The Redwood gazette., 1917-01-24

q Redwood Fails visltcr Tues
day.
VIM. Frank, of Springfield.
was a visitor at the courthouse
Tuesday.
Miss Emma Abraham, of Gay
lord, is a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae.
The D. B. Canoe family is now
enjoying a Columbia >Grafonola,
purchased of Lauterbach Bros.
Miss Isabelle C. Bayne. Snpt.
lof the Redwood Falls hospital,
returned Saturday from visit
at her home in Canada.
At the Thursday evening in
door baseball games, the Mclean
team was defeated by the Ochs
team, score IL to Z, and the G.
A. Schildknecht team defeated
the C. A. Lauterbach team by
score of 20 to 18.
Oyster SteWs are served at
the G re m Restaurant at all
times. 19-tf
H. w. Ward left Monday for
Chatfeld to attend the meeting
of the Insurance Company in
which he is interested. He will
asst in the auditing of the Com
,pany's books, being one Of their
most active agents.
Clerk of Court Weldon has is
sued marriage licenses to H B.
Magrew and Alice P. Guthrie,
John C. Wittry and Mamie Pape,
Lyle Fathers and Margaret Nc
Corkell, A. G.: Hagberg and Car
olyn Seebeck, Ernest F. Buyck
and Angeline Van De Voorde,
Arthur Laudon and Augusta
Rohde. +
Andy Stewart, M. W. Dennis
toun, P. V. Finley and Ed. Hen
derson tell a wierd tale to the
effect that they alighted from
the train at Winthrop for a lunch
a week ago Saturday, and that
the train slipped away and left
them still lunching. 1t is known
positively that the gentlemen
left St. Paul early Saturday
morning and didn't reach Red
wood Falls until late, very late,
Saturday night. But wnen one
remembers that Winthrop is the
last damp place between Mime
apolis and Redwood Falls, this
story of delayed lunch ard a
moving train sounds bit thin
especially when one remem-
bers how slowly trains move on
the M. & ST. l..
At a recent meeting of the
farmers in this vicinity, held at
the R. E. Fuller home, steps
were taken toward the organ
ization of new club of which
Ben Fuller is the Pres, and Burt
Virgins the Sec.-Treas., with c..
C. King as Vice-Pres. An inter
esting program was given as
follows, The Purpose Ct Farm
ers' Clubs, Ben Fuller; Piano
Solo, Maude Peterson; Benefits
of Farm Clubs, P. V. Finley Vo-
cal Solo, Miss Starr; Vocal Solo
Ben Fuller; Organization Of
Farm Clubs, F. L. French.
Luncheon was served at the c.ose
of' the program. The next meet
ing will be held at the Burt Wig
gins home February 8, and at
this meeting the constitution
and bylaws will be adopted.
The annual Thank Offering
meeting of the Women's Home
Missionary Society Of the Meth
odist Church met Wednesday af-
ternoon, January II, in the
church parlors. Mrs. D. L. Grim
Minis conducted the devotionals.
Miss Amy Barnes sang solo.
A letter was read from Mrs.
Longley, one of the state work
ers, regarding the furnishing Of
the new Deaconess' Home and
Home for working girls. The
Society agreed to sew for this
home at alternate meetings Mr..
Brandt then gave a violin solo
after which the treasurer gave
her quarterly report. This re-
/ port showed that the thanl. Of
fering amounted to S29.95 and
the amount of cash now on hand
is $35.25. The lesson study was
presented by Mrs. w. &. Clem-
ent and Mrs. Ryan, the subject
being "Spain in America" The
program closed with a piano So
10 by Miss Hazel Hitchcock. At
six o'clock a picnic supper to
which the men were invited was
served in tha dininp room