The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-07-17

were guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. r. A. Cooper.
Miss Amelia Dietz of Jamestown, S.
/ D., was the guest last week of Miss
Grace Seebeck at her home here.
The North Redwood Creamery
| company paid forty six cents for
cream the last part of June. SPIT
paid.
Mrs. Beecher has returned to her
home in Chicago after visit here at
the home of her daughter, Mrs l.. G.
Stuart
l. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Shoemaker
left Thursday for Port Washington
Wis.,. expecting to be away for a
week or ten days.
Private Norman Steele Of Fort
Benjamin Harrison, was at home last
week on a visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Steele.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Ladwig anG
their son W. H. Ladwig of LANDER
ton were business callers at Red
wood Falls Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cooper and Miss
Avis Kve1lo left Wednesday for {
motor trip to Wisconsin, expecting
J to be gone several weeks
Mrs. Barber of Redwood Falls anG
Mrs. McGregor of Vesta have gone
to Canada for a visit with their chill
dren who are living there.
i The annual picnic Of the Methodist
church and Sunday school was held
in the Winter Grove last Wednesday
about two hundred attending.
! son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A
Z r+oI o. oIx TgoI 1e
hospital, Tuesday afternoon, July g.
The newcomer has been named Ly-
man Walter
Mrs. Albert Kiesow of Morgan
spent Tuesday of last week here with
her daughters Misses Louise and
Minnie. She was accompanied by
her young son.
| Chas Arbes, a prominent business
man of New Ulm died suddenly while
at work in his drug store last We'd
nesday afternoon. Death was
caused by cerebral hemmorhage.
M. Lauterbach was business
visitor at Minneapolis Wednesday
having gone down to arrange with the
food administration department con-
corning the sugar supply for the
manufacture of ice cream and candy
at Lauterbach Bros
DR.. and Mrs. E. C. Horn, their son
Carl and Miss Mille< left last week
Minnetonka, where they wifi camp
for week during the state meeting
of the Epworth league. They were
also accompanied by Miss Alice
i Parks.
| Spirella Corsetiere. To the ladies
! Of Redwood Falls and vicinity. Spir-
ella Corsets, ETC., made to order
Very satisfactory. Phone 8R. Miss
! H. M. Knapp. 51-ti
j. H. MCGOWAN arrived in Morton
Tuesday with Happy Heart. While
on their tour Happy Heart entered two
, races winning first money at Auro
ra, Neb., and second money at, Kear
ney, Neb. Arch Folus also won frs
terprise. ,r
DR.. M. C. Piper left Monday TO
> Camp Dodge where he has entered
upon his duties as physician in thu
base hospital DIR. Piper was on,
of the most popular physicians il
Southern Minnesota, as well as cnt
of Sanborn's most public spirited citi
3 zens His leaving here will be {
hard blow to the community, bu
everyone hopes for his early return
t DR.. Logefeil of st. Paul, who has beer
here for a short time will remain {
few weeks longer to care for the
: sick-Sanborn Sentinel.
Eat Ice Cream at the Gem Res.
taurant. Served at all hours. 47-+f
, Mr.. and Mrs John Bruins and Mr.
5 and Mrs Pyle had quite an auto &C.
r cident last Friday. They were or
their way to Lucan to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Herman Bruins. They
were about two miles south. of''Vests
when their Ford car went into the
Glitch caused by one of the front
wheels giving away. The car turned
a complete somersault, breaking the
top, windshield and doing other min
or damage to the running gear. AL
had a bad shaking up, but none OF
them were seriously hurt.-Vesta
Il Censor.
Tony Roberts writes from Camp
Grant saying, "Army life sure is
great l must say. All the boys like
it and so do l. 1t isn't anything like
some people, imagine, and l would
advise any young man to join US.
see Clarence Thompson every day
and the whole bunch from Redwood is
still together. You should have seen
the crowd of people at Albert Lea
when we went to camp. 1t was esti-
mated there were $4,000 people at
the depot We had big supper
there and were treated fine all over.
A few men were rejected, but l am
glad I passed for I wouldn't want to
miss this for anything. Sanborn
Sentinel
The Gazette is anxious to receive
news from the boys of this vicinity
| who are now in the various branches
of the military and naval service
either i'll the camps of this country
i or overseas Their many friends
| Eere are anxious to receive word
from them and we are glad to use
our columns for this purpose. Let
tiers especially afford splendid
/ source of information and if sent to
us will be returned in good order as
soon as we have copied the extracts