The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-09-19

Buy your cornmeal Of Smith.
IPhdne 261. Git
MI. and Mrs. I. 6. Nc Glister
made an a1ito trip to Olivia Mon
/ day morning.
i Mrs. Jos. Lauterbach and her
! children went to New Ulm last
4 week for a visit with relatives.
] Miss Jessie Parish left last
q week for Porter where she Will
I teach during the coming year.
Miss Mae Willard Of Mime
4 apolis, arrived last week for q
visit at the NJ w. Cobleigh
home.
Paul Kerfoot returned to his
4 home in st. Paul Sunday after
q visit at the H. G. Schmahl
E home.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.. Gales mo-
Il tored to Jordan and Belle Plaine
Sunday to spend the day with
/ relatives.
/ Mrs. E. G. Pomroy of Delhi,
I came down last week for a visit
with iler daughter, Mrs. Emil
Il Kuenzli.
Il Mrs. Chas. Tenney and Miss
h F1ossie Tenney were recently
guests at the j. C. Arnold home
4 at Vesta.
The Sewing Circle of the
/ Church of st. Catherine will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. M. Lauterbach..
.I Miss Helen Doughty returned
last week from an extended visit
with relatives in Marshall and
| is again at the E. Kuenzli home.
i Gladys Eykyn of Lamberton,
sfwon the state championship in
/ the girls bread making contest
at the state fair. The prize is a
500 scholarship at the state
i farm school and is given by the
Russell-Miller Company.
The Woman's Home Mission
larry Society Of the Methodist
[Church will be entertained We'd
lnesday afternoon, September 10,
4 lat the home Of Mrs. j. w. Inglis.
4 The assistant hostesses are Mrs.
4 R. Whyte and Mrs. E. Chapman.
4 Mrs. Geo. Gibson entertained
two of her sisters and their hus-
bands at her home from Tues
day until Thursday, the party
4 coming by car. The guests were
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. Eisley of Cedar
Falls, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
4 Rohlf of Worthing, S. D.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weeks
and little son, Jack, of Redwood
i Falls. autoed to this city last
Thursday for a short visit. Mrs.
Weeks and Jack left on the af-
1 ternoon train for Chicago for a
live weeks visit with relatives.
Springfield Free Press.
Buy your cornmeal of Smith.
!; Phone 261. 9-4tr
There will be a meeting of the
ladies of st. Veronica's Guild at
! the parish house next Thursday
J afternoon. Refreshments will pc
served by the parish ladies
promptly at four o'clock and an
important business meeting will
follow. All members are urged
to be present.
Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week Walnut Grove viii
stage its annual big Farm Fair
and expects to have two days
of real enjoyment. Generous
prizes are offered for farm prod
!. ucts and representative Of the
3 state agricultural school will be
there to assist in the judging
Several attractive entertainment
features are also announced.
If you have ever eaten of the
chicken dinners prepared by the
famous cooks Of the Methodist
i Church you will want to eat an
. other.If you never had one you
have a treat before you. Don't
!, let the Redwood County Fair
!, days go by without eating at
. least one of these famous din
pers at the Methodist Church
Lunches also will be served. Git
Mrs. E. Kuenzli returned last
Tuesday from Minneapolis where
i she was an inmate of the Fair
view Hospital for several weeks
! after her automobile accident
while Mrs. Kuenzli's physical
condition is improved, her in
:. jured arm still gives her great
pain, and she is still suffering
from her intense nervous shock
:. Mrs. Alvin Small of Minneapolis
accompanied Mrs. Kuenzli home