The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-05-29

Miss Inez Root left Monday for an
extended visit with her grandparents,
in Minneapolis.
S. G. Peterson arrived from Hutch
inson Thursday for a few days visit
in Redwood Falls.
John Larson and his sons Of the
Belview community were Redwood
Falls visitors Friday.
Chris. Hanson, one Of the oldest
Of the Gazette subscribers, called at
the Office while in town Friday.
Mrs. Root, who has been i'll for
| the past week, was able to resume
her work at the Philbrick store Mon
day morning.
Miss Maude Peterson will leave
this week for Chicago where she will
take course of piano lessons during
the next several weeks.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mas of
1 Redwood Falls motored to Mankato
yesterday and spent the day with
friends Mankato Free Press.
DR.. Dudley and wife Of Window
called on Mrs. Geo. Grapp Friday.
They were on their way to a north
ern Minnesota Lake for fishing trip
Judge and Mrs. A. C. Dolliff left
hurriedly last Thursday for the east
to bid farewell to their son, Roger
Dolliff, who sails soon for overseas
duty.
] L. E. Backer has purchased of
Straus Brothers the Fred Barnes
residence on Second street and will
use it as a home. The sale was
made through Sparks & Ward.
! G. w. HUH Of Route 4 last week
purchased a new Overland car from
w. T. Wilcox. Mr.. HUH and his
family are newcomers in Redwood
county, having recently moved here
from Illinois.
| Edward H. Prodoehl of Danube
purchased new Elgin Six of Arnett
& Hammer last week. Mr.. Arnett
and Mr.. ProdoehI went to Minneapo-
| lis after the car, returning Saturday
afternoon.
G. P. Smith, supervisor of Red
wood County bitches, last week pur-
chased the bungalow owned by Jack
Hearty in the eastern part of town.
The sale was made through Sparks
& Ward, local real estate dealers.
c. c. King purchased the w. c..
Hyde home on Broadway last week,
the deal being made through the
Sparks Ward Real Estate company
This is the residence owned until a
short time ago by Mrs. Peabody.
List your house with Sparks &
Ward. 45-1t.
wife is swatting the fly her husband
! and sons should be swatting the 60
} pher. They are reported to be very
numerous this year and are a real
menace to the big crop the county
has set out to get.
Miss Selma Laudon, who has been
teaching near Sanborn left Monday
, for Minneapolis, where she will be a
student at the State University dur
ing the summer. Miss Laudon will
live at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Miller, in Minneapolis.
County Agent French and the Pub
| lie Safety commission have some
thing to say in this issue on the
eradication of barberry If the Min
: nesota wheat crop is to be success
full, this shrub must be exterminated.
Read Mr.. French's article.
w. H. Gold left Saturday noon for
Minneapolis, where he will visit for
few days with w. Wallace, former
: ly of Redwood Falls. Mr.. Wallace
) now lives in California, but is at
: present in Minneapolis on his way
: to New York on a business trip.
Marriage licenses have recently
; been granted by Clerk of Court We'll
don to Ed Wilkinson and Lillian
Nemitz, David Robbins and Flocy
; Tenney, John Laufe and Emma
Sternberg, Geo. Shelter and Lu-
cile Leach. Chas. Blake and Hazelle
Streeter.
See Philbrick's for the latest i'll
White footwear. 45-1t.
The Redwood Falls Home Guard
will put on dance as benefit for
the Armory Friday evening, June 1,
Music will be furnished by the New
4 Dream Orchestra. The proceeds of
the dance will be used in defraying
the expense of the upkeep of the
Armory.
The Paxton Farmers club held an
other meeting May oath, at the J. C.
Bruer home. F. L. French, Redwood
County Agent, was the chief speaker
of the evening. Hecontrasted COM
mon barberry and Japanese barberry.
People should profit by Mr.. French's
advice and get rid of all the COM
mon barberry.
| The Minneapolis Journal of last
week announced that DIR. T. E. Finn
of Redwood Falls was among the
physicians commissioned as Captain
for service in the Medical corps of
the American Army. DR.. Finn has
not yet received his commission but
expects to receive it and to be called
into the service within compare
lively short time.
List your house with Sparks &
| Ward. 45-1t.
Andrew. Hansen and Christ Law
renee of Shutdown failed to agree
over settlement, one claiming the
amount due was about $50 and the
other SIS. Mr. Hansen brought suit
! but Mr.. Lawrence made a PROPOSE
ton that to settle the account he
would give the Clements Red Cross
check for 500 providing also that
the attorney and constable would
cancel their fees and thus the dis
pute was settled with everybody
happy.-Morgan Messenger.
| Rev. N. de Darrell arrived home