The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-10-09

i Mrs. John Stewart of Medford is
the guest of relatives in this vicinity.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Philbrick left
for Minneapolis Monday on BUSH
ness trip.
Miss Sadie Bluhm has resigned her
position at the Palace Store and has
gone to her home at Olivia.
4 Mrs. A. ]. Eckstein of Redwood
Falls is visiting at the home of her
son, Roman, since Monday. Morton
Enterprise.
Mrs. Hattie Person will leave to-
day for her home at ST. Charles after
a two weeks visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred lander.
J j. E.. Duncan arrived last week for
visit at the home of A. D. McRae
where his wife and two sons have
been visiting for the past two weeks
Mrs. Duncan is Mr. McRae's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hansen and son
Eugene of St. Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Hills and son Leroy and Miss
Eunice M. Hansen of Litchfield were
week end visitors at the Hills Bro
theps farm. They came by auto.
Roman Eckstein returned from
Milwaukee Wednesday where he sue
cessfully passed an examination as
inspector in government shell works.
Mr.. Eckstein and family leave Satur-
day.-Morton Enterprise.
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. 46-tf.
H. M. Aune and C. A. Neufert were
business visitors at Minneapolis last
week. Mr.. Neufert returned Monday
but Mr.. Aune remained until Tuesday
in order to hear the Roosevelt speech
Mo.day evening.
A. w. Hubbard of Blooming Prag
RE, is the new undertaken with the
Grapp Furniture Store Mr. Hub
bard formerly practised his profess
sion in St. Paul. He and his family
will occupy the home recently occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Palmer, known
as the old Durham property.
VIM. Peavey Sr. returned last week
from Camp Dix, New Jersey where
he spent several days with his son,
Lieutenant VIM. Peavey who was a
victim Of the Spanish Influenza. Lieut.
enant Peavey is now almost entirely
recovered from his illness and will
soon be on duty with his men.
Word comes direct from Camp Dix
that neither Of the Darrell boys has
been ill since the arrival there of
! Company l. and that their parents
J went to the camp merely for visit
and not because they were called
] there by the illness of the boys! This
, will be relief to friends of the boys
: here who have been very anxious
since rumors of their illness started.
Will Green carried off some nice
premiums at the Redwood county
s fair with his Big Type Chester White
e hogs. Willis herd and the sire of
his hogs owned near Redwood Falls
/ carried off all of the prizes in their
s class. We expect to see Will invade
the state fair about next year and
S carry away some prizes with his great
; herd of Chester Whites. By the way
). that is dandy.-Morgan Messenger
r Register of Deeds A. D. McRae was
:. here from the county seat Wednesday
g in the interests of his candidacy for
K reelection. Mac tells us people are
). not much interested in politics this
year and had much rather talk about
I the war than speculate on whose GO
t ing to be elected in November. Mac
). has made an excellent record in his
office, has been an obliging and con-
scientious public servant and will no
q doubt put up a strong fight. Bel
t view Independent. Q.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Knapp have
purchased home at Lisbon, N. D..
!, and will move there about November
1st. Mr.. Knapp has been associated
with the Straus Brothers Company
!. having had the management of their
office here for several years past and
has been very successful in the real
estate business. The Knapp home on
Bridge Street was purchased last
spring. by Mr.. and Mrs. c.. o. Borg
who will occupy it Immediately upon
the vacating of it.
This community was very we'll re-
presented at the county fair every
day and evening. It seems to the peo-
pie as though the fair was next door
to Morgan and it is matter of
few minutes run by car to reach the
grounds. The fair fully lived up to
it's reputation of being the best county
fair in this part of the state and for
that matter we might just as we'll
cover little more ground and in
clude the whole state. 1t sounds
good to us and probably don't hurt
any one else To make long story
short you will have to go long ways
to find a county fair that has got
: anything on Redwood County Nor
The announcement of F. J. Has
senstab who is candidate for re-
election to the office of sheriff ap-
pears in this issue. In this in
stance at least the announcement
can hardly be supplemented by a per-
sonal call from the candidate, him.
self, for the reason that Mr.. Hassen-
. stab is member of the county draft
board and all Of his time not given
to the sheriff duties is taken up by
the draft board work. The work
brought on by the recent registration
is enormous and Sheriff Hassenstab
will have to be content to merely
make an announcement and let his