The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-08-01
Peter Mcpherson. is driving a

Peter McPherS0nl is driving
new Ford.
I DR.. S. L. Leonard made a pro
fessional trip to Lucan and Yes
ia last Wednesday.
1 Mrs. F. L. Tout has gone tx
Rochester for surgical treat.
ment by the Drs. Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c.. Hirmel
and family and Perry Nelson
spent Sunday at, Waconia.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gales ano
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A:~Reynolds
spent Sunday at Green Lake.
i Miss Mayme Lauterbach, 3
saleswoman at The Palace, is
taking two weeks vacation.
Jay Farrell and Leo Gallery
accompanied by two young la
dies, spent Sunday at Waconia
Miss Maude Little has re-
turned from a vacation spent
at Spencer, Iowa, and at Mime
apdlis.
! Miss Agnes McGetrick re
turned last week from Blue
Earth where she was guest
at a houseparty.
Wilbur Yackel has returned
| to his work in the Hitchcock
Countryman store after a vaca-
ton at Waconia.
Mss Grace Pease arrived from
Los Angeles Friday for an ex-
tended visit at the home of DIR.
and Mrs. G. r. Pease.
John Mclean and his sisters
Misses Ruth and Anna and Miss
Ada Peick were Saturday and
Sunday guests at Dawson and
Big Stone Lake.
Miss Johanna Yackel has re-
turned from the University
Farm where she attended sum-
mer school and from a short
visit at Waconia.
Herman Werder and John
Whitcomb took a long motor
trip last week, their objective
point being Eckleson, N. D. They
have not yet returned.
DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman of
Remer, Mimi, arrived last week
for a short visit with their
daughters Mrs. R. A. Cooper and
Mrs. Arthur Hassenstab.
A party consisting Of George
Jaehning, Oscar Goethe, Louis
Sommers, w. G. Bissonette and
AL. Drogosch motored to Waco
MIA Sunday for a days outing
There will be fire drill each
Thursday evening during the
month of August. These fire
drills will complete the sched-
ule of drills required for the
year.
w. G.. Bissonette of The Lead
er has gone to New York to buy
the fall and winter stock for his
firm. Miss Weber of the Lead
er's millinery department will
visit Chicago and Milwaukee
with Mr.. Bissonette, to select
the millinery goods.
Several Masons of Redwood
Fails went to Marshall July &c
to attend the laying of the cor
nerstone of the new Temple. The |
Redwood party consisted of John
Knudson, J. Tyson, R. A. Coop
er, F. Clague. G.. V. Everett. Ma
lor Powell, H. N. Bell and w.
NJ. Smith.
Mrs. Chas. Howard of Pipe
stone, arrived in Redwood Falls
for visit with her son
Albert Howard, of Company L.
Mrs. Howard was on her way
o Pipestone from Annapolis, Il
where she had accompanied her ]
on Paul, who will attend the :
avail school there.
Reuben King, son of Mr.. and
1rs. C. G. King, returned last !
1eeek to Bloomington, H., where /
e is engaged in business, after
short vacation here. Mr.. King
subject to the first call under |
he recent draft. His brother r
'eslie of Redwood Falls is a
lember of Company L.
The first man called in Red :
God county under the selective
raft is WINN-Edward Eland I
linn. This is an augury of I'LL G
mate victory. We can't win :,
nd lose. We congratulate Mr..
linn upon being number one
ON Redwood county. We're go
g to Morgan Messenger.
DR.. T. G. Clement of Vernon n
enter, motored to Redwood q
a1lS Sunday for q 17ici+ With 8,