The Redwood gazette., 1918-01-30

ly entertained Mrs. FarVersS aun9 ana
uncle Of Watertown, S. D.
H. Jaehning left Monday for Wood
Lake after visit here at the home
| of his son, G. A. Jaehning.
Mrs. George Swan Of Watertown,
is guest at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. o. j. Swan of Redwood Falls.
Hugo Fesenmaier and John Brey
of Morton came up Monday night to
see The Stacker at the New Dream.
Richard Benham of Minneapolis,
was called here last week by hear
| ings on the bitches in which he is in
terested.
Mrs. Fred Murset returned last
week from Gibbon where she spent
several days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fried.
Miss Clara Zimmerman has re
a visit at the home of her brother,
Walter Zimmerman.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Gales leave
Thursday night for New York where
Mr.. Gales will purchase spring goods
for his firm. Gales & Countryman.
John Lindquist of Mankato, was
here last week attending a ditch hear
ing, the proposed ditch being one
which would cross land he owns in
the Lamberton vicinity.
/ H. Ruddy, Sr., and his son Joe Rud-
dy were among the visitors called
to Redwood Falls last week by the
ditch hearings. The gentlemen are
residents of Willow Lake
The people of St. GATHERINGS parish
will give a card party in the base
ment of the church Thursday even
ing, February T. Playing begins
promptly at $50 o'clock. Everybody
welcome 28-2t |
| The interior of the First National |
Bank is being redecorated, several |
changes being made in the finishing
of the walls and ceiling which will |
add greatly to the appearance of the
building when completed.
Mr. and Mrs. George Maltby of |
North Yakima, Washington, are
guests at the home of Mrs Ma1thy's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fedderly. They
are on their way home from visit
with relatives in Wisconsin.
M. l.. Kennedy shipped carload
Of hogs last week and got very good
returns. Herbert Winn was also a
shipper. Many of the farmers with
fat herds are selling them off before
they are attacked with cholera which
has become quite prevalent.
Mrs. A. B. Winter wishes to meet
the high school girls at the Red Cross
rooms Saturday to talk over with
them the making of bandages. All
the girls are requested to come and
to have the work explained to them
ST. that a class in this work may be
started at once.
The girls of the high school knit
ting club entertained their mothers
at their club rooms in the armory
last Wednesday evening, the opening
night of the new rooms use. Every
one brought Red Cross knitting and
the evening was spent in this work.
Refreshments were served by the hos
tesses.
The parents of Mr.. c. M. Hawes
arrived here Monday, called here by
the illness of Mr.. Hawes' brother and {
his daughter who are both i'll with
pneumonia The sick man moved to :
Redwood Falls with his family from
Minneapolis last fall and they have
been living on farm near here since
that time.
Twenty-nine new members were ini- I
tiated into the local branch of the 7
Woodman Lodge last Wednesday, a :, !,
team from the Morgan branch COM /
ing up to put on the work. Follow I
ing the session of the lodge refresh 7
ments were served and social time T
held. The work was done under the !
direction of the local deputy, VIM.
Humphrey. '
Mrs. c. V. Everett, who has charge T
of the distribution of the Thrift F
for Do |
ty has called our attention to the !
to help the cause of the sale of these
stamps by Edward johnson and John &
Klaus, in the windows of the Philbrick 7
store and the Kuenzli & Luscher Gro I
Gerry. Both windows are both strik- |
ing and attractive in appearance and i
are splendid means of advertising the
sale of these stamps. A campaign {
for the sale of the stamps will be {
started next week. =
A benefit program for the Red :.
Cross is being arranged for Wash .
ngton's birthday under the direction +
of Mrs. A. D. McRae who was ap- E
pointed by the ways and means COM z
mites to have charge Of such an en- 2
Mrs. McRae and those e
size has SelcCIeu W uclp iSl dIS HoW II
1t work on an interesting program p
which will be given by local talent. p
Within the next week or so the pro- =
gram should be practically complete I
and it will be shown just what good I
features are to be offered to the pub {
ic at this time. 6
Max Steinlicht of Delhi reports G
hat he saw a meteor fall near his -
home the evening it is reported that, =
several of them fell in various parts X
If the country. Mr.. Steinlicht re- K
ports that the body resembled sky 7,
rocket very much as it started it's T,
curved descent and while still some =
distance from the ground it burst in +
o red fame very similar to the regu- f
ar Fourth of July pyrotechnics. So 7
ar as we have been able to learn y
Mr.. Steinlicht is the only person in y
his vicinity who saw this very in u
;eresting phenomenon.