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

Kodak finishing done by S. w. ]
Gemmill, phone 248. lift
Repairs to all buildings quick
" and cheaply made with ma
terials sold by Botsford Lumber
Company. 12-1t
Roger Dolliff left Monday for
Minneapolis to resume his work
at the state university.
Mrs. VIM. Ball and Mrs. Alice
Albrecht Of Morgan, were shop
pers in Redwood Falls Saturday.
For good stock attend the
Smith Clipson auction Wednes-
day, October II. See their bill
lin this issue. 12-1t*
Mrs. Coughlan of Wood Lake,
was guest one day last week
at the home of her brother, B.
IG. Hall, Of Redwood Falls.
DIR. and Mrs. Al Eckstein of
Co.nfrey, were Sunday guests Of
DR.. Eckstein's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Eckstein, Of Red
wood Falls.
Rev. Geo. Root and O. Carrot
drove from Jackson to Green
Lake last week and will spend
the week there. Floyd Chap
man of Redwood Falls accom-
panied them.
Mrs. A. B. Winter, who is now
travelling saleswoman for the S..
G. Peterson Store Of Hutchin-
son, spent Sunday with her fam
lily here. Mrs. Winter went from
here to Morgan Monday noon.
Attend the Smith Clipson auc-
ton next Wednesday, October
II. Read their bill in this is
sue. l2-lt*
DR.. E. C. Horn presided at the
service of his new pastorate at
the Methodist Church for the
first time Sunday, having come
| to Redwood Falls on the late
train Saturday night. DR.. Horn
returned to Minneapolis and will
bring his family here this week.
Rev. N. de M. Darrell left Sat
urday for Ohio to begin his
years work in the campaign for
money for the educational insti-
tutions of the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Darrell and her daughters
moved last week from the par
sonage to the house known as
the Cunningham residence and
are now comfortably situated for
the next year.
Miss Aurora Weidemann Of
Belview, and Victor Anderson Of
lVesta, were married at the home
| of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Weide1nann, at Bel
view last Wednesday. Both are
members Of prominent Redwood
County families. They will make
their home on Mr.. Anderson's
farm near Vesta after a two
months stay in Chicago.
There will. be dance al
Bechyn, October 10. Good music
! furnished. 12-1ts
Hon. Frank Clague of Red
wood Falls, has been appointed
as the attorney from the ninth
/ judicial district to assist the
safety Commission in it's work
throughout the state. Mr.. Clague
is one Of the really big men OF
the state, fellows Of the Pfaen-
der and La Toilette kidney will
get short shrift if ne has any
thing to say about it.-Worth-
ington Globe.
| Walter Hill, who has been en-
| joying ten days furlough from
the navy, left again Thursday
! for Newport, Rhode Island, to
report for duty. Walter has been
made a bugler and is among
those drawn for transfer at the
earliest opportunity to service
on real man-of-war. Navy life
apparently agrees with him as
he has gained several pounds in
weight and looks ship-shape, and
is happy at the prospects Of get
ting into the "big game" in the
near future. Lamberton Star.
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 29
or 1877. 12-1t
This issue Of the Gazette con,
tains directions for knitting the
helmets for the soldiers which
| the Red Cross is urging upon its
members in the drive to supply
a large number Of these before
the cold weather sets in. AS il
| is impossible and unnecessary
that these directions be reprint
ed every woman interested IS