The Redwood gazette., 1918-09-11

A. E. King attended the State Fair
the first part Of last week. l.- 81,
The Misses Mary and Isabelle Hatch
spent Saturday at Giifillan.
Miss Hoffman Of Sleepy Eye IS vi
sitting her sister Miss Florence Hoff-
man.
G. G. Thune returned Friday from
the Twin Cities where he attended
the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Olson Of Candy
spent Sunday at the T. C. Ferris
home.
DR.. G. R. Pease returned Sunday
from Chicago where he spent short
vacation.
Attorney Anderson of Winona was
Thursday.
H. Schleuder returned Monday
morning after spending week IN
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ". Everett have
returned from the Twin Cities after
attending the fair.
Martin Lohrenz purchased new
Chalmers Touring car from Fred
Murset last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Frantz of Nor
ton were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. C. Ferris Sunday.
Mrs. Marie Aftermath and family
of Springfield spent Sunday at the
Henry Schleuder home. n
Arthur Lehrer and Frank Schnei-
der of Springfield were Sunday vi
sitors in Redwood Falls.
Mrs. H. o. McPheeters left for
Delhi Sunday where she will teach IN
the high school this year.
J. Barnum of Mankato was IN Red
wood Falls and vicinity last week
looking after his farming interests.
Miss Wilma Ashford left Saturday
for Parkville, Missouri where she
will attend college the coming year.
County Auditor, L. P. Larson is
very busy issuing small game licens-
es. The season opens Monday Sept.
16.
Gus Poske of Bird Island was a
Redwood Falls visitor Monday. While
in town he called at the Gazette Of
flee.
| Mrs. Woodard left Monday for her
home at Kansas City, Mo. after vi
sitting her daughter, Mrs. O. W.
) Grapp.
t Mr.. and Mrs Fred Murset return
: ed from the Twin Cities Wednesday
in their car, after spending several
7 days there.
t. Edwin Mccoy was taken to the
5 hospital at Redwood Falls last Sun
day for an appendicitis operation
: Vesta Censor.
2 Miss Ella Gales returned to Min
neapoiis Sunday night after spend
ing her vacation with Mr.. and Mrs.
l C. F. Gales.
l F. w. Fruen and daughter Miss
1 Helen returned to their home in Min
neapolis after several days visit at
S the Winn Farm.
7 Mrs. J. w. Inglis and children re-
' turned Sunday after visiting at the
home of Mrs. Inglis parents, Mr.. and
: Mrs. S. P Hicks.
a Miss Ella Reynolds returned last
:. week from visit with her brother,
Sergeant Arthur Reynolds at Camp
! Dix, New Jersey.
1 Mrs. C. R. Pease, Miss Marie Tolz-
:. man and Mrs. B. Wilson were guests
at six o'clock dinner Saturday ev-
( ening, at the Winn Farm.
i Mrs. Olga Brandt of Sioux City,
! Iowa, is visiting with her aunt Mrs.
H ..Schleuder Mrs. Brandt is a
trained nurse by profession.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Larson and
: Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Smith were in
Minneapolis from Tuesday until
!. Thursday attending the State Fair.
: Earl King who has been visiting
E with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
C. King for several days, left Mon
: day for Chicago where he is in train
. ing.
Miss Bert Winn will leave this
week for Ohio where she will visit
r her niece Mrs. Frank Farnsworth.
5 She will also visit with friends in
: Minneapolis.
The Ladies Circle will meet Thurs
!. day afternoon, Sept. IL, at the home
E of Mrs. John Buery North Redwood.
A cordial invitation is extended to
!. all to attend.
Private Martin Voeltz who is in
training at Dunwoody Institute was
5 guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Den
/, nistoun and with other friends in this
: vicinity over Sunday.
S. O. Mason attended the State
Fair last week also meeting of the
Minnesota Crop Improvement AS
: sociation, of which he is a member
of the executive board.
7 Spirella Corsetiere. To the ladies
of Redwood Falls and vicinity. Spir-
) ella Corsets, etc., made to order.
, H. M. Knapp. 51-tf
, A letter was received by relatives
! of Edgar Winn last Saturday stating
that the young man had been seeing
active service at the Front and had
been slightly gassed, enough SO he
was still feeling the effects of it
several days after the battle. He
!. wrote that the American boys have
been giving the Germans hell and
were judging from the tone of his
letter quite inspired to go on and
! give them more.
The w. G. T. U. held it's regular
monthly meeting Thursday afternoon
in the Methodist Church with a spe-
: cial program on anti-narcotics. The
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