The Redwood gazette., 1917-01-17

Carson Rote, Of Clements, was
q Redwood Fails business vis-
|itor Tuesday.
The Athletic Association will
give a dance at The Armory Fri
day evening, January IL. Mu-
sic by the Peerless Orchestra.
Read The Scenic City Market
advertisement in this issue and
find out one good way to make
money. 1t offers some genuine
bargains. 26-1t.
The Mite Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. F.. A. Pease
Friday afternoon, January 19.
Mrs. Pease will be assisted by
Mrs. w. P. Rice and Mrs. S. 0.
| Mason.
The w. R. C. held its annual
meeting and installation of Off
GERS at the K. P. Hall Tuesday.
Dinner was served at noon and
the installation exercises took
/ place in the afternoon.
Ira Rogers, of Delhi was a
Redwood Falls visitor Tuesday.
Ira returned only last week from
Texas where he has served for
the past six months as a mem
ber of Company L, Second Min
nesOta.
i Ingolf Stensvad returned Mon
day night from Minneapolis
where he has been in the hospi-
tai for the past six weeks. He
has recovered nicely from his
surgical operation and is much
| improved in health.
The boys of the Athletic Asso-
citation are planning on giving
their friends a right good time
at the Armory dance next Fri
day evening, January II. The
Peerless Orchestra will be there
to furnish the music.
The annual meeting OF the
First National Bank was held
/ last Tuesday showing that the
wear had been one of reasonable
profit and of satisfaction to the
officers and stockholders. The
same officers and directors were
reelected.
Eng. Geo. E. Thorn has re-
signed as drainage engineer IN
Redwood County and has gone
to Glenwood where he has al
ready been appointed as engi-
neer on four bitches. His pace
as engineer on Ditch No. 45 has
been taken by John Myers.
Mrs. C. C.. King and several
other ladies of the County La
dies Aid Society of the Presby-
terian Church, entertained this
society and the Mite Society at
Mrs. Kings home last Friday
A large number was present ane
an excellent dinner was served
DR.. and Mrs. J. M. Blair, Of
La Crosse, Wis, left for theil
home yesterday morning after
spending two months with f w
Philbrick and family. They came
: here to assist in the care of Mr.
PhiLbrick during his recent i'll
ness and disability.
Lieut.. Dana Schmahl of The
First Minnesota arrived at Red
wood Falls Tuesday for a shor
visit with his grandmother, Mrs
Z Huntington and his cousin, Geo
t A. Jaehning. Lieut.. Schmahl's
} furlough expires January 28 ant
: he will then rejoin his regimen
: in Texas.
: Geo. Countryman of the Hitch
cock-Countryman Co., went t'
: the Twin Cities Saturday to ar
range for the Edison record eX
! change which his store is to in
7 stall soon. This exchange viii
: enable AL users Of Edison rec
1 ords to obtain fresh records IL
]. place of those of which the.
!. have become tired.
a The new families Of the Meth
: odist Church congregation wer
f rendered a reception by the la
Y dies of the church Thursda.
evening. Rev. and Mrs. n. d
Y M. Darrell and Mr.. and Mrs. W
H. Gold served as the reception
: committee and a luncheon wa
:, served in the church dining room
S by the social committee OF tn
+: Priscilla Class.
n Some interesting games OF In
J door baseball have been playe
n recently at the Athletic Asse
! citation rooms. Last Thursda
n evening the First and Secon