The Redwood gazette., 1917-11-21

/ Ira Reynolds attended the meet
| ing at ST. Paul Friday.
| Robert Ochs Of Delhi. spent Sum
| day in Redwood Falls.
| Mrs. Fred Eroelich of Seaforth,
| was q Redwood shopper Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Obermueller Of Del
| hi, visited Redwood Falls last Thurs
! day.
! j. G. Jackson was Twin City vis-
/ itor last week, returning Saturday
night.
| Ingolf Stensvad ard Ben Everett
went to Minneapolis Friday, return
| ing Monday.
r. Stensvad left Tuesday for Min
neota on a business trip. He will
return Wednesday.
| Mrs Louis Bahne Of Breckenridge,
Mo-, visited with relatives at Red
| wood Falls recently.
D.. L. Crimmins was among the
Redwood County loyalists at the St.
Paul meeting Friday.
NJ. A. Ebright attended the big
football game at Northrup Field in
, Minneapolis last Saturday.
Banker Enestvedt of the State
Bank of Belview was Redwood Falls
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Don Archer, who is student in
our local high school, spent the week
end with his parents at Delhi.
Mrs. Emil Kuenzi left Sunday
night for the Fairview hospital, Min
neapolis, where she will receive fur
ther medical attention.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whitney
of Marshall, made a short stop
at Redwood Falls Friday while mo-
toring to the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart Wis
tied in the Twin Cities a few days
last week. Mr.. Stewart attended the
Loyalty meeting in st. Paul Friday.
F. W. Philbrick and Miss Mary
Peterson left Tuesday on short trip
to Texas, expecting to be away about
two weeks. They were members of
the Barnes excursion party
Mrs. Fox and DR.. Elsie Freese en-
tertained at knitting and cards at
the Fox millinery parlors Monday
evening. Light refreshments were
served at the close of the evening.
Basket Social. You are cordially
invited to attend it. In ST. Gather
ines church basement on Wednesday,
Nov. 21. Ladies are requested to
bring baskets. 18-1t
The banners carried by the Red
wood County delegation in the ST.
Paul parade were most attractive and
attracted their full quota Of applause
from the sidelines. They were the
work of HI. E. Jones of Redwood Falls.
W. r. Barnes left Tuesday morn
ing with a party of sixteen excur-
tionists to whom ne will show land
in the Lower Rio Grande Valley in
Texas. Mr.. Barnes announces that
his next party will leave for Texas
December 5.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Marvin will
move soon into the Rosendahl house
which they recently purchased. Mrs.
Rosendahl has now become the owner
of the Marvin home but will not oc-
cupy it this winter, having decided
to make her home with her sister,
Mrs. Cain
Miss Theresa Albro, a kride of the
holidays, was the honor guest at a
pretty parcel shower at the home of
Mrs. Frank Clague last Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Clague was assisted
by Misses Cobleigh and Moriarty.
Forty young women friends of Miss
Albro were in the company. -
Mrs. Cora D. Fox and Dr. Elsie
Freese entertained at dinner last
Sunday. The guests from Yout-ofT
town included DIR. and Mrs. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerstman and Miss
Wilma Fox of Morgan, and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. H. Freese, Mrs. Zoa Brown
and DR.. r. H. Freese Of Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Milbradt at
tended the funeral of w. E. Liskey
last Saturday at Wood Lake. They
returned Sunday morning. Mr.. Lis
key was an old-time resident Of Wood
Lake and had many friends who
showed their friendship by closing
their business houses during the time
of the funeral.
Mrs. Geo. Jaehning and Mrs H.
w. Ward leave today on trip east
for a visit with relatives, Mrs! Ward
going to visit her parents at, ,McCon-
nelsville, Ohio. and Mrs. Jaehning 60
ing to Berreins Springs. Mich, for
visit with DIR. and Mrs. Seymour
Elliott. Miss Marion .Jaehning will
accompany Her mOCner.
Members Of the Lauterbach fam
lily are preparing to go to New Ulm
Thursday to attend the twenty fifth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henle. We have it on the au-
thority of a member of the. family
that they are all going and have
chartered the c.. & N. w. train and
two automobiles. Mr.. Henle is a
brother of Mrs. Joan Lauterbach.
LIVE POULTRY WANTED
The Redwood Falls Produce Com
pany is going to ship a car of live
poultry and will pay the highest mar
ket prices up to and including No
vember 23rd. For prices phone 167
or 20. 18-1t