The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-09-11

in the cities last week. He is now at
home and is improving.
Mrs. G. F. Rain and daughters
were guests of Cottonwood friends
Saturday.
The Roy Roxberg family ere visit
ing friends in Iowa at present.
Rev. and Mrs. Mommsen were Red
wood Falls shoppers Friday.
The Fred Redetzke family and Mrs.
Ida Kukuk were guests at the A. F.
Abraham home Sunday.
Rudolph Hoppenrath and son AL
bert were in the cities last week.
The Rural Mail Carriers of this
district had a meeting here Labor
Day. They were given a welcome
by Mayor Gunelson and entertained
by carrier Happenrath.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Duncan were
guests of relatives near Olivia Sun
day.
Miss Ida Wichman began a term
of school in the Skogen district last
week.
The H. O. Nafziger family is visit
ing in northern Iowa at present.
Dr. Aldrich was business caller
at Rochester, MINI. last Monday.
| Pat LAWNS threshing rig was out
of running order with broken cast
| ing most of last week.
Roy Halverson traded his Farm au-
tomobiie for Ford tractor last week
and says he likes the change for his
tire trouble is reduced to nothing.
| Jessie Olson resigned as school jan
itor last week.
Cutie a, number from here attend
ed the Kirby funeral Monday at Sea-
forth.
Veterinarian McPheeters Of Yes
ia was professional caller here Sun
day.
Albert Peterson of Delhi was a
business caller here Saturday.
Miss, Emma Flcm attended the
state fair last week with her cam
ing class consisting Of the Misses
Cora and Blanche Peterson and Sarah
Gunelson. The other member Miss
Irene Hoppenrath found it impossible
to go.
MISS Belle Mckay left for Mankato
last week where she will attend the
State Normal School.
The Young Peoples Society met at
the Knute Skogen home Sunday ev-
ening.
Miss Constance Dandson began a
term of school last Tuesday in the
Fairview school.
/ L. Rosberg sold troctor to ar
Echo township resident last week.
Miss Lenora Hassenstab and Miss
Emma Johnson are teaching the
school in the Payne district this year
] Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Biggers Of
Renville county were guests of friends
here last week a short time. They
recently lost all their household goods
in a fire caused by lighting striking
their house.
Sergeant Major Cawell of the Bri.
-tish Army will lecture at the Odeor
September IL in the evening under
auspicies of the local Red Cross. TURF
out and let him know we ere back
of "our boys over there.
HARE Starr has severd his connec-
ton with the local telephone compa-
ny and expects to take up railroad
work with headquarters at Monte
i video.
Mrs. M. H. Sandager is enter
tanning a sister and friend from
Beloit, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Braafladt, wife of Ole Brad
fladt,. D. D. S.. of Alaska is here on
a visit to relatives. Ole is expect
/. ed here also.
Miss Anne Timmesand returned
to- Winona last week where she will
again attend the Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Olson are en-
! tertaining their mother Mrs. Anna
Bennett o. Madison.
The da1,ce given by the Belview
Orchestra Friday evening was quite
well attended.
Our local sportsmen are all ready
for the opening Of the hunting sea-
son Sept. 16, 1918.
Rev. and Mrs. Justin Peterson who
have been visiting relatives here for
the past month returned Wednesday
last to their home in Linn Grove, To-
wa.
Dahlberg Bros have rented the
Carrity farm for next year.
M. L. Hoover was a shopper here
the middle of last week.
Rudolph Hoppenrath returned Mon
day from Minneapolis.