The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-12-18
Anton Mertons of Delhi called at

Anton Mertons of Delhi called at
the Gazette office Friday.
R. H.. Kempton of Morgan trans
acted business here Saturday.
DR.. Cherry was a business visitor
at Franklin Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Maude Little whI went to
Minneapolis last Saturday night is ex-
pected to arrive home today.
G. A. Patton has returned from his
recent visit to Iowa and has assumed
his new duties at the Farmers State
Bank.
Mrs. H. w. Shoemaker left last
week for a visit at the home of her
daughter at Minneapolis and with rel
, atives in Wisconsin.
Miss Helen Stegner is at home
from Minneapolis where she is attend
ing business college and will spend
her vacation with her mother here.
You can get the finest line Of can
dies ever seen in Redwood Co. at
Lauterbach Bros. It is pure and whole
some, and good for the entire family
to eat. 21-2ts
A Christmas program and social
will be given in school District %,
East, Friday evening, December 20
Ladies please bring boxes. Anna Falk,
teacher.
Miss Leona johnson arrived home
last Tuesday night to spend a few
weeks with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. johnson, her school near Wal
nut Grove being closed because Of
influenza.
Among the Redwood Falls boys who
returned from the various training
camps the first of the week were
Lieutenant Rush McAllister, and Ser.
geant Harold Aune They arrived
Sunday night.
The Ladies Aid Society of the New
Avon Methodist Church will hold
Food Sale at Jaehning Bros. Hard
ware Store, Saturday, December Fl.
Dressed chickens and baked foods
will be on sale. 22-1t
Toys, dolls, books and bibles for
Christmas at Luschers Drug Store.
22-1t
Lieut. Harry Warner arrived last
week from Camp Macarthur where
he has recently been stationed with his
company. Lieutenant Warner has
been accepted his discharge from the
army and will take up civilian life at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Thayer have sold
their farm home south of Redwood
Falls and after March 1, 1919 will
become residents of Redwood Falls.
The farm was purchased by B. P.
Weis of Adrian, Mimi. through the
Sparks-Ward Land Company.
Lieutenant H. O. McPheeters who
has been at hospital overseas for
the last several months, writes Mrs.
McPheeters that his hospital corps
will go with the army of occupation
into Germany and his absence for
home will continue for some time yet.
Make daughter or sister happy with
dressing table for Christmas: Twen-
ty per cent discount on same for one
week at Craps. 22-1t
Private Grant T. Mum the Red
wood County boy who was reported
among the missing Of the battle field
of France was found among the
wounded prisoners in the German
Camp at Metz. His parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mum of Seaforth, have
heard from Private Mum himself and
also of him through the Red Cross
and he is making a good recovery in
a base hospital. His parents have
been exceedingly anxious concerning
him but are now greatly relieved as
he has reported that his injuries were
not serious and had been given good
attention and care.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call us for any tire re-
pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprie-
tor. 46-tf.