The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-10-03

JOS. Danielson, Of Walnut
/ Grove, was a county fair visitor.
Attorney r. B. Korns Of Tracy,
was q Redwood Falls visitor
/ Monday morning.
w. III. Gold has gone to Pros
lser, Washington, to attend to
the harvesting Of his apple crop.
F. C. Fechter returned Sunday
from Belgrade, Mimi, where he
conducted a series of auctions
last week.
Mrs. John Knudson and her
daughter left last week for a
visit with relatives at Mortified
and at Minneapolis.
Mrs. F. B. Zschunke of New
Ulm, was a guest at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. M. Lauterbach
from Thursday until Saturday.
/ Miss Mary Thune and Mrs
Ward Pease entertained the
lPythian Sisters Club at the home
Of Miss Thune Tuesday evening
/ P. Lloyd was a guest last week
at the home of Mrs. Fnller and
Sons, while here to attend the
county fair. Mr.. Lloyd's home
lis in Mankato.
/ J. G. Perry, travelling agent
/ for the C. & N. w. r. R., was in
! Redwood Falls Thursday in
charge Of the special train for
tie Company L boys.
A. L. McCarger of Montevi-
dec, attended the Redwood Coun-
/ ty fair the last three days. While
here Mr.. McCarger was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Keefe.
/ Representative A. j. Praxel OF
Lainberton, attended the Red
wood County fair last Thursday
He was accompanied by his
mother and his uncle, F. Schan-
1dera.
Rev. and Mrs. Darrell and W.
III. Gold were among the attend
ants at the Methodist conference
at Pipestone last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Darrell returned Sunday
night.
Mrs. w. D. Lines, accompa-
MED by Judge and Mrs. Little
! of Seattle, who have been guests
at the Lines home for the past
few weeks, left last week for q
visit in New York.
Buy your corn;neal of Smith
Phone 261. 9-4ts
]. The night before Co. L left, F
Scoates presented the boys witt
nine pounds of comb honey anc
one and one-half gallons Of
strained honey The gift was
very much appreciated by the
boys.
4 Mrs. Nellie Durham and he1
4 grandson were visitors at the
/ home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Barnes
4 last week. Mrs. Durham came
I, up from GAINESVILLE to attend t.
business matters and to be here
during the county fair.
! Elmer Alexander, a member
4 of Company L, was granted {
ten days furlough because o.
the very serious illness Of hi
mother, and returned to his
home at Pipestone instead Of &C
companying the company south
D. L. Crimmins left Saturday
night for Canada expecting tx
Ebe gone about week. Upon his
return he will have shipped here
from Canada, five hundred hea6
Of stock steers and heifers to be
fed by Redwood County feeders
during the winter.
See me for Dakota land. j. F
Jones, Redwood Falls. lit
/ DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman re.
turned to their home at 9Reme1
Saturday after a visit. with Their
daughters here. Mr.. and Mrs
John Vail, who accompanied
them to Redwood Falls, returned
to Remer by train Sunday, Their
daughter, Mrs. Bernard Rice, go.
ing with them.
| The children are asked to helI
in the campaign to raise money
for the soldiers and Sailors Ii
brary fund, this campaign last
! ing from Octobr / to 13. Only
a small donation is asked from
each one and no donation is too
small to be very gratefully re
ceived. Ask your teacher Of
miss Tolzman about it.
4 C. A. Schildknecht left Sunday
for Minneapolis to take up hi
new work with the E. E. Atkin
son Company. Mr.. Schildknech
was the guest Of honor at very
pleasant stag party Saturday
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