The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-08-29

Miss Carrie Wilcox was the
guest of friends at Springfield
last week.
Misses M. A. Scott and Bessie
Severade of Artesian, S. D., are
guests of L. Appel.
Lieutenant Oliver Steele left
Tuesday for Des MONIES where
ne will join his company at Fort
Dodge.
Fred Reichert and his daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie, of Divernon, ILL.,,
are visiting at the home of L.
T. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shanks of ST.
James, were Sunday guests at
the home of Judge and Mrs. A.
C. Dolliff.
Mrs. H. Jensen and her fam
| ily have returned from their
motor trip to various points in
South Dakota and Minnesota.
Mrs. Sarah Martin and Miss
Arabelle Martin of Minneapolis,
are guests this week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Baldwin.
Lieutenant C. H. Baldwin left
Sunday for short visit at Min
neapolis after which he will go
to Fort Dodge to join his COM
pany. !,
Geo. Chamberlain and Fred
Healy of Marshall, were in Red
wood Falls Monday on their way
to Litchfeld where they will
spend the week in fishing.
Mrs. N. B. LeBlond and her
daughter, Mrs. Olive Robertson,
of Minneapolis, are guests OF
Mrs. LeBlond's niece, Mrs. }. j..
Jueneman, and of Mrs. w. Baker.
Mrs. C. Lang, Mrs. Frank Ok-
ms and Miss Hannah Frederic
sen entertained the ladies of d.
of H. sewing circle at the home
of Mrs. C. Lang Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Jos. Tyson and her son
left Tuesday noon for Rochester
where they will be guests OF Or.
and Mrs. Thorson for week.
Mr.. Tyson is visiting with rela-
tives in Missouri.
Mrs. w. H. Notion and her
daughter, Miss Louise Notion,
came up from St. James Mon
day to attend the funeral ofFred
Warner. They are guests at
the H. A. Baldwin home.
Mrs. T. C. McAllister, her
daughters, Misses Nell, Grayce
and Bess, Don McAllister and
Miss Zelma Thune returned Mon
day from a several days auto
mobile trip to Minneapolis.
DR.. and Mrs. Belt and Miss
Hazel Belt of Dodge Center at
tended the funeral of Fred. l..
Warner Monday. Wilbur War
ner of Watertown,, S. D., was al
so in attendance at the funeral.
Found. That our tallor-made
suits are superior to others OF
the same price and higher. We
have Just received our new sam
piles for fall and winter clothing.
Call and see them at Wood S
Cash Grocery. o-lt
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Otto and
children ~and Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Sims motored from Aurora, Ne
braska, to Redwood Falls last
week and are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Gilliland.
The three ladies are sisters.
Mrs. Johnson has in her line
of new fall hats, very pretty
ones, too, and invites the public
to come and see them before
buying elsewhere. New goods
are constantly arriving and Mrs.
Johnson's line is very complete,
F. l.. French, the head OF the
agriculture department of the
Redwood Falls high school, has
been accepted as a candidate for
the second officers training camp
at Fort Smelling and will leave
today to take up his work there.
Mrs. French will accompany her
husband and will go to the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ford, in Minneapolis. During
the year of Mr.. French's work in
the local school he has been one
Of the most efficient members of
the faculty as well as one of the
most popular of the instructors
and will be greatly missed. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. French have made
real place for themselves in
the school and social circles of
the city, and will be missed
greatly by many, especially by