The Redwood gazette., 1918-03-27

Mrs. Pet warner LETT TUESDAY moor
| for a short visit in Minneapolis.
C. A. Johnson of Belview, was q
Redwood Falls visitor Saturday.
DR.. Adams of Vesta, was Red
wood Falls visitor Monday of last
week.
/ II. Jaehning of Minneapolis, is q
guest at the home of his son, G. A
Jaehning.
/ Mrs. Donovan left last week fol
Minneapolis for short visit with
her daughter.
Mervin Mason has enlisted in the
naval reserves and is now at home
awaiting further call.
Did you hear about it? What! Fri
day evening, April 5. 36-2t
Robt. V. Ochs of Delhi, was a Wis
itor at Redwood Falls Friday and
4 Saturday Of last week.
| The Equality Club will meet next
a Monday afternoon, April 1, at the
home of Mrs. Callaghan.
Mrs. F. L. Walker Of Glendale
N. D., arrived Monday for visit
with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
A. Isham.
C. Hartwig left Monday for his
regular trip to meet the regular pat
rons of the Standard Oil Company
of which he is representative.
C. M. Bendixen of Morgan, was up
Saturday and was visitor at The
Gazette office. While in town Mr..
Bendixen filed for representative.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Root returned
Saturday to their home at Jackson
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Chapman and with relatives at Nor
gan.
County Agent F. L. French drove
to Marshall Tuesday to assist at a
demonstration of corn testing, etc.,
to be given the farmers of Lyon
County.
Mrs. Frank Hassenstab returned
Monday evening from Camp Cody
where she visited for several days
| with her son, Corporal Walter Has
senstab.
James Broughton of the United
States Steamship Supply service left
| ter a visit with relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
A. D. McRae, H. Buechner, A. C.
Burmeister, F. Clague and F. A. Is
ham are attending the meeting of
MdSOnS dI w lIOIld CLlS week. 1uGy
will return the last of the week
William Raveling, the newly elec
| ted secretary of the Farmers Mutual
Insurance Company, was in Redwood
Falls last Tuesday comforting with
A. D. Stewart the former secretary.
Contractor w. L. Hardy has pur-
chased new power cement machine
and has added the same to his equip
ment. He will now take care of your
wants in this line on short no.
tice. 35-2t*
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae attended
the Scotch entertainment given by
the Lyceum Bureau at Delhi last
Saturday evening and pronounced it
an excellent entertainment.
Mrs. A. A. Neale of Delhi, went
to ST. Peter last Wednesday to- be
with her daughter, Mrs. H. C. Gibbs,
who is very i'll at the Field Hosp
tal Mrs. Neale will remain With
her daughter during her illness.
The Wolter Brothers of Morton
last week purchased a Minneapolis
Tractor from Farrell & Keefe of
Redwood Falls. The machine has been
delivered and will be used on the
Wolter farm during the springs
work.
A. J. Praxel, representative-at-lar
has filed for reelection. Mr.. PraAel
made good on his first term by vot-
ing right on the important questions
and stands for America for Ameri-
cans. His record entities him to re-
election. Star.
Frank Clague of Redwood Falls has
filed for district judge to succeed
Judge l. M. Olson, who on account
of i'll health will not be candidate
for reelection. Our prediction is that
after the first of next year we will
have to salute the Redwood Falls man
as Judge Clague.-Dawson Sentinel.
There will be school program and
a silver medal contest given in the
school house at Clements Friday even
ing, April 5, at eight-thirty o'clock.
There are eight contestants for the
silver medal. There will also be a
basket social following the program.
All the ladies are asked to bring
baskets. 36-2t
Edna Redetzke, the little daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Retletz-
ke, had the misfortune TO fall while
skating last week and to break both
bones of her arm. The injury re-
ceived immediate surgical attention
and the patient is recovering as well
as can be expected.
NOTICE:-I have moved my franz
ing business to the Rutter Furniture
Store. A. C. Smith. 35-2t
According to the Non Partison
League Paper 900 farmers gathered
at Cambria to hear Townley. They
like at other meetings took up a col
lection for the Red Cross so that
there would be no question as to
their loyalty. They came across with
$4,000 or 121a cents each. That's a
pretty good sample of their loyalty.
Two for a quarter, just enough to
make show.-Milroy Echo.
John A. Dalzell of Morton, filed
this week as a candidate for State
Senator. C. F. Nietzel has filed for
the same office and it is reported
that Herman Schmechels Of Yelling
ton will also file for the state senate.
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