The Redwood gazette., 1918-10-02

end Mrs. S. A. Knudtson Of Minneo-
ia were visitors at the Fair last
Thursday
Mr., and Mrs. A. Freyer autoed
down from Clarkfield last Saturday
for visit at the home of their son,
Geo. T. Freyer.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman of Remer
arrived last week for visit at the
homes of their daughters, Mrs. R. A.
Cooper and Mrs. A. F. Hassenstab.
Lieut.. Edwin Bollum who is station
ed at Camp Dix, N. Jersey is spend
ing few days with his wife and with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Boil
lum. Lieut.. Bollum accompanied the
body of Lieut.. Ellingson who died of
Spanish influenza at Camp Dix, to
his home at N Oak.
FOR SALE:-1918 five passenger
Ford. M A. Elbright. 11-Itpd.
WANTED:-Girls at the Richard
Hotel. 9-tf
P. N. Rams was at Redwood Falls
Saturday where he had minor op
Grafton at the hospital. Mr.. Rams
thinks that if the people here appre-
ciated what fine hospital they have
at Redwood and know that their
charges are very reasonable they
would -gev nowhere else for hospital
service.-AMorgan Messenger.
> Rev. B. P. Holt has been commits
stoned as Chaplain with the rank of
First Lieutenant and will leave today
going almost Immediately into over
seas service A reception was given
Rev. and Mrs. Holt at the Presby-
terian Church Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Holt and the children will at present
to go to the home of her parents.
Ex-senator Frank Clague of Red
wood Falls, spent several hours in
this city Wednesday afternoon last
for the purpose of promoting his
candidacy for district judge. Mr..
Clague is too we'll and favorably
known in this city to require an intro
duction, for at one time he was not
only resident of Springfield, but he
also taught in our public Schools
Springfield Advance.
Several young ladies of this city
motored to Ramsey Park, Saturday,
where they enjoyed a days outing
They were Miss Edna Bendixen, Miss
Marguerite Mowry, Misses Lola and
Eulalie Schultz, Miss Candas Anstett,
Miss Elsie Appel, Misses Agnes and
Edith Lehrer, Miss Irene Forster,
Miss Alice Ochs, Miss Ella Ohlson of
Redwood Falls, Miss Johanna Yackei
of Milroy, Miss Lurene Watson OF
Fairfax.-Springfield Press.
Senator L. E. Potter of Springfield
was a Redwood Falls fair visitor
couple of days. Senator Potter is
candidate for reelection this year and
should be returned. He is loyal
American citizen who can be depend
ed upon to stand by the government
in the work of winning the war and
is entitled to every loyal vote in the
counties of Brown and Redwood. We
bespeak for Senator Potter a big vi
ctory at the election November 5.
The teachers of the High School and
graded schools volunteered their SER
vices to the draft board to assist in
the work of cataloguing the recent
lregistrants and Saturday September
21. they wrote several thousand cards.
Students Of the High School have
been assisting the attorneys in the
work of making the questionaires ev-
enings and Saturdays and are doing
a large amount of work in this way
The local Red Cross branch has re-
ceived hundred shirts to be remodel
ed into up to date garments for the
linen Of the American Army. The
garments are all new but are old
STYLED and most be remade and dyed
before they can be used in the army
The work is a part of the big effort
being made to conserve material and
| is very worthy Of every ones help.
| The time is limited for this work and
workers are urged to come to the sew
| ing rooms as many afternoons as
possible.
The first game Of football for the
1918 season will be played on the
home field with the Sleepy Eye team
| Saturday October 5. The Redwood
Falls team is working hard and is
confident that they will give their
opponents a good chance to show
what they are made of. The High
| School Athletic Association is offer
| ing the usual season price OF one
dollar for the four games to be play
ed on the local field, not including
the Thanksgiving game.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call US for any tire re-
pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprle-
tor. 4o-I.
Representative C. M. Bendixen OF
Morgan was a county fair visitor last
week. Mr.. Bendixen is meeting with
great encouragement concerning his
candidacy for reelection to the House
and will undoubtedly be returned.
Mr.. Bendixen's record in the House
during his past term there has al
ways been one of loyalty to the coun-
try's best interests and that is the
big reason why should be sent back
The present is no time for changes
or for trying out new men
who have not yet proved themselves.
This is a time to play safe rather
than to experiment and because Mr..
Bendixen is the logical loyalist can
didate the thinking voter of the coun-
ty will vote for him November 5.