The Redwood gazette., 1917-10-31

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neapolis last week for a sllor'
visit.
Fancy Michigan Keefer pear'
by the bushel. Roberts ant
Henschke. ISL
Mrs. Elmer Dodge of Roches
ter, is q guest at the home q
her sister, Mrs. G. E. Lanber
ton.
A.C. Townley will give an ad
dress at the town hall at Dan
ube Friday afternoon Of this
4 week.
Fifty per cent less on all hats
at the Johnson Millinery Store
Don't miss this Sale. Closes
November l.
Mrs. Ethel King TreadWell Oh
y st. Paul, was a guest last week
OF her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
i Mrs. A. E. King.
i Robert Fuller has gone to the
Farm School at st. Anthony
Park and will be a student there
for the next several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Towne of
Winthrop, visited Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Towne's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hitch
cock.
The Freshmen and Sophomore
classes of the high school en-
joyed a Halloween party at the
high school building last Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. G. E. Lamberton, her
guest, Mrs. Dodge, and her fam
lily, were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.,
Ball at Morgan.
Mrs. Schildknecht entertained
a company of friends at dinner
Sunday evening in honor of ner
son, G. A. Schildknecht, of Min
neapolis, who spent the day in
Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Gold and
their daughters, Misses Lola,
Rhoda and Margaret left by au-
to Tuesday to drive to their
winter home at Miami, Florida.
They will return next spring.
Eat All @ The Wheat Flour.
Good for gems, Pan Cakes and.
Brown Bread. Comes in TO-
pound bags. For sale by KuenzliI
q Luscner. 15-1t
The Aune & Thune Store has
a very attractive Halloween
window which is especially pref
ty at night when the scene is
lighted by the Jack-O-Lanterns
used. The whole window is al
so rather suggestive Of the ripe
ness of the times for overaHs,
cornhusking and pumpkin pies.
The picture of Father Swift
which attracted the attention of |
all who attended the meetings
last week at the Methodist
Church was loaned by his daugh- /
ter, Mrs. Irene Marsh, who is
still resident Of Redwood Falls. |
Rev. Swift was the founder Of
the church and was in a large
measure responsible for its pres
eat day success.
Dance Arnory--Friday even
ing. November 3. Come and /
hear the New Dream Orches-
ira. 15-1t |
The singing at TIE Methodist
Church last week was done by
a number of local people under
the direction of Miss Amy
Barnes. Three ladies from out I
of-toWn, Mrs. Treadwell of st. T
Paul, Mrs. Dubois of Northfeld.
and Mrs. Alexander Of Lynd, all
former members Of the church.
also assited in the chorus work
and in singing solos.
The Ladies of the Church of I
St. Catherine will give their an
nual food and apron sale in the.
basement of the church begin
ming at two o'clock Saturday
afternoon, in the basement of i
the church. Many desirable ar
sicles will be offered for sale and
The ladies of the city are invited
TO call and look them over. 15-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Winter re-
turned Tuesday from Milaca,
where they helped DR.. C. P.
Gibson, Mrs. Winters father,
celebrate his sixty eighth birth
lay. DR.. Gibson accompanied
them as far as Minneapolis, |
eaving from there for Fort
Harrison near Indianapolis where
ne will become a member of the
inspecting physicians corps.
A. D. McRae, G.. F.. Martin
and A. D. Stewart made quick
rip to Milroy Wednesday in an
3Wer to 4 call for helm thn1