The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-21

son was born last week "a
Rev. and Mrs. g. G. Schurnlan.
Is Any Girl Safe p IF not
why not? See answer at the
| Grand Friday. Bill
Mrs. A. E. King returned Fri.
! day night from a long visit with
her relatives in Illinois and al
other places. Mrs. King ha.
been away since before Thanks
giving.
VIM. Zeildorf, of Paxton, was
badly burned last week by thu
explosion of a five gallon can Of
gasoline. His burns are moi
seriously deep, however, and hi
lis making a GOOD recovery.
Banker and Dennistoun last
week shipped two cars contain
| ing seventy hogs to the South
lSt. Paul market. The animals
averaged 232 pounds each anc
were sold at twelve cents pei
pound.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E.. Church viii meet in the
church parlors Friday afternoon
at three o'clock, February %.
All ladies of the church are
asked to come early and be pre-
pared to sew. By order of Pres.
Ernest Lindenan returned
Monday from a three days visit
at the home Of his brother, VIM.
Lindeman, of RoWena. He re-
ports the injured man to be
improving splendidly, and the
casts were removed yesterday.
If no further trouble sets in Mr..
Lindeman will be able to be out
of bed in about a week.
Mrs. VIM. F. Jackson enter
tanned large company Of la
dies at cards at her home Fri
day evening. The house was
decorated with appropriate val
entine favors and the same
scheme was carried out in the
two course luncheon served at
the close Of the evening. Pro-
gressive five hundred was played.
The Fire Department was
called out early Monday morn
ing by a blaze at the Geo. Flow
ers home. The fire was caused
by the small son Of Mr.. Flow
ers setting fire to box # ex-
celsior which was in one Of the
upstairs rooms. Beyond the
breaking of a window no aarm
was done to the house or it's
contents.
A story of the North Woods,
teeming with action and ROM
ance, is to be found in William
RusselPs next Mutual Star Pro-
duction, "The Strength of Don
aid Mckenzie" five act drama
Of the out-of-doors, to head the
theatres bill for next Wednes-
day. Charlotte Burton supports
TIE star in this interesting
photoplay. 31-1t
w. C. Bissonette Of The Lead
er left Chicago last Friday, for
New York where he will COM
plete his buying of spring goods
for his firm. Miss Weber of The
Leaders millinery department,
has been helping Mr.. Bissonette
buy millinery goods in Chicago
and left last week for a visit
at her home at Hastings. Among
Miss Weber's selections is a
splendid line Of Gage hats.
Oyster Stews are served at
the G e m Restaurant at all
times. l9-tf
H. N. Bell entertained a COM
pany of friends at his home last
Wednesday evening in honor of
his birthday anniversary. "A
four-course dinner was served by
Mrs. Bell at six o'clock and the
evening was spent in visiting.
Mr.. Bells guests were the "old
settlers" of Redwood Falls and
vicinity and a very pleasant
evening was passed in reminis-
cling of early days. The guests
included DR.. A. A. Joss, Henry
Schleuder, M. E. Powell, A. D..
Stewart, G. w. Tiffany, E. A.
Pease, Robt. Stewart, A. E. King
and JOS. Tyson. The table was
decorated with jonquils and the
place cards were daintily hand
painted valentines, the work Of
Miss Francis Everett. This was
Mr.. Bells SEVENTEEN birthday
and his guests and other friends
are wishing him as many more.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH