The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-10-30

i G. B. Root Of Morgan was a
business visitor in Redwood
s Falls Monday.
R. Stensvad and j. C. Jackson
of Morgan went to Minneapolis
Thursday for a short business
trip.
A. w. Olsen and J. F. Hes
nault were Redwood Falls visi-
tors Wednesday, and while in
town called at the Gazette office.
Misses Bernice Hodge, Pfaff
and Purnell Cain went to Nor
gan Wednesday night to assist
in the care of residents of that
village who are ill.
E. Quenvold who was i'll last
week has recovered and is able
to take up part of his new du-
ties as owner and manager of
the Redwood Falls creamery.
Miss Clara Honetschlaer is
visiting at the O. J. Bollum
! home and with friends at Bel
view during the closing Of the
! schools at Farnhamville, Iowa,
} where she is teaching. The
! schools are closed in order that
! the students may asst in the
work of husking corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. McCon-
aughey, son, Theodore, and Miss
! Flora Clark drove to Redwood
Falls Monday with Joseph Nc
B Conaughey who left for Fort
] Oglethorp, Ga.-Lamberton
< Star.
! Mrs. Emil Voeltz, a former
! resident of this community died
last week at her home at Rich
mond. Mrs. Voeltz was former
! ly Miss Martha Otto and has
! many relatives and friends in
! this section.
: Furnished rooms for rent, in
I quire Of Mrs. Sadie Morse, one
z block east of the High School.
! 15-tf.
; Miss Edna Aune, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Aune of
9 Dawson died at a Minneapolis
! hospital last week, a victim of
5 Influenza. Miss Aune was a
J niece Of H. M. Aune of Redwood
Falls, a frequent visitor in the
: past with her uncle's family
s here and will be greatly mourn
) ed by the many friends She has
among the residents of Red
" wood Falls and vicinity.
I DR.. F. H. Aldrich of Belview
has been commissioned as a
d Captain and will probably leave
u for military service at some
time in the near future. DR..
i Aldrich has served as member
: of the Redwood County draft
board since the departure of
: Captain IT,. E. Finn and, his SER
> vice has been both efficient and
). valuable. Just how his place
9 will be filled both on the board
and in the community of Bel
view where he has done an in
: valuable service as a physician
is hard to determine at this
}. time. The date of Captain Aid
: rich's entrance into the service
is not definite as yet.
The attention of the Gazette
has been called to the fact that
not all the names of surviving
! relatives of Alvin Washburn, re-
Gently killed in action in France,
were mentioned in the obituary
notice of him recently published.
Mention was made of his foster
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Canoe, who had reared him
from a small child, but the name
of his mother, Mrs. John Card
nil, of Redwood Falls was mad
vertently omitted. Private
Washburn is also survived by
two sisters, Mrs. Cox and Mrs. |
Hitter of Redwood Falls and by
; four brothers, Norton, David, |
Arlo and Lorin Washburn. Mrs.
: David Parker of Redwood Falls
is also an aunt of Private Wash
burn.
Marion Johnson, Superintend-
ent of Ramsey State Park, was
well satisfied with the work done
, by the citizens of Redwood
Falls and vicinity in the Park
last Friday. Nearly eighty men
worked on the Park drives,
, which needed repairing, and the
farmers and transfers of the
/ community donated the use of
sixteen teams Had tho labor