The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-11-20

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j Mrs. Hugo Marx was a Redwood
visitor Saturday.
John Hines of Delhi was caller
at the Gazette office Tuesday.
i J. C. jackson of Morgan was in Red
wood Falls Friday on business.
i Rev. H. Parisius of Morton was
taken ill with influenza last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Scott of Delhi were
Redwood Falls visitors Wednesday
Geo. frost Of Seaforth was call
er at the Gazette office Thursday.
/ Bring your Hides and furs to the
Corner Meat Market. We pay the
highess market price. 18-3ts
A. B. Winter Of the local postof-
flee conducted civil service examin-
alton at Gaylord last week.
F. F. Hammer has arrived from
Mound, Mimi. and will spend the win
ter with his son Leo Hammer.
Mrs. John Lauterbach who teaches
at Minneapolis arrived Tuesday for
visit with friends and relatives.
Miss Alice Slemmer left for her
home at Cresco, Iowa where she Wis
it with her parents until the schools
open.
Try our Old Fashioned, Hommede
Buckwheat Flour. Makes the finest
cakes you ever aae! Kuenzli and
Luscher 18-1t
Mrs George Reynolds who teach
es at ST. Paul is visiting her moth
err Mrs. Laura Hunter and her sister
Mrs. VIM. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs.F Stuart, Mrs. G. P.
Smith and Walter White of Redwood
Falls spent yesterday in Mankato.-
Mankato Daily Review.
Miss Grace McAllister who teaches
at ST. Paul came home Thursday for
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
T E. McAllister on account of the
schools being closed.
Arthur b. Winter has been offici-
ally appointed assistant postmaster
to fill the vacancy caused by the
transfer of w. C. Hyde to the post
office at Stuttgart, Ark.
A large shipment Of beautiful bed
room suits in oak, gum and ivory
arrived recently at Craps. They
were selected by Mr.. Grapp while in
the Chicago market last January.
4 17-tf.
j! Redwood county ted against the
dry amendment 2,044 to 1850, a wet
majority of nearly 400. This lis a
surprise in view of the fact that the
county voted dry in the county option
election. 1t looks as tho a number
! of Redwood county voters don't want
saloons in their own towns but would
like to have the privilege of coming
to Springfield occasionally for a
! drink from the cup that Cheers
Springfield Free Press.
For picture framing go to Rutter's
f Furniture Store. We have a fine
stock Of mouldings and all work done
+ promptly. We also cut circular and
oval glasses. 17-2ts.
Mrs. Bess M. Wilson returned Sat
u urday from trip to Park Rapids
Z where she attended the fiftieth mar
rage anniversary of her parents, Mr.
t and Mrs. Charles E. Bradt.
s Don't desert the boys because they
have won. They are long WAYS
: from home and none of them will
! likely return for several months and
rehabilitation will take long time
It The Fox Millinery store is putting
! on sale of hats at greatly. reduced
). prices. Call and look them DYER.
e .Jv1S-2ts
e Philip Farenbaugh came home from
Redwood hospital Tuesday and is able
J. to be up and around after undergo
: ing an operation for appendicitis two
Y weeks ago.-Morton Enterprise,
: Mrs. A. c. Chamberlain returned
to her home at Marshall last Thurs
t day after visit of several weeks at
e the home Of her daughter Mrs. G.,
r A. Jaehning. MIR. and Mrs. Jaehning
and their daughters motored to Mar
shall with her.
!. There will be desperate need of
;. FUNDS to supply the necessities of our
!. soldiers for some time after hostili-
d Ties cease and the present United
: war Work Drive must have boost
from everybody. It's a good thing.
1 push it along. .f3td fa.s'
e Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Peabody of
i Redwood Falls stopped in Mankato
Saturday and Sunday en- route to
$ Texas by motor. They intended to
e follow the Jefferson highway. While
c IN the city they stayed at the Ben
ray hotel-Ma1kato Daily Review.
0 We have on hand a number of
v room sized rugs il very choice nat
4 terms. -Grapp Furniture and Under
taking Co. i7o+f
A. D. McRae returned Saturday
r nlgnt from a hunting trip with a
{ party of friends in norther, Mir
!. nesota. Mr.. McRae succeeded in
f shooting his deer at any rate he
: brought one home with him. Other
5 members Of the party were VIM.
frank of Springfield, DR.. McRae of
Pr!nceton and other gentlemen from
I Princeton.
DON'T FORGET the Public Auc-
ton OF c. E. Walter which will be
held Friday November %. Mr.. Wal
ter has good line of horses and
! farm machinery and everything is in
| good condition. Some of the mach