The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-03-13
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day.
A son was born last Thursday,
March 7, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Eb-
right.
| S. F. Scott of Vesta, was Red
wood Falls business visitor last We'd
nesday.
Frank Weeks went to Chicago Fri
day with carload of fine stock for
the market.
County Attorney Albert Emerson
was a business visitor in Redwood
Falls Monday.
Rufus Dreyer returned last week
from Rochester where he consulted
with the Doctors Mayo.
Donald Gold was a weekend guest
at the home Of his brother ana wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Geld.
Don't put off till tomorrow. BUY
WAR SAVING STAMPS.
| Mrs. J. w. Golden Of Redwood
Falls, is. a guest of her brother, ia
cob Duncan, and family, this week.
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispat Oh.
Harry Fathers went to Iowa last
week to drive out the car belonging
to Mr.. Stewart who recently moved
from Iowa to the ]. Alfred Johnson
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Boushek have
returned to their home at Caring
ton after visit with Mrs. Boushek's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Cob
leigh.
| County Commissioner john Arends
and wife have gone to Washington,
/ D. c., and other southern points to
spend some time for the benefit of
their health.-Sanborn Sentinel
Miss Mabel Peterson and Albert
Smith, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. R.
Smith Of Redwood County, were mar
ried recently. They will make their
} home on a Redwood County farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pease left last
Wednesday for their home at Milk
River, Canada, after a visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Pease OF
Redwood and other relatives in this
vicinity.
: Congress has passed law making
it crime to circulate false reports
: with intent to obstrdct the sale OF
Liberty Bonds. The punishment is 9
fine of $4,000, 20 years imprison
I ment, or both.
The coffee boiler belonging to the
Pythian Sisters has been taken from
the K. P. Hall. This utensil is very
much needed and the person who re
moved it from the hall is aske d tt
return it at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Fea tl.erstont
arrived from Florida last week ane
are guests at the home Of Mrs. Feath
v erstone's brother, G. W. Gold. From
e here Mr.. and Mrs. Featherstone vii
I go to their home at Red Wing.
= MonoI, 1,1ooo6 of iptprnct work.
n day and night-in wet and dry wealth
err. BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS.
The Window public schools are pvt
: ting in about two hours mora study
day than formerly. This Will make
: it possible to close much earlier fol
S the summer vacation and allow those
in the upper grades to do nuch use
full work during the summer.
l Misses Knowles and d,tzke of Nor
gan will come to Redwood Falls tc
gical dressings from The county chair
$ man of this work in order that they
may take up this work with a group
: of Morgan women and girls.
NJ W. Dennistoun and Miss Anna
Wilson went to Mankato last week
to be with Mrs. Denn:stoun who III
, to hospital Saturday. Mrs. Dennis
toun has been in Mankato for some
time past taking treatment for eye
troubles and it was found necessary
: for her to have an operation for
: other troubles.
l An order has been issued by the
Post Office Department at Washing
ton, D. c., increasing the weight linn
it on parcels post to 70 pounds in the
! first, second and third zones and SO
pounds to all other zones; effective
March 18th. No parcels are to be
2 greater than "a inches in length and
girth combined Parcels mailed to
/ the Expeditionary Forces in Europe
! are limited to seven pounds as here
r tofore.
: Rev. Herbert Parisius, pastor Of
/, lions Lutheran Church at Morton
is at Saint Johns Hospital, St. Paul
: where he underwent an operation fo1
, appendicitis last Wednesday. Accord
ing to latest reports he is making
good progress towards recovery. The
!, news of his having been operated or
proved great shock to his congre-
:, cation, as no one had known of his
!, being seriously ill. Rev. A. Schalle1
is taking care of his charge until the
pastor has fully recovered.
:, Farrell & Keefe last week unloadec
three Minneapolis Farm Tractor out.
;, fits at the North Redwood depot The
purchasers of these outfits which are
to be used to increase the crop out
4 put this year are Geo. Wederath OF
: Morton, Geo. S. Davis of Seafortk
4 and DIR. Penhall of Morton. These
e men are thoroughly convinced that
$ one of the best methods Of speeding
up on farm production and solving
the farm labor problem is to put one
of these outfits to work ON every
Z farm.
!; People who were a bit anxious
about Redwood Falls fire protection
: during the recent storm need not
Q have worried for the truck was fully
equal to the task of getting through
: the biggest drifts. Under the direc.
r ton of Chief Corbett the truck was
S tried out thoroughly Sunday and went
e through the snow everywhere about
Y town with perfect ease. Chains are