The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-10-10

Kodak finishing done BY S. w.
Gemmill, phone 248. 12-tf
a son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Charlebois Monday, Oc-
tober 8.
Geo. Drake left Sunday morn
ling for st. Paul for a visit with
I his daughter.
Glenn Lukens spent the week
| end in the Twin Cities return
ling Sunday night.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. P. Anderson Of Wabas-
so Sunday night, October Z.
Miss Grace Seebeck left Sat-
urday for a visit with her sister,
MRS. A. B. Dittbenner, at Echo.
Katherine Ball of Morgan, was
an over Sunday guest at the
home of her aunt, Mrs Lillian
Lamberton.
Miss Grace Seebeck left Mon
day for the state university
where she will begin her second
years work.
/ A son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peterson of Delhi at the
Redwood Falls hospital Sunday,
September 81.
| Mrs. Jos. Lauterbach and her
lchildren returned last week from
New Ulm where they visited
with relatives.
Buy your cornmeal Of Smith.
Phone 261. 9-4t*
The Redwood Falls Produce
Company is going to load a car
| Of live poultry this week and will
pay the highest market prices
| in cash. For prices phone 20
or 167. = 12-lt
| Miss Marie Darmody Of St.
Paul, arrived last week and will
be employed as a saleswoman in
the Leader. Miss Darmody was
formerly a saleswoman in the
suit and coat departments Of
Mannheimer Brothers and of the
-. IS. Donaldson store.
Joe.s Tyson and C. @. Gilfillan
left Saturday for Casper, Mont.
From there Mr.. Tyson will con-
tinue to North Yakima, where
he will be joined by Mrs. Tyson
and their son. Mr.. Gilfillan may
Journey to the, Pacific coast be-
/ fore returning to Redwood Falls.
Gold and Crimmins will have
another sale of stock at TIE
Crimmins pasture on the way to
North Redwood, Tuesday, Octo-
her 16. They have some good
heifers and steers perhaps just
what you have been looking for.
Read the bill in this issue. 12-1t
L. Redding Of Lamberton, and
VIM. Duncan Of Milroy, both Of
ficers in the Redwood County
Bankers Association, we're in
[ Redwood Falls Thursday, con-
|sulting with H. A. Baldwin con
corning the campaign for The
sale of the second liberty loan
bonds.
! An auto party consisting of
Rev. "A. Schaller and wife, Rev.
.EH. Parisius, Miss Marie Parisius
and H. j. Heilman drove over to
Marshall last Tuesday, where
1.-THE two pastors attended CON
ference of Lutheran ministers
Of the third district of the Min
nesota Ev. Lqth. Synod.
All members of the Redwood
Falls Red Cross Branch are
urged to hasten the completion
of as many knitted articles as
possible and deliver them to
Mrs. Ira Reynolds or to Mrs. G.
r. Pease. The branch has not
done the full quota Of knitting
assigned to it and there must
|be a general speeding up on the
part Of all knitters if this is to
be accomplished by the time the
shipment is ordered, October Is.
! Geo. H. Born the efficiency ex-
Ipert who has been working for
the past two weeks at the Palace
Dry Goods store, has completed
his work and will leave the last
of this week for Pittsburg where
he will install the same system
in a large store. The instaHa-
ton at the Palace has resulted
lin the store being apportioned
into fourteen different depart
lments, making it a simple mat
ter to account for stock, expen-
ses, profits and so forth in each
/ department. The proprietors are
most enthusiastic about the new
system.
! The Mite Society Of the Pres
lbyterian church will have a sec
lond hand sale Of winter clothing
lin the old King building an Third