The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-14

III A. III. Peterson and Il. u. kUg
ers Of Delhi were Redwood Fall
business visitors Friday.
Mrs VIM Redetzke went t.
BesvieW last week for a visit al
the home of MIR. and Mrs. A. F
Abraham
Fred McNealy, of Milk River
Alberta, Cam, is a guest at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
CountTynlan-
A big Western play at the
Grand Wednesday, Kolb ano
Dill in 1.-THE Three Pals" in a s.
act feature. 3O-1t
Miss Be1nice Hodge spent the
weekend at home, returning to
her school duties near Morgan
Sunday.
Fay Parish left Monday for
his home at Hot Springs after
! visiting at the home of his uncle
Frank Parish, since his arrival
from the Border.
4. Albert Mogen and a friend
from Belview spent Sunday in
Redwood Falls. Mr.. Mogen will
take part in the preliminaries at
the wrestling match Feb. Is.
Michael Maher and his son,
Frank, left Monday night for
Simpson, Canada, after spend
ing some time with relatives in
Redwood Falls and vicinity.
j. B. Philbrick, junior mem
her of the Philbrick Department
Store, has gone east, expecting
to visit Chicago and New York
to purchase spring goods for his
firm. Mr.. Philbrick will be away
about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jaehning,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Ward and
Mrs. Wilson who were house
guests of Sec. and Mrs. julius
A. Schmahl during carnival
week, reached home Thursday
night after being delayed be-
cause of snowbound trains.
c.. A. Bennett, w. H. Gold and
DR.. T. E. Finn left Monday for
q visit at Minneapolis. Mr.. Ben
nett will remain there for a
visit with his daughter and will
also secure a brace for the leg
which was broken in the auto
mobile accident of last fall.
Oyster Stews are served at
the Gem Restaurant at all
times 19-tf
The members of Company L
Club will give dance at the
Armory Friday evening, Febru-
airy 16. The New Dream Or
chestra will furnish the music
for the occasion. This is the
last dance before Lent and the
Company Club is hopeful OF a
large attendance.
P. v. Finley left Tuesday with |
two carloads of stock for the
South St. Paul market. The
stock was shipped by the Red
wood Shipping Association.
From St. Paul Mr.. Finley Will
go to southern Minnesota where
he will sell lecture courses for
the University extension bureau.
Erie Peabody is boasting most
boastfuIy of possessing the fast
est skiing record in the world.
Mr.. Peabody says he went at
the rate of ninety miles per min
ute but neglects to mention how
many minutes he travelled. He
also neglects to state that his
record for stopping short is just
as much of breaker as his rec
ord for going ahead.
Miss Vaughn Neiman enter
tanned a company of her girl
at her home last Thurs
Lay afternoon in honor Of the
sixth anniversary of her birth.
Games were played during the
afternoon and light refresh
nents were served. The guests
we're Misses Julia Melges, Mar
yaret Fobes, Lucille Grapp, Ber- ,
lice Francois, Grace Ward, kath-
crime Johnson, Grace Wester
md Marie Asleson. !
w. J. Barber was the first
nan in Vesta to complete tun-
1el under a snow bank to his ]
garage, Monday morning. The !
;unnel is about three feet wide
md high enough for traffic to
PASS through without butting in. |
% the roof. Some of the other
business places that need tun-
1els, are waiting for a surveyor !
70 estimate the cubic yards of ,
snow to be removed, and then
hey will advertise for bids /.