The Redwood gazette., 1917-11-07

1 Merchants State Bank OF Oelhl, trans.
acted business here Tuesday Of last
i week.
Mrs. Bert Virgins returned las,
week from Hamline where she Wis.
ted with her daughter, Miss Mary
Virgins.
Miss Rose Lauterbach will leave
Wednesday for St. Peter for an ex
tended stay with her sister, Mrs. An
drew Cook.
AIr. and Mrs. Geo Jaehning ane
Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Ward were Sun
day guests at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. J. Chamberlain at Marshall
Misses Lillian and Wilma Olser
and Marie Magelsen Of Walnut Grove
spent several days last week at ths
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Hallunl
The young ladies returned to theil
home Fl;Cay.
"A New Ulm party consisting o1
Mr.. and Mrs. F. English, Mrs. F. w
/ Eibner and children, and Mrs. M
Burg spent Sunday with Redwood
Falls friends.
County Ditch 80, a large ditch in
the vicinity of Belview has been com
pleted and is giving good satisfac-
ton according to the farmers whose
land is drained by this ditch. Engi-
| neer F. r. Kline did the work on this
ditch.
| The Sunday, School of Mrs A. VIII
stadt surprised their teacher at her
home last Wednesday evening and a
most enjoyable Halloween party was
given. The young people all wore
Halloween costumes and appropriate
games were played.
A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Cook of st. Peter.
The young man is named Herbert
John Cook in honor of his two uncles
Lieutenant John Lauterbach and Her
bert Lauterbach who are both with
the colors" at present
Mrs. G. r. Pease, chairman of the
local branch of the Red Cross, re-
quests all the ladies who are knitting
to bring the finished articles to her
or to Mrs. Ira Reynolds or to the
Red Cross workrooms by the end Of
the present week as a shipment will
be made then.
Miss Mildred Young of Mankato,
spent the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. H. Buechner. Miss Esther An
derson and Messrs. Ensie motored up
Sunday and spent the day at the
Buechner home and in Ramsey State
Park, Miss Young returning with
them Sunday evening.
Joe Chapman sustained severe
burns about the face while at work
in the chemical laboratory Friday
evening. In filling an alcohol lamp
the alcohol caught fire and unex-
pectedly burst into flame. He will
entirely recover and it is believed
his face will be SCARED only for a
short time.
The members of the Christian
Church met at the church last Tues
day for social time and to hear
reports on the history of the church
it's financial status, etc. Short talks
were given by G. F. Martin. M. G..
Ever and w. Van Mosch. This is
the first of a series of such meetings
which will be held monthly.
Miss Luella Turrell and her moth
er, Mrs. o. B. Turrell, entertained
the teachers of the public schools,
Mrs. Nellie Brainard and Mrs. ] G..
RYAN and DR.. and Mrs. McPheeters
at dinner at their home. Saturday. Cow
ers were laid for twenty-five, three
long tables being spread in the din.
ing room. The guests attended the
football game after the dinner
Trains on the C. & N. w. R. R.
found it necessary to transfer pas
sengers and mail about four miles
from town Sunday and Monday, be-
cause of the dredging machine which
was going through the track. The
dredge finished its work Monday and it
was expected that the bridge would
be put into place early Tuesday.
The names of bond purchasers IN
Redwood Falls will be published in
the next issue of the Gazette and
the names of other purchasers
throughout Redwood County will be
published just as rapidly as the lists
of names are available. The Gazette
requests that when the names are
published all those noting omissions
will please call our attention to the
omission naming the bank where the
bond was purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. King and their
daughters will leave Thursday for
Deming, New Mexico. and Camp Cody
where they will visit their son who
is a, member of Company L They
will make the trip by car and are
going equipped with full camping
outfit which they will carry in trail
er SO that they can "camp OUT when
they so desire. They expect to spend
the winter in the south and west, not
returning to Redwood Falls until
next spring.
POULTRY WANTED
The Redwood Falls Produce Com
pany is going to ship car of live
poultry and will pay the highest mar
ket prices up to and including No
vember 16. For prices phone 167
or 90. 16-1t
NOTICE.
Franz Peterson will sell his farm
stock and machinery at public auc-
ton on the L. T. White farm Mon
day, November 10. Mr.. Peterson has
a large bill of some fine stuff. Read
his bill in the next issue of The Ga
zette, and wait for Mr.. Peterson
sale-it will be worth your while.
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