The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-14
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REVERE LOCALS
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JULIUS and Jacob Nelson were Wal
nut Grove visitors Saturday after
noon of last week.
MRS. Z; E. Sawyer and Miss Erie
ga temple were in Tracy shopnino
Saturday afternoon pe
A. ). Bjerke was in Tracv on bus;
ness one day last week.
leo Overlee made a business ooh
urday. u aims sat
Harold Peterson, who is ATTENDING
the Commercial College at Mankato
Visited his parents over SUNDAY.
Mrs. F. B. Grinde, who ha: boon
IN Minneapolis several davs on or.
count OF the death of her sisters bns
oand, returned Monday afternoon Sho
was accompanied by Mrs Abe
Grlnde of Minneapolis.
first of the week with his fan,;1,, 'i ;'
Minneapolis. iiiy III
Z. M. Hutchinson. of Ames. Iowa
arrived the last of the week to work
a1e Iarlock farm west of town. but
aIter getting here decided to make
otnef arrangements and sold his
household goods at auction Saturday
ana an has hired out to farmer naay
"aihu ~ Grove for the summer
%. w. Fletcher arrived from Knox-
Vllle, Ia, with carload of stock and
machinery Sunday morning and has
moved onto the Paulson farm north
of town h horth
a. M, Anderson, Theo. Peterson and
Gust Berg, who have resided sontb
" town Tor some years past. Skinned
eul with four cars of immigrant NOV
aDies Sunday afternoon for Turtle
Lake, N. D., where they have mr.
chased adjoining farms,
Mrs M. E. Quinn and Mrs O++o
blelka were Lamberton shoppers Sat
urday afternoon. 0ae7
John Bendixen arrived fron, r.
thervllle, Ia, with car of stocL and
machinery Tuesday morning and has
moved onto his farm southeast ~
1 Town, Wflch was worked by C. Wectz
last season. Mrs. Bendixen and Their
son arrived Tuesday afternoon
). Z. Warwick and E. E. Weedn,on
spent a few hours in Lamberton 10 -
tuesday afternoon. go
Donald Grinde, the six months, old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grinde If
Minneapolis, died Wednesday eJenina
at the home of F. B. Grinde. death
being caused by an abscess of the
throat resulting from a cold The
remains We're shipped Friday after
noon to Minneapolis where f,,nana1
services were held Saturday. Mr.. and
y: hrsi Grlnde have the sympathy of all
IN their loss, which is especially sad
Tor having occurred away from home
Mr.. Grlnde was in Minneapolis and
arrived here on the early train Fri
day morning.
A. T. Holmberg came down from
Lamberton Friday afternoon to at
tend to some business matters at his
farm north of town.
Or. Gleysteen, of Lamberton. and
L. ). Schumacher of Springfield were
In town Thursday.
Iheo. Knutson returned Thursday
from Heron Lake where he had .
slight operation performed on his
right knee which has been stiff for
some time. AS far as can be Judged
at this time the operation was sue
cessful and the patient is getting
along nicely.
A number of neighbors were en-
tertalned at the Makarral home south
OF town Saturday evening in honor
OF Master Percy MakarraPs nine
teenth birthday.
Mrs. Ethel Johnson, who has been
visiting at the Louis Flick home for
some time, returned to her home in
Lamberton Friday afternoon.
The school contest for North Hero
township was held in this village Fri
day afternoon, the first honors being
carried off by the local school. Ade-
lame Nicolayson won first place in
reading and spelling and Lena Hoff-
rogge first in arithmetic. District 81
was represented by only sixth grade
pupils but in spite of this fact made
an excellent showing and took End
place IN oral spelling.
The Willow Grove Farmers Club
met Friday with Jas. H. Baum. the
usual program being augmented by
q bountiful spread served by Mrs.
Baum.
Jas. B. Frazier went to Walnut
Grove Saturday afternoon to conduct
teachers meeting.
In connection with the school con-
test held here Friday afternoon Ade-
laine Nicolayson of this village is de-
serving of special mention, being but
eleven wears old and winninU fret