The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-12-12

I0TLH, ca1I9Q Al the ddz6ttS OHlct
while in town Monday.
George Schottenbauer and son o!
Clements, were Redwood Falls bust.
ness visitors Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Cummings ant
their son Edward Cummings, are Wis.
ting with friends at Wilmot, S. D.
Why not enjoy an evening Of roller
skating? Everybody is doing it! Rink
open Wednesday and Saturday even.
i ings at the Armory. Pill
The ladies of st. Veronica,s GUILD
will meet at the parish house at three
o'clock Thursday for the regular
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lindsey and
son of Minneapolis are guests at the
home Of Mrs. Lindsey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gottlieb Kuenzli.
Mrs. G. Schilling and Miss Lydia
Schilling Of New Ulm, were guests
last sweek at the home Of their daugh-
tier and sister, Mrs. NJ Lauterbach.
| John Heck Of Wabasso, was Red
wood Falls visitor Wednesday. Mr..
Heck called at the Gazette Office and
obtained his new automobile license.
Mrs. j. C. Ryan is doing substitute
work at the public library while the
librarian Miss Marie Tolzman is de-
tanned at home by the illness of her
mother.
Order your Christmas gifts now
for Christmas Eve delivery Of Grapp
Furniture and Undertaking Conn
pany. zl-zt
The dedication of the. new Gilfl-
Ian school will be held Friday even
ing, December Ia. This is the build
ing recently erected in District 83.
The program will begin at 1880 and
will be followed by a basket social
Everyone invited.
Rev. B. P. Holt, pastor of the Pres
byterian church of Redwood Falls,
will give an address at Shoemaker
Hall in North Redwood next Friday
evening, December IA. All who can
do so are urged to attend this meet
ing as Mr.. Holt has message of
Importance.
Alvina has it, right there next her
heart. Hear Jones tell about it on
December 20. 2l-1t
Sunday evening, December 16, the
Christian Missionary Society will give
Pageant in five episodes, entitled
ssThe Call of Christ to Me-" depict
| ing the work and needs of the Chris
ton Woman's Board of Missions in
home and foreign fields. The public
is cordially invited.
Mrs. Emma Green and her son L.
&c. Green, and his family, left Sat
urday night for their new home near
Verona, N. D. The Green family
came to Redwood county from Hi
nois few years ago and have made
many friends in the community dur
ing their residence here.
Iowa has anti-tipping law, but
.What Happened to Jones' didn't
happen in Iowa for he tips Helena.
the Swedish maid. 2l-lt
Jaw Farrell, a well-known young
man of Redwood Falls left Monday
night for jefferson Barracks, Mis-
souri,, where he has enlisted in the
aviation corps. John D. Foley, a
cousin of Mr.. Farrell, who has been
at Jefferson Barracks for some time,
has recently been commissioned as first
lieutenant in the aviation corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz LANCE of, Lu-
can, entertained on Thanksgiving day,
at dinner the following friends and
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul LANCE
of Vesta, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sled
schlag and family, and Miss Anna
Schneider, all of Lucan, Mrs. Emma
Steffen and family of Lucan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wieseke and daughter
Alma, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Reek and
family, all Of Delhi, Walter Backen-
dorf Of Renville, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Vierfing and family of Rowena.
See Mrs. Goodly handle her hus
band" in what Happened to Jones"
December 20. 21-1t
Mr.. Van Dusen of Delhi read The
Fortune Hunter at the Redwood Fails
high school Tuesday evening of last
week. The audience was very small
owing to several other things going
on the same evening, but those who
heard Mr.. Van Dusen are loud in their
praise of his work, several having
Stated that nothing SO good has been
heard on the entertainment platforms
of Redwood Falls for many months.
It is hoped that Mr.. Van Dusen may
return to Redwood Falls at some more
propitious time and that more people
may have the opportunity to hear him.
Mrs. Weatherwax, representing the
Wear-Ever aluminium company is DEM
onstrating various aluminium kitchen
utensils at the Jaehnir1g Hardware
store this week. Mrs. Weatherwax
prepares various foods, cooking them
in the aluminium dishes and shows the
superiority of this material over any
other for cooking purposes. Tues
days demonstration included the cook
ing and serving of pancakes. We'd
nesday the main feature will be the
cooking of a whole dinner over one
burner, Thursday pot roast will be
prepared, Friday Mrs. Weatherwax
will show something new in the prep
aration Of apples and potatoes, and
Saturday, the last day of all, there
will be that best of good things, waf-
| fles. Visitors to the store are given
generous samples to taste and if the
proof of the utensil is in the eating,
most of them will agree that alumni
mum is the thing.
When you want killing done, call
at the Corner Meat Market. 21-2t
Sen. Frank Clague returned Tues
day from his trip to the home of his
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