The Redwood gazette., 1918-01-23
Mrs. S. L. Leonard is able to be
about again after several days of sick

parents.
A. w. Olson and D. S. Cantine Of
Walnut Grove were Redwood Falls
business vistorsi Saturday.
Miss Johana Yackel came over from
Milroy to spend Sunday with hel
mother in Redwood Falls.
Miss Bessie Elliott, who is prin-
cipal of the high school at Kasson
spent the weekend with her parents
Miss Anna Jensen came up from
Morgan Saturday to spend Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Jensen.
Miss Rose Deuber of Mankato,
spent the latter part Of the past week
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A
Schaller.
Mrs. William Shelton and little
daughter visited last week with her
brother, DR.. S. L. Leonard, of Red
wood Falls.
Attorney Tom Davis of Marshall,
spent last week in Redwood Falls as
one of the attorneys in the judicial
ditch hearing
1 The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
Church meets next Friday afternoon
at the parsonage with Mrs. E. c..
Horn as hostess.
Engineer G. P. Smith and Attorney
Frank Clague went to Marshall Mon
day to attend to duties in the special
term of court Judge Olsen is holding
there this week.
R. V. Kinney of Sioux City, Iowa,
was a Redwood Falls visitor the first
of this week. Mr.. Kinney last fall
purchased the Ed. Wells farm and
will bring his family here to make
their future home early next spring.
Attorney August Erickson of
Springfield, was in Redwood Falls last
week to attend the special term of
| court. Mr.. Erickson was one of the
attorneys representing the Julia
Welsh estate.
Clement Hillig has been made the
captain of the high school basket ball
team and will lead his team to VIC
tory in the first game of the season
"a game with the high school team
Of Franklin at the armory next Fri
day evening.
A. D. McRae, Register of Deeds of
Redwood County, went to Sleepy Eve
Saturday to spend a few hours with
his nephew who is very ill. Mr.. Nc
Rae reports that the boy is showing
oOiiiS olS iio VI improvements ana Cno
physicians believe that his recovery
is possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Hicks and son
Tracy and Mrs. O. L. Partridge au-
toed to Walnut Grove Sunday even
ing to be present at the dedication of
the Methodist Church at that place.
The church was dedicated, free from
debt and with enough money in the
treasury to buy a musical instrument
Tracy Herald.
A. J. Henle returned Monday from
New Ulm where he spent several days
last week. While there Mr.. Henle had
an operation performed to remove a
growth in his nose. The operation
was very successful and he was suffi-
GENTLY recovered to be able to resume
his work at the linotype at the Ga |
zette office Monday noon.
The Hitchcock Drug Company and
the Public Drug Company have de-
cided to close their places of 1busi- |
ness at eight-thirty o'clock evenings
hereafter beginning with Tuesday |
night, January %. This movement |
is consistent move to assist in the |
conservation of light and fuel and
will inf1ict no real hardship upon the
public served by these two stores.
= Luther Apell of Redwood Falls. has
enlisted in the army and left Mime
apolis Wednesday for Vancouver,
Wash. He secured a position in the
Forestry Department and is a mem
Der of the Spruce division of the Sig
nal and aviation corps. Mr.. Apell
has been in the employ of the Bots
ford Lumber Company here for some
time and has been very efficient.
Miss Katie Scanlon. daughter of ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scanlon of Sheri-
Ian township, died Wednesday even !. !.
ng at nine o'clock at the Redwood :
falls hospital. Miss Scanlon was con-
1alescing after an operation for ap- I
oendicitis and expected to return to
Ter home in a few days. Death was l
aused by heart failure and the end
anne very uddenly.-Belview Inde~ :
,endent.
The county printing for Redwood q q
ounty was awarded to the Wabasso >
standard at "cut" bid Ten of the :
newspaper publishers of the county !,
ad in a bid at legal rates, for which 4
was proposed to give publicity to .
egal publications in all these papers. .
he county commissioners seemingly !.
ook into consideration the price in .
tead of service to the taxpayers =
pringfield Advance. ~
Redwood Falls has lit another torch a
D light the path of progress in it's Il
own and county by hiring Miss john r,
on, graduate of St. Joseph's hos al
ltal, st. Paul, as school visiting nurse. W
t. Peter, which has had the blessing al
visiting nurse for three years, al
'ould not be without one. We have sc
cen preserved from epidemics, and n;
lie results to the general health of RI
le children are inestimable. In an tt
her manner does St. Peter show it's m
ood common sense by having their SC
lrse divide her time between the ki
arochial and public school children. ce
communities are often times slow to
ae the need of the visiting nurse. be
1T those which have had the expert fo
ice are financially and PHYSICALLY m
head at the years end.-St. Peter p1
efald. Io
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