The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-11-13

Il
wood Falls business visitor Friday.
|. Mike Wagner of Seaforth was ;
: Redwood Falls business visitor Sat
urday.
Herman Pless of Seaforth was :
business callers at the Gazette office
Tuesday.
John Ruder of Delhi was bust
ness caller at the Gazette office Sat
urday afternoon.
Floyd Grapp delivered truck loae
of furniture near Franklin recently
Ut
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Field have gone
to Minneapolis for al extended visl
with their daughter, Mrs. Anderson
James A. Larson, assistant secre
tary of State and Jos. Danielson Q:
Walnut Grove were Redwood Falls
visitors Wednesday.
DR.. VIM. Lee of Mortified, son ..
Mrs. Lee of Redwood Falls has beer
commissioned a Captain in the medl
cal department of the army.
Tom Davis and Michel came to New
Ulm Tuesday to celebrate the launch
ing of the ship Of defeat up Salt
creek.-Browa County Journal.
Mrs. W. A. Brand and Mrs. j. J
Nelson were both stricken with in,
fluenza Sunday. Both ladies are do
ing as we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. Lusk and her son expect to
leave this week for Los Angeles
where they will spend the winter and
possibly make their future home.
Hugo Sonlmerfeld who is at home
from Camp on a furlough, came
down from Echo for a visit with
Redwood Falls friends last week.
A large shipment of beautiful bed
room suits in oak, gum and ivory
arrived recently at Craps. They
were selected by Mr.. Grapp while in
the Chicago market last January.
lift.
Mrs. Robert Whyte returned last
week from Plymouth, Ill. where she
has been visiting at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Sherman Park.
Mrs. Park is nearly recovered from
her recent serious illness.
For picture framing go to Rutter's
Furniture Store. We have fine
stock of mouldings and all work done
promptly. We also cut circular and
oval glasses. ll-Zts.
AS soon as the danger from influ-
enza is past, meeting will be held
at Mankato for the organization OF a
trail in commemoration of the late
Governor w. S. Hammond. This trail
is proposed to follow the Omaha
railway from Worthingto1 to Mankato
and continue along the Great West
ern to Mortified and thence across
state to Redwing.
The city of Redwood Falls is going
to have a plentiful supply Of. veni-
son within very short time. w.
S. Maurer, Roy Ever, M. Lauter-
bach and Parker Sanders left Friday
morning for Remer MINI. where they
expect to hunt the elusive deer. They
VOW not to come back until each
brings deer even IS they have to
scare the poor beasts to death.
Private William Otto, son Of Albert
Otto the Morgan vicinity, died OF
disease in hospital in France Sep
TENDER 20. His parents received the
announcement of his death Only las'
week. Death was cause by pneumo.
MIA. The young man is survived by
MANY relatives in Redwood County
among them being his sister Mrs
Paul Raddatz Of Redwood Falls. :,
The Scenic City Repair Shop VII
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call us for any tire re.
nair work. Kenneth Byram, proprle-
tor. e +be
podwaod County draft contingent
which left for Georgia training
camp October Fl, died recently OF
pneumonia following an attack OF IN
fluenza. The body was taken to the
old home of the young man at ROCK
island. Ill. He had spent the most
of the past few years at the nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards, residents
of Redwood Falls and was a member
of the Redwood Falls. Methodlst
Church. "
Arthur Raddatz of Redwood Falls
died last week at Camp Forest,
Georgia, Death being caused
bv pneumonia following influenza.
The Young man who left Redwood
Falls with a draft contingent only
very recently, was ILe SUI VI MS
Ida Raddatz of this city. Mrs. Rad
datz and her son August were call
ed to Georgia last week but the Ga
zette has not learned whether they
reached there before the death Of
the son and brother. An obituary
of this young man will be published
later.
The Faculty entertained the school
board at a farewell reception for DR..
Cole and his wife, Monday evening.
The high school girls acted as chefs.
A real Halloween atmosphere pre-
dominated in the dining ROOM" At
ter dinner a short program was fur
nished by some of our noted high
school entertainers, the orchestra
giving several selections. DR.. Cole
has been president of the school
board for eighteen years and has
successfully filled the place.-Frank
lin Tribune.
The most interesting window dis
play Redwood Falls has seen for
some time in the present showing of
photographs of soldier boys from
Redwood Falls and vicinity which is