The Redwood gazette., 1918-01-30
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Art Neil of Delhi, called at The
Gazette Office Saturday.
DIR. Elsie Freese left Friday for q
ten days stay in the Twin Cities.
Miss Agnes Roveny of Morton, Wis
tied with friends here the past week
Mrs. Posi- of Morton, was a guest
last week of her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. VIM. Field.
S. Sampson of Belview, called al
the Gazette Office Friday and had his
subscription to the Gazette extended
for another year. -.
Mrs. Cora D. Fox left Friday for a
months trip to Chicago, Milwaukee
and other cities where she will select
her summer stock of millinery.
Irving Longbottom, son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Longbottom, of Seaforth
is among the Redwood County boys
who has landed safely in France.
Emil Wendler of Brookville' town
ship was Redwood Falls visitor Sat
urday. Mr.. Wendler called at the
Gazette office and had his name added
to The Gazette list of subscribers.
Mrs. Frank Okins and her little
daughter returned last week from a
visit with Mrs. Okins' mother, Mrs.
Fadden. of Morton. Mrs Fadden was
i'll and Mrs. Okins was called to Nor
ton to assist in the care of her.
The Equality Club will meet Mon
day afternoon, February a, at the
home of Mrs. Callaghan. This is the
annual meeting and election of Off
GERS will be held. Dues will also be
paid at this time.
:; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alfred Johnson
cent visit to Aledo, ILL.,, and will go
there to make their future home about
March /. Their many friends here
will be sorry to learn that they have
decided to permanently leave Red
wood Falls.
=. Fred Wheaton, chairman of the
state Democratic committee, has called
a meeting of that committee to be
held at the Saint Paul Hotel at Saint
Paul next February IL. Many sur
misses are made as to the outcome of
this meeting but if the Democrats
have any inside information they are
sitting tight.
Miss Lilly Albrecht, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Albrecht, has been
accepted as a trained nurse by the
American Red Cross. The unit to
which she will be attached will go to
New York about March 1st and short
ly after will leave for France.-Mor-
gan Messenger.
!. The Comfrey Times mentions the
Springfield being a candidate as sena-
ties in the coming campaign. The
woods are full of political possibili-
ties just now, and the number in
creases weekly. Many of them are
indulging right now in the favorite
pastime of feeling out the voters.
Mrs. Adella G. att, superintend-
ent of schools, attended conference
of the superintendent of this dis
trict held at Mankato last week. Mrs
Pratt states that for a variety of
causes the number of teachers avail
able for the next year will be much
less than it has been for several years
and superintendent are anticipating
some difficulty in filling the positions
with first class teachers.
Philip Liesch of the Brown Coun-
ty Journal has just installed the lat
est type of Linotype, a model IA,
which enables the operator to do an
astounding number of things without
leaving his chair. The. macine is a
great time saver and is the dream of
every owner of a publishing or job
shop. Mr.. Liesch has shown his US
1al good judgment in adding this ma
chine to his, already well equipped
shop.