The Redwood gazette., 1917-01-17

acted business here Wednesday.
John McMurchie, Of Delhi,
was a visitor at The Gazette of
fee Wednesday.
i Douglas Allan, Of Paxton,
transacted business in the Twin
Cities last week.
! Mrs. LaFountain has recov-
cred from her recent severe at
tack of the grippe.
& DR.. T. E. Finn returned Sum
day from Rochester where he
spent several days last week.
Miss Ella Gimmestad, of Bel
view, was a guest of Miss Ger
trude Alb9rts a short time last
week.
Earl Stebbins has resumed his
work in the Philbrick store af-
ter a few days absence because
of illness.
Mrs. Maude Root is spending
this week with friends in Min
neapolis, and the rest room is in
charge of Mrs. Carrie Smitkers.
Mrs. Frank Okins and her lit
tie daughter were guests last
week of Mrsl Okins' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fadden, of Nor
ton.
David McNaughton was
among those from Redwood
Falls who attended the funeral
of Mrs. Boehm at Delhi last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Mclean went
to Rochester last week to con-
suit with the Drs. Mayo about
Mr.. McLean's health. They re-
turned Tuesday.
A horse belonging to Mr..
Kiester slipped and fell in the
barnyard Sunday, breaking it's
leg so badly that it's owner was
forced to shoot it.
R. Stensvad, M. w. Dennis
toun and F. G. Hubbard re-
turned last Saturday morning
from Minneapolis where they
attended the state fair meeting.
G. P. Smith, supervisor of
Redwood County ditch-making,
left Tuesday for Spencer, Ia on
] a business visit expecting to be
! away several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palardy spent
] the Christmas holidays at the
: home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Gierke, residing
east of Redwood Falls, and are
now at home at 2439 Blaisde.l
Ave. So., Minneapolis.
: Try our Oyster Stews, at The
Gem Restaurant. 19-tf
Clerk of Court Weldon has IS
, sued marriage licenses to Oscar
! ! Rinderman and Grace Mahoney
John P. Lechner and Anna K.
Bolster, Edwin Dorum and Rose
Johnson, Otto Teich and Mary
Scoates.
: C. H. Frederiksen returned
! ! from st. Paul where he attended
i several sessions of the farmers
and home-makers' week !" Mr.
\ Frederiksen said he wished
! ! many more Of the farmers from
= this part of the county Woulo
have been present. Morgan
Messenger.
> John Gluth has done large
:, fur business this winter, His
: local purchases have amounted
to 5000 muskrats, l07 skunks
It's weasels, 6 mink, also e
II II bundles of cowhides. On Satur
g g day he received a shipment Of
z 1000 muskrats and other ful
: which he had purchased o.
: Northern Minnesota parties
:. Morgan Messenger.
:. The marriage of Miss Ella =
Gierke and Paul A. Palardy wa
solemnized December %, at sew
/ en- o'clock III the evening at thu
I St. Stephens Catholic Church il
y Minneapolis. Miss Lea Palard.
a and Henry Rholf attended thu
i couple. Father Gaughan officia
ting. Following the ceremon.
IS wedding supper was served a
k the home of the BRIDES sister
r Mrs. C. w. Brewer, 1919 2nt
r. Ave. So.
o Ashley Ever, of Lamberton
II who has been in the Union hos
le pital since he was injured in al
accident in that village, whicl
! occurred, when a freight trail
/ collided with an auto truck, up
p on which he was riding, ha
g made settlement with the rail
of road company for his injuries
" It is said that the company ha
e. aUreed to nav his hOSDital bill