The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-02-21

Ole Doe WAS IN Lamherton on
business last Saturday afternoon
for a few hours.
VIM. z. Nelson was business
caller in Walnut Grove Saturday
of last week
/ Miss Julia Olson was Lam
fberton caller between trains last
Saturday afternoon.
i Fred Heiman was in IaIrber-
ton on business between trains
i Saturday afternoon
Matt Enstad came down from
Lamberton Saturday cf last
week to attend meeting OF the
directors Of the Farmers Eleva-
tor.
Mrs. N. R. Sawyer returned
Saturday from a few days visit
with relatives IN Sanborn. She.
was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Alma Posi-, who remained
for the Firemen's dance,
The Firemen's dance Saturday
evening was well attended in
Ispite of the cold weather and all
present enjoyed themselves very
much. The music for the occa-
sion was furnished by Sandon
Brothers Orchestra of Mankato.
As a curtain raiser the local
basket ball team went against
a picked team from New Ulm
and were defeated in a fast
game by a score of AZ to 40. This
/ is the first time The local boys
have met defeat on their home
floor.
John Benedict was a Sleepy
Eye visitor Sunday afternoon.
/ Jas. Hickey spent a couple of
days the last OF the week at
Willmar. On his return he was
accompanied Ky his son Arthur,
who has been working in the
roundhouse at that place.
Harry Painter was a Lamber-
ton caller Sunday afternoon.
julius Saelens and son Ed
ward, went to New Ulm Sunday
afternoon to arrange for the
young mans return to school
after a several weeks absence
on account of illness.
| John F. Riordan shipped a car
Of live stock to South ST. Paul
Monday, accompanying them to
market and spen ding a few days
! in the cities on business.
/ Leonard Riordan, who is at
tending high school at M2nkato,
took advantage of the fact that
the schools were closed on ac-
count of the coal shortage and
spent few days the last of the
! week with his parents north of
town.
i Ed. Walsh was Walnut
Grove caller Monday.
i r. f. Wherland was in the
lefty Tuesday on business con-
nected with the Peoples Light
and Power Company.
Mrs. Paul Schumacher and son
\ Roy, departed Tuesday afternoon
for few days visit with the
! formers daughter, Mrs. A. p
kOverlee, at Springfield.
!, Clarence Overlee, of Spring.
field, spent a few hours here
shaking hands with old friends
I, Tuesday afternoon.
! A. P. Holmberg came up from
| Lamberton Tuesday afternoon to
! look things over on his farm
north of town.
Il C. Howe, the ditch contractor
from Walnut Grove, was in Re-
we're on business Tuesday.
Frank Stanley made bust
ness call at Lamberton Tuesday.
Olaf Bakken spent Wednesday
in Lamberton.
The present high prices being
paid for live stock have caused
quite a boom in local shipping
this week. The Farmers Eleva-
tor Co. shipped two cars Tues
day and two cars Wednesday to
South st. Paul.
c. H. Main, Of Tracy, was in
the city buying eggs Tuesday.
Mrs. Alfred Hansen visited
friends in Walnut Grove We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Fred Hermann went to Chart
ton, Iowa, Wednesday, to look
over a bunch of horses, but
found nothing that was just
what he wanted and returned
Friday without having bought.
Miss Emma Steinle spent a
few hours in Walnut Grove last
Thursday afternoon.