The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-11-13

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business visitors at Lucan Monday
w. A. Hauck of Seaforths was a
Redwood Falls business visitor Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Knapp expect
to leave the last of the week for
their future home at Lisbon, N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Lobdell and
their son Walter went to Minneapo-
lis last week for visit OF several
days.
P. A. Callaghan Of Wabasso was
among those who came to REDWOOD
Falls Monday to celebrate the down.
fall Of kaiserism.
We have on hand number OF
room sized rugs il very choice pat
terms. -Grapp Furniture and Onder.
leiI; ~ lift
Jndoe A. R. A. Laudon read the
service uniting Aage Peterson and
ANA J,ilholt in marriage last Monday
Clerk of Court Weldon has within
tho mast week issued marriage lie
enses TO Robert Butler and Anna
Hecker. and to Aage Peterson and
Anna Lilholt. -.
VS.. Mcdonald and W. A. Swoffer
of Walnut Grove were Redwood rams
visitors Monday. Mr.. Mcdonald mas
onlv very. recently recovered from
very severe attack OF influenza:
Undertaken A. w. Hubbard with
the Grapp Furniture Company mas
conducted two funerals the past week
where bodies have been shipped from
Wnere Douio Tilt
Arthur Neesen packed up his house,
ho,a Goods first of The week anu
s 1 them to St. Paul, where ne
s s,atp Mrs. Neesen will live during tne
NJ" NJ and Mrs. O. B. Sparks ie1t
Sunday for Galloway MINI! :',,o ut If
thew were called by the Illness
their son-in-law, Ormle, oe !1I es.
M Strawsell is seriously Ill ron
nneumonia which followed an atCacA
u There Will be public auction at
tho G. E. Walters home Friday NOV
enober %. Mr.. Walters has large
vanity Of farm stock, machinery
and other personal property and any
one needing articles in TINS nle
should remember the date OF TINS
sale A complete list of articles to
he sold will be published within a
~ aoi -: hit
For picture framing go to Rutters
Furniture Store. We have a tine
stock Of mouldings and all work done
p loinp pIa..os 17-2ts.
DO not be mislead into the hellet
that the coming of peace means the
bringing of relaxed food ratlons'
100 900 900 victims of German treacn,
erv will be looking to the Onlteo
States for food. Add to this the lzo
900 900 allied population as well as
orr own and figure for yourselves
the possibility of subtraction. Save
Food Maakato Free Press.
Inmates of the Minnesota state
nrisoa earned $4,000 as wages IN
the industrial departments OF the IN
stitution during the year ending jan
nary 81. 1918. During the same per.
iod thew invested more than 94,OoO
in Liberty bonds and thrift stamps.
They also contributed more than SZ-
900 to the Red Cross and the Knight
of Columbus. This is 60 per cent
of the income.
Over in LIE Sueur the other day
Rev. Potthof of Jordan started IN
to deliver in the German language
sermon over a dead soldier, but
didn't get very Ear. Lieutenant j.
n. Dondelinger happened to be IN
the audience and he rose flgnt up
and informed the gent in the pulpit
that the language Of the enemy
country could not be used over the
dead body of one of his comrades,
and the sermon was finished IN En-
glish.-Olivia Times.
The body of Mrs. George Johnson
of Grygla MINI. was brought to Red-
wood Falls Saturday and a funeral
service held at the home of her SIS
ter. Mrs. ]. Albert Johnson, Sunday:
Interment was made in the Redwood
Falls cemetery. Mrs. Johnson had
maav Redwood Falls friends who are
deeply grieved at her death which
came suddenly and was great shock
to all her relatives and friends. Among
those who survive her are her hus-
band and one sister at Grygla, her
mother, Mrs. Larsen and her mother
Mrs. Johnson of Redwood Falls and
a brother living at Lucan.
Redwood Falls friends Of Miss Ad-
elaide Whiting of Marshall are pleas
ed to- learn that she was elected as
superintendent of county schools in
Lyon County by good majority at
the November election. This is the
more gratifying to Miss Whiting
friends as she sacrificed much of her
time for campaigning to the work
of the United War Fund campaign
she having charge of the Young Wo-.
mans Christian Association work OF
this later campaign for Lyon Coun-
ty. Miss Whiting is a young lady
of great charm and ability as well as
splendid educational qualifications
and will undoubtedly prove a very
excellent public officer.
Make me al offer for my equity in
the E IL Of N. w. IA sec. IA Town.
ship 113, range 81 containing 80 acres
Redwood County Land. Incumber-
ance $1,000 due May 20 1922, $4,000
due Dec. 1, 1922. Interest 6 per cent.