The Redwood gazette., 1918-01-16

IN all the schools OF the county.
Regular C.. o. F. meeting Thursday
evening. Every member is requested
to be present to transact important
business matters.
The Pythian Sisters Club meets
Tuesday night, January Is, at the
home of Mrs. A. D. McRae who will
be assisted in her duties as hostess
by Mrs. w. A. Brand.
Attorney Frank Clague went to
Lamberton Tuesday of last week to
attend the meeting Of the directors
of the First National Bank of which
he is the president.
Herman Vohs of Morton, was a
Redwood Falls visitor Monday. Mr..
Vohs is planning an auction at an
early date and will announce the date
in the next issue of the Gazette.
Attorneys Davis and Michel OF
Marshall are the attorneys for the
appellants in the Judicial Ditch case
which comes before Judge Olsen this
week and will be in town the last
of the week.
Marie Correlli the English novelist
was recently fined $3.50 for boarding
sugar. An English lady Of the no
bility was also fined $4O0 at the same
time for boarding tea, coffee and 9th
er food supplies.
! Henry Dooley of Sleepy Eye, who
was reported seriously ill of pneu-
monia at Jefferson Barracks last week
has reported to have been suffering
from an attack of measles and not
to have been seriously i'll as at first
stated.
| Rud. Stensvad. president of the
Redwood County Agricultural Asso-
citation, returned Saturday from ST.
Paul where he attended the meeting
of the State Agricultural Association
as delegate from the Redwood Coun-
ty Association.
The new Methodist church will be
dedicated on Sunday, January 13. DR..
Frank Doran, district superintendent
of the St. Paul District, will be the
visiting speaker, together with DR.. F.
i A. Cone, district superintendent of
Marshall District-Walnut Grove
Tribune.
P. Farrell was called to Franklin
last week to attend the funeral of
his cousin, James Leary, who died
while taking military training at
Camp Douglas. Mr.. Leary was a
man of about thirty years of age and
was unmarried.
Miss Maude Little, superintendent
of the Junior Department of the
Methodist Sunday School entertained
the boys Of this department at her
home last Thursday evening. She
was assisted by two of the teachers
of this department, Mrs. Starr and
Miss Ida Fisk.
B. Jas. Reynolds, Redwood County
surveyor, returned Friday from New
Ulm where he has been for some
time as expert witness in a ditch
appeal case. Twenty farmers applied
for the ditch assessments, and re-
duction of nearly ten thousand dol
lars was made in these assessments.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. " Everett returned
Saturday from visit to Minneapolis
where they had been spending the
I week. While there Mr.. Everett also
attended the meeting of the State
Agricultural Association, he being one
) of the delegates appointed to repre-
sent the Redwood County Associa-
: tion of which he is the secretary.
: New Ulm is going to permit non
partisan meeting to be held in Tur-
t ner Hall January 19. New Ulm is
r just gradually getting out from un-
t der one cloud and she should be bit
careful what meetings she allows
: within her borders. After what hap
: pened recently at Wells, Minnesota
. cities would be wiser to walk care
: fully.
5 Miss Kathryn Johnson of Lamber-
. ton, who was recently employed by
1 the board of Redwood county, as coun-
: ty nurse, is spending a week here
5 visiting rural schools in company with
Miss Motl to familiarize herself with
( the work done in this county. Miss
: Johnson is graduate of St. Joseph's
= hospital and has had extensive expert
ence in hospital nursing.-Olivia
Times.
, Mr. and Mrs. DeglCw of Canada,
{ who are visiting at the home of their
: daughter, Mrs. Ed. Schumacher, of
Renville County have been receiving
accounts from their children in the
) Canada home of the pleasant weather
which they have been enjoying while
Minnesota has been having her cold
spell. Farmers in Alberta were plow-
ing last week, the earth having been
plowed sufficiently deep to permit of
; this work being done. However Cana
), dian eggs are selling for rs cents
,, per dozen so there are still compen-
sations for living in Minnesota.
Mrs. A. B. Winter has gone to
! Minneapolis to take two weeks
course in the making of surgical
dressings and hospital supplies un-
der the direction Of the American
Red Cross. Mrs. Winter goes as a
representative of the Redwood Coun-
, ty Red Cross Chapter and will teach
, the work to the women of the various
,, branches, if they desire her services,
!, upon her return. No work along this
line has as yet been done in Redwood
County, as it can only be done under
the direction of one who has taken
this course and with the proper au-
thority. The work is one of the most
important branches of Red Cross work
and will undoubtedly be taken up with
great interest by the various chap
! ters. Mrs. Winter is to be COM
mended for taking this course as she