The Redwood gazette., 1918-03-20
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE REDWOOD FALLS, MINNESOTA

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/ Clarence Danes of Clements, was |
a Redwood Falls visitor Monday.
i Miss Mildred LobdeD went to Man
kato fer short visit with her grand
j mother.
! Attorney w. R. Werring of Nor
gan. was a Redwood Falls visitor
Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Brand expects to GO to
the twin cities this week on a busi-
ness trip.
Judge A. C. Dolliff was business
visitor in the Twin Cities and at New
Ulm last week.
/ ?. w. Downs of Lamberton, called
at the Gazette Office while in Red
wood Falls Monday.
i NOTICE:-I have moved my franz
ing business to the Rutter Furniture
| Store A. c.. Smith. 35-2t
John Price of Lamberton, was a
guest Thursday at the home of his
q daughtr, Mrs. Bert Kleaver.
Miss Hedin returned last week
from Minneapolis after two weeks
vacation spent at her home there.
Mrs. Josie Peavey Aldrich and her
daughters arrived last week and are
guests of her father, VIM. Peavey Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs D. B. Canoe of the
Seaforth community have rented
their farm and will come to Red
wood Falls to live.
Miss Ella Ohlson, who recently I'M
derwent an operation is recovering
nicely and expects to be able to return
to her teaching duties in about ten
days.
Misses Irene Aune End Rose Lau-
terbach went to Mankato Saturday
for visit with the Misses Susie and
Mavme Lauterbach ard with other
friends.
The dinner given by the ladies of
the Methodist church Of New Avon
brought in $26.1O which has been do
! mated to the Red Cross work OF Red
] wood Falls.
There will be regular meeting Of
I the C. O. F. Thursday evening, March
21, at which important business will
be transacted. Every member is re-
! ouested to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Weldon of Wa
basso. were in Redwood Falls on their
< wav home from Fairfax last week
} and were guests at the home OF Mr.
4 and Mrs. W. G. Weldon.
3 Mrs. Geo. A. Patton was hostess tt
2 a company of friends at pretty one
x o'clock luncheon at her home las
. Saturday. Decorations were in greer
= in honor Of the St. Patrick annlver
sary.
SATURDAY. noon from their trip t.
$ Camp Cody and to western points
- Thev had a very enjoyable trip an
III left their son who is a member
Company L in excellent health an
a. a. spirits. -,
|. log of Alfalfa Press Drills and "klee
IS 'Korn" "Blind Flowing" corn plante
lis attachment. w. Sherwin Mrg. Cc
P"ooLinos 6 d. 35-5t
on VIM. Milbradt was quite severel
lis hurt by falling from a tree which n
was trimming last week. He wa
ne taken to his home, and given immme m
= date surgical attention and it is be
, lieved he will be about again 70
os short time. !,
eS Word has come to Redwood Fall
~ ~ that Roy MacPhee is suffering foi
on rheumatism and has been taken !
49, the base hospital from the hosplt;
ay at Camp Cody. He also had his tor
en e sils removed and was quite Ill 1t
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Palmer wer
~, to st. Paul last week where Mr.. "a
G;nn mer attended the meeting of the hgi
III way engineers of the state. VIM
there they were guests at the nom
- of Mr.. and Mrs. OIL. Kipp and ma
IA a most pleasurableSvisit
K Peter Mckay and J. M. Little Wef
3 to Iowa last week where they pu1
3 chased thirteen head of purebre
& Shorthorns to be used on their Rec
3 wood County farms The animals wei
g purchased of prominent breeders q
z Waterloo and Marshalltown.
g Sheriff and Mrs. Frank Hassensta
z left last week for the south expect
3 ing to visit their son Walter Has
& senstab, at Camp Cody. The Sheri1
Z will return within a short time an
8 Mrs. Hassenstab will probably re
< main for two or three weeks. !.
B The Eastern Star members, at thel
9 last meeting, organized into wa
Z saving league and purchased Wa
3 Saving Stamp. Several of the OF
9 ganizations of the city are contemT
3 lating similar cooperation with tn
< government in this work of raisin
. money.
81 Oscar Moline, who was given
3 thirty days leave OF absence frol
3 Camp Cody in order to recuperat
& from pneumonia, arrived in Redwoo
( Falls Saturday and is visiting wit
: friends here. He has only praise fe
z the officers and men with whom h
3 has been serving and is. apparentl
9 quite satisfied with Camp Cody as
z place for the training of future U.
Z soldiers Mr.. Moline's home is 8
9 Tracy. :,
&I Two recent advertisements for th
Z Public Drug Company have appeare
: in The Gazette signed with the nam
& of George T. Freyer instead Of Freye
3 & Knapp as they should have bee
& signed. The mistake was one whic
Z occurred through q, wrong signatul
3 appearing on the contract for tn
q advertising, which was sent the G;
Z zette through an advertising agenc,
3 and was an error for which no loc;
& person in any way responsible.
L. L.