The Redwood gazette., 1918-04-17
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA

Cities visitor several days last week.
Henry Dohrmann Of Sleepy Eye,
was visitor at Redwood Falls Mon
day.
DR.. Gill of Echo, helped the local
examining board Friday of last
| week.
C. D. Thompson was business
visitor in the Lamberton community
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harre Starr of Bel
view, were Sunday guests ef Red
wood Falls relatives.
Chas. Hardy of Redwood Falls, is
| now a member of the camp at Ser
v.er, South Carolina.
Attorney N. L. Glover of Window,
is in Redwood Falls attending to
court duties this week.
A. J. Hanson left Saturday noon
| for Minneapolis where be boarded the
excursion train to Texas.
Mrs. e. A. Jaehning and her daugh-
ters were guests at the A. ]. Cham
berlain home at Marshall Sunday.
Miss Hazel Aune resumed her work
at the Palace last Friday after sew
eral days. absence because of illness.
Mrs. S. L. Gaskill arrived from
Minneapolis Friday for visi at the
home of her sister, Mrs. B. NJ. Will
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Philbrick went
to Minneapolis last week on a sew
eral days trip. They returned Sat
urday.
Mrs. E. A. Pease is recovering
from an attack of illness which kept
her confined to her home for sever
al days last week.
Raymond McQuillan, the Camp
Cody boy recently discharged be-
cause of poor health, reached his
home at Echo last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Matz of Echo last Friday.
Mrs. Matz and her son are now at
the Redwood County hospital.
week from her vacation spent at her
home at Morris and has taken up her
work as saleswoman at the Palace.
Miss Ida Gierke of Morton, left
last week for Pueblo, Col, where she
will visit with friends. She made a
short visit at Minneapolis before 60
ing west
Geo. Countryman returned Satur-
day from week spent on the road
selling yarn for his firm. The Gales
Countryman Company continues to
sell yarn in wholesale quantities with
very good success.
Perry Nelson, formerly a member
of the firm of Nelson & Bissonette,
has returned to Redwood Falls at once
and have general supervision over the
store of Philbrick & Son. Mr.. Mel
son arrived Monday night.
A letter received by Redwood
Falls friend of James Sullivan states
that he is stationed at Camp Dodge
and is enjoying the military life. He
mentioned Rush McAllister and W..
C. Bissonette both of whom are we'll.
P. V. Finley drove down from
Brookings, S. D., Sunday and will
spend the most of this week here
and in the Twin Cities. Mr.. Finley
recently started work as county
agent of Brookings County and likes
his new occupation very much. at
Mrs. T. M. Coughlan, who visited
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. O. Callaghan, left Saturday
for Wabasso where she will vlsltoat
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul 'Gai-
laghan before returning to her home
in Mankato.
A. D. McRae, Register of Deeds at
| Redwood Falls, has filed for re-elec-
ton. "Mack" is a most proficient
officer and The Advance freely pre-
| diets that he will be one of the pres
ent court house force to be retained
in office.-Springfeld Advance.
Another Brown County boy has
died in England, as result of an
aero accident. Benjamin Seifert, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Seifert, of
New Ulm, and brother of Attorney
Alex Seifert of Springfield. The
young man joined the army last Sep
| tember from North Dakota. He was
killed April 2. =,
Mrs. II. A. Baldwin left last weel
for Camp Dodge, Iowa, for a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. R. Ander-
son. and with her son, Lieutenant O.
H. Baldwin. Mr.. Baldwin joined her
there later in the week, EXPECTING to
spend the weekend there. They wit
return this week, stopping for a
i short visit at Minneapolis on their
way back.
Game warden J. Albert Johnson OF
Redwood Falls arrested eleven men
last Thursday at Lake Sarah for sein-
ing with a net. The men whose names
we withhold were brought before
Justice Berdan and each given fine
of $14. The crowd were men from
away and were not aware that the
game warden was on the outlook fo,
law violators.-Tracy Headlight.
| Don't forget special discounts OF
everything for the automobile this
week at Stensvad's Garage. 39-i,
| If anyone tells you or you hea,
that barley flour is not healthy, tel
them they lie. Someone has started
ten ten thousandth lie, this time about
barley flour not being healthy anc
that a young man at New Ulm diet
! as result of eating barley bread
The only form in which barley il
not healthful if used to excess is il
beer. Don't believe such rot. The
enemies of America want you to be
lieve this damnable Sleepy
Eye Herald.
One Mr.. Bond of Marshall is re
ported to have refused to buy hi
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