The Redwood gazette., 1917-10-17

Mrs. VIM. Kelly spent Sum
day with relatives At Morton.
Mrs. +. Z. Tout and son Jack
visited last week at the George
Davis home at Seaforth.
G. " Everett and ]. T.. Knapp
spent Sunday and Monday in a
motoring trip to Morris, Mimi.
Mrs. G. a. Holly spent the
weekend at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Fuhr Of Seaforth.
Miss Zumwinkle and her
brother Bert Zumwinkle, spent
|Sunday at their home at Nor
| ton.
j. Albert johnson attended
| the Grand Lodge Of the Knights
lof Pythfas at Minneapolis last
week.
Mrs. HI. A. Baldwin returned
Wednesday from Minneapolis
where she attended the grand
lodge Of the Pythian Sisters.
Miss Colgan Of the third grade
has resumed her school work
after being called to her home
by the illness and death of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. McRae, W..
&c. Bissonette and Mrs. F. l..
Tout .notored to the Twin Cities
Friday for a short visit, return
ing Monday.
A. r. "A. Laudon Of the Pro-
bate Court had hearings in his
court Monday in the estates of
Henry Krug, Wallace Krug and
Aslang Johnson.
See me for Dakota land. J.sF.
Jones, Redwood Falls. lift
Miss Ruth Goudv Of Seaforth,
has gone to Searles, N. D., where
she will teach English and his
tory IN the high school. Miss
Goudy is alumnus of the local
high school.
Claude Kain, who left Red
wood County for Camp Dodge
with the first contingent, was
among the winners in the Min
nesota field day recently staged
at the Camp. Private Kain won
second place in the eight hun
dred and eighty ward relay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Weldon
and daughter motored to Mar
shall Sunday to spend the day
with relatives. They were ac-
co1npanied by Misses Alice and
Marion Jaehning who visited at
the home of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. J. Chamberlain.
Vesta staged Corn and Colt
Show with very good success
October 6 and was well satisfied
with the result of the day. Sen.
Frank Clague made one Of his
rousing patriotic speeches, hit
ting the bulls-eye with his US
ual force. Sen. Potter Of Spring
field acted as judge Of the live
stock and gave a talk on breed
ing.
D. S. Brainard, superintend-
ent Of city schools, was an at
tendant at the War Council held
in Minneapolis Friday and Sat-
ilrday Of last week. The pur-
pose Of the conference was to
discuss means Of educating the
student body of the state in
greater patriotism, production
and conservation Of food materi-
ais, etc.
Clerk Of Court Weldon has re-
Gently issued marriage licenses
to the following: Oscar Gale
waert and Irma Verlinde, Otto
Loose and Emma Kilgas, Erwin
Otto and Emma Loose, Joseph
Kotval and Nettie Potter, John
Thompson and Lena Kettner,
Edward Thomson and Louisa
Kaille, Peter Monson and Sadie
Wilkinson.
The Philbrick Store and the
Kuenzli & >Luscher Grocery are
to be complinented upon the
very attractive and appropriate
show windows decorated in hon
or of the Liberty Loan Cam
paign. The windows are dressed
in a most artistic and inspiring
way and are deserving Of atten-
tion. They are the work of Ed
ward Johnson Of the Philbrick
store and John Klaus of the
Kuenzli- Luscher store.
The first womah in Minneap-
oils to apply for a bond from
the second Liberty Loan is Mrs.
Priscilla Blair, negro, 2817 Chi
cago avenue, employed by the
Powers Mercantile company.
Mrs. Blair called today at the
local committee headquarters,