The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-03-13
Ne1s Larson of Tl1can. vas a busi-

Nels Larson of Lucan, vas bust
ness visitor here Thursday Of last
week.
A marriage license was issued last
week to Henry Leuscher and Miss
Elsie Boyer both of Redwood Coun-
ty.
through the closely packed snow Sun
day afternoon was highly satisfac-
tory to the chief and the men of the
department.
If you want to succeed, save. BUY
WAR SAVING STAMPS.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gold are now
occupying their new bungalow home
on the Gold & Gold farm south of
town. This is a very modern and up-
to-date home having been fitted with
all the modern conveniences that city
homes have.
Rev. Schuman came up from Worth
ington last week to address a meet
ing of the local workers in the Anti
Saloon league. This meeting was
held at the courthouse last Wednes-
day afternoon and was attended by
representatives of the league from all
parts of the county.
Wednesday, March 20, is the date
selected by Byron Doyle of Flora
township, Renville County, for his
auction sale. The goods offered for
sale are listed elsewhere in this pa
per. Mr.. and Mrs Doyle will move
to Redwood Falls Immediately af+ er
their sale and will make their home
here.
Oscar Goethe has received a copy
of a song, the words and music of
which are the work of his brother,
Carl Goethe, a member of the band
of the 1873 regiment. The song is en-
titled, When you come back, my SOL
der boy, and the entire first edition
of 100000 copies has already been
exhausted. The second edition is now
on the press.
That the local exemption board can
give men wanting to enlist more in
formation than is available at enlist
ing stations in the twin cities is the
statement of a young man who went
to Minneapolis last week to get such
information. He came back convinced
that the local board is the proper
one to apply to in cases where in
formation concerning openings, calls,
etc., is wanted.
The first principle of money max
SAVING STAMPS.
Friends of johnson Petrie will be
interested in knowing that within a
few weeks he will move to Balaton,
Mimi, where he has been sent by the
railway company of which he is an
employee. This will bring him much
nearer to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Petrie of Paxton township
than his present location. Mrs. Pet
RE expects to visit here with her
husbands parents very soon.
John G. Woolley LII. D., will be in
Redwood Falls Thursday, March Ia,
and will give an interesting talk on IN
Wartime Prohibition. This is the
first of a number of educative talks
which will probably be given in Red
wood County to show the voters why
they should vote on the National
Prohibition amendment which will be
a part of the ballot next November.
Mr.. Woolley is a speaker of note and
should be heard by many who are in
terested in the prohibition question
| which is vital one in war times.
Bert Morrison, the Glencoe horse
man, who has been an annual visitor
at Redwood Falls for several years
past, is one of the members of the
loyalty ticket seeking election for city
Offices. Glencoe is the center of very
pronounced anti-loyalty sentiments
and the loyalists have had their Ameri-
canism put to severe tests. The COM
ing city election will be watched with
great interest as its result will show
whether Glencoe has decided to fol-
low the lead of these men who have
put up such good fight for their
patriotic principles or whether it will
continue in the doubtful column.