The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-06-27

Simon Selfert and family OF
Wabasso were Redwood Falls
visitors Monday.
Mrs. Albert trust and her
daughters of Minneapolis arriv-
ed Saturday for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Mckay.
| James A. Larson, assistant
secretary of state, was Red
wood County business visitor
Friday.
Captain M. w. Hingeley and
his recruiting staff enlisted nine
recruits at Slayton during their
visit there Saturday and Sunday.
c. r. Walline of Columbus,
Montana arrived in Redwood
Falls Monday and is a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Y.
Everett.
Mrs. E. Horn entertained
twenty-five children at her home
Saturday in honor of the fifth
birthday anniversary of little
Dorothy Darrell.
Geo. Amberg drove out from
! Minneapolis Sunday bringing a
REQ 6 car which had been sold
by Farrell & Keefe to the Holt
Brothers of Belview.
Alex Russell Of New Uln-
came to Redwood Falls Sunday
and is staying at the home Of
Mrs. c. E. Lamberton where he
will be for several days.
G. A. Perkins of Window came
up Sunday to get his Cadillac
car which had been overhauled
at the Stensvad garage.
The Sunday school of the
Methodist church will hold its
annual picnic in Winters grove
Wednesday of this week.
Saturday was Red Cross Tag
Day in Redwood Falls and SAL
81 was the sum taken in by the
ladies who worked during the
afternoon and evening. This |
amount was added to the a.
mount raised by subscription.
The town ladies' aid society Of /
the Methodist church will hold |
their regular monthly meeting
Friday afternoon, June 20, at
the home of Mrs. H. M. Hitch
cock. All the ladies of the
church are invited to come and
help by their presence.
The children referred to in the
following item are the grand
children of Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
O'Hara of Redwood Falls. The
clipping was taken from daily
paper published at North va
kima, Wash.
Irene, Maurice and Dorothea
Peterson, who live at 600 East
Chestnut street and who are
aged IA, II and 10 years re-
spectively, must be added to the
list of youthful supporters OF
Uncle Sam. Each one is the
owner Of a $50 Liberty bond"
Mrs. T. Inglis, Miss Jessie
[nglis and Miss Mabel Anderson
with Jay Farrell as chauffeur, /
drove Mr.. Inglis' REQ 6 to Min t
1eapolis Saturday. There Miss I
Inglis took the train for Chicago '
20 resume her training at Cook '
county hospital. The others of
he party returned to Redwood &
Falls Sunday, having had most S
pleasant trip. /
Harriette Gum Robertson, the
speaker on the second days
,hautauqua program, has writ !
en- Mrs. Margaret Little, the {
president of the local Woman's t
Club, that she wishes to meet =
he women and girls of the city
It an informal reception at the
church Immediately
following her lecture in the tent.
Mrs. Little is hopeful that all
Who can possible do SO will at
end this meeting. Mrs. Rober-
ION is a great club worker and
will have a special message for
hose who meet her.
A daughter was recently born
o Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ben
lett of Park River, North Dako-
a. The young lady has the
distinction of being the youngest
FOLDER of Liberty Loan bonds in
he United States, having been
presented within very short
ime after her birth, with a large
invested in these bonds
" her maternal grandfather.
ike her illustrious father, Miss
Bennett is a firm believer in the
,et-there qualities of the early