The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-06-05

| Jory BALDWIN.
Mrs. Victor Hockett of st. Paul is
a guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Murset.
Attorney Frank Clague was a bus
mess visitor at Lamberton and New
Ulm last week.
Mrs. e, j. Henze is at the Red
wood Falls hospital recovering from
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drury have re-
turned from Pennsylvania, where
they went to visit their son, Captain
Drury.
/ Wilbur Yackel left Sunday for
Comfrey, where he will spend the
summer assisting his brother in the
drug store
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Gleason and
their daughter Ruth of Wabasso
were guests at the A. H. McRae
home Saturday.
i Andrew Stewart of Delhi was
among the G. A. R. members who
attended the Memorial Day service
at the armory Thursday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
/ w. P. Francois Of Marshall Wednes-
day, May 20. Walter Porter, Jr., is
the name given to the new arrival
LIZ. TIcGIlldu VI Cu0 81. MARK S
church of Minneapolis was a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin while
in Redwood Falls Friday evening and
Saturday.
Jennie Blake is assisting at the
school until the end of the term as
the draft removed Mr.. Finke two
weeks before the end of the term
Milroy Echo.
Coof+ I.
Ottawa, Canada, last Friday, accom-
panied by his mother, Mrs j. W.
i Scott, who will make her home in
Vesta.-Vesta Censor.
James Allan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Douglas Allan of Paxton township,
last week wrote The Gazette from
Camp Lewis, Wash, where he has
been in training for several months.
this issue.
Lowell and Emory Johnson, broth
ers of Editor C. A. johnson of Bel
view, are two more Redwood county
boys who are now in training for
a Kanas Camp and the latter at Fort
Kearney, California.
4 The meeting called for North Red
wood for last Friday evening was
postponed because of the commence
later date. The speakers for this
patriotic rally were Judge A. R A.
Laudon and A. D. Stewart.
Miss Lucille Leach and George
schloetzer of Milroy were married
at Redwood Falls last Thursday
From here they went to Green Lake,
| fn. fnxry do VIC, WI sir with fr;a Ics
Mrs. Schloetzer is the assistant of
Editor M. w. Johnson of Milroy.
, Mrs. T. Strand left Friday noon
, for Minneapolis after a visit of a
few days at the home of her brother,
Ray Tenney. Mr.. and Mrs. Strand
E have moved from Huron, S. D.,
where they have lived since leaving
Redwood Falls and are now residents
E Of Minneapolis @
Miss Kate johnson has finished her
J term as county nurse of Redwood
: county and she left Sunday for ST.
Paul, where she will take a special
course in public training. Miss John.
sons work as county nurse ,sseems
to have given general satisfaction
throughout the county.-Lamberton
: Star. -.
]. F. Hesnault, C. F. Bulen, "A. w.
: Olson, J. L. Doig and A. Nelson of
! Walnut Grove were in the city last
7 Wednesday on their way to Kandi-
/ yohi lake on a fishing trip. They
V were to stop and deliver fish to some
of their friends on their way back
: but as said friends have failed to
receive the fish it is presumed the
boys are still at the Lake.
c. w. Knox, a schoolman who
formerly lived in Redwood COUNT,
has returned to the county and will
be superintendent of the consolidated
schools at Lamberton next year. Mr.
Knox has had much experience as
leader in the consolidated schools Of
the state, having done some very ex-
cellent work in the schools at Med
ford, Cleveland and other places.
M1l and Mrs. C. Andrews will
leave soon for Utah where Mr.. An
drews has accepted position and
where they will make their home in
the future. They expect to locate at
Fremont where both their daughters
are now living. Mr.. Andrews states
that his son, John Andrews, is now
a member of the mounted police and
is in training near San Francisco.
Miss Helen Stewart has completed
her years work at Hancock and is
visiting with friends at Mortified
before coming to Redwood Falls to
spend her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart. Miss
| Stewart has been reelected as a
member of the faculty of the Han
cock high school at an increase Of
salary and will return there next
year.
Motorists in Mankato are warned
to be wary of the needle man. He is
operating in this territory and mo-
tor men are his victims. 1t is his
custom to stop wherever he sees
man tinkering a car alone He prof
fers assistance and his seeming kind
ness is usually welcomed. While
working at the car, all of a sudden
he jabs the motorist in the back with
a needle. The motorist grows faint
and falls on the street or road It
is not known definitely yet whether
/ tho man iS robbo1, oY. 1xybotbo,, l,o So