The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-03-07

Il b. M. Dunn, Of Springfield,
| District Manager for the Tri-
state Telephone Co., was in this
|city on business Tuesday after
noon.
i S. G. Warwick went to Mar
shall Tuesday afternoon to visit
Ibis son Harold, who recently un-
lderwent an operation in the hos
Ipital at that place. He reports
the young mans condition as
excellent and making the best
of progress.
j. F. Riordan was in Lamber-
ton on business Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. J. Schultz departed Tues
day afternoon for a short visit
with relatives at Crookston.
Thee. Knutson departed for
Heron Lake Tuesday afternoon
on a business mission.
JOS. Schandera made a bust
ness trip to Walnut Grove Tues
day.
Paul Lehman, of New Ulm,
travelling auditor for the Eagle
Roller Co., arrived Tuesday af-
ternoon to check out former
manager A. M. Swanson who
has resigned and will devote all
his time to the management OF
his farm south of town. Mr..
Swanson is succeeded by D. D..
Stringer of Porter. Mr.. Stringer
is a young man of pleasing per-
sonality and will make a valu-
fable addition to the business
circle of the village. He has
rented the Eilefson house in the
south end of town and expects
to move his family here in a
short time.
| Frank Stanley sold his pool
hail and barber business Tues
day to Elmer Olson Of Mime
apolis who took immediate pos
session. Mr.. Stanley has as yet
made no definite plans for the
future but has a strong incliaa-
ton toward taking up farming
again.
| Carl Hoflingsworth and Geo.
M. Baum were Walnut Grove
callers Wednesday.
Ole J. Stangeland, who has
resided north of town for sew
eral years past, moved his eff
fects Wednesday to Starbuck,
Mimi, where he has purchased
a farm. He was accompanied
by Stanley Harbo who will stay
with him a few weeks until he
gets well settled in his new
home. The Stangeland family
made many friends during their
residence in this section who
will be very sorry to lose them
as neighbors. Mrs. Stangeland
and children went to Walnut
Grove Wednesday to spend a
few days with friends before
going on to Starbuck.
L. T. Alison shipped his ma.
chinery and stock on Wednes-
day to Cyrus in the northern
part of the state, where he has
purchased a farm. Mrs. Alison
and children followed him on
Friday,
i Geo. Overlee was in LANDER
ton on business Thursday.
I, Mrs. n. R. Sawyer went tc
Sanborn Thursday for a couple
of days visit with her sister.
Peter Highly, who has re-
sided southwest of town for sew
eral years past, moved last week
to Lamberton, where he expects
to make. his future home. He
has rented his farm to J. Stan.
ley, who took possession on the
first, the Wentz farm formerly
managed by Mr.. Stanley being
taken charge of by Carl VENT
: who moved the last of the week
A large number of neighbors
gathered at the Stanley home
Thursday evening for a farewell
party before the Stanley family
moved away. Dancing was the
order of the evening and al
present enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely.
liver Peterson, of Walnut
Grove. shipped a car of hogs
from this station Thursday even
ing. The Farmers Elevator Co.
also shipped a car of hogs the
same day, the latter car being
accompanied to market by VIM
Miller.
il Ole Doe went to Owatonna
Thursday afternoon to attend q
moot pr in connection with The