The Redwood gazette., 1918-02-06

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home here.
Il w. H. Peavey is attending the auto
show this week.
l] A son was born to DIR. and Mrs. G..
Cherry Monday, January %.
VIM. Carity is visiting with friends
at Combined Locks, Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Dahms of Glenn
ents, visited here Tuesday Of last
week.
T. G. Olson left Saturday for Hart
land, Minnesota, for few days visit
with relatives.
H. Jaehning left Monday for Min
neapolis after short visit with his
son and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham of GAINESVILLE,
were guests last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Barnes.
Miss Elsie Gaedy, who is teaching
school near Morgan, spent Sunday
with her parents here.
G. P. Smith, supervisor of Red
wood County bitches, was business
visitor at Marshall last week.
Clair and Ray Wise recently re-
turned from Dawson, Iowa, where
they visited with their grandparents
r. Stensvad will be among the Red
J wood Falls auto dealers who will at
tend the Twin City Auto Show this
! week.
Miss Edith Collins, who is teach
/ ing at Franklin, spent Sunday here
! with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
! Collins.
Miss Susie Hanson returned last
D week to her home in Franklin after
! a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John Schmid.
H. J. Heilman has gone to Iowa
City, Iowa, for a visit at the home OF
< his son, Professor Ernest Heilman
of the College of Agriculture there.
DIR. Jane Craven of Evanston, H.
! is the first American woman to be
honored with the French Croix de
Guerre. 1t was bestowed for rescue
D of the wounded under fire.
Miss Ruth Bunce, former Red
wood Falls girl, will marry Q. c
Dent of Aberdeen, S. D., next Satur,
day. The young people will go to
\ Oklahoma to make their home.
D The Mite Society of the Presby'
terian Church had a meeting at the
: church last Friday afternoon. A pic
mic supper was served and the meet
< ing proved a particularly enjoyable
one.
Lawrence Feir has accepted posi-
\ ton in the Stensvad garage and vii
D start work there this week. Later
Mr.. Feir expects to move his family
! to Redwood Falls and make his home
, here.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Smith arrived
from Lynd last week and have taker
y possession of the Kenney Store which
they recently purchased. They vii
l. make their home in the former Ken
nev residence in the south part OF
} town.
The Junior Department Of the
VI Presbyterian Sunday School held
: penny social in the church parlors
Saturday afternoon. The receipts OF
7 the luncheon sale will be used to pur-
It chase a copy of the Head of Christ to
be hung on the walls of the Sunday
; School room.
t The grounding had plenty of op-
portunity to see good big shadow
h of himself last Saturday. Without
n doubt he sneaked back into his hole for
= the next six weeks. But nobody eX-
pected spring before that time any
q wav so it didn't radically effect the
r ordering of more coal.
n The Ramsey Greek Farmers Club
O will hold it's meeting. Friday evening,
February s, at the home of George
: Whittet Sr. An interesting and in
: structive program viii, be given. This
: Club expects to unite with the Red
: wood Township Club a little later and
s hold an auction sale, the proceeds OF
which will be given to the Red Cross.
0 Word was received here Monday
q morning by Mrs A B. Winter, that
0 her uncle, Will Gibson, had passed
: away at the home of his son at Sa-
: lem. S. D. Mr. Gibson formerly Wis
tied his brother DR.. c. P. Gibson fire.
+ quently in Redwood Falls and will be
e remembered by many residents here.
e He was about eighty-four years old.
t Mrs Carrie Smithers has received
Il word from her son who is on board
t the U. S. S. Wisconsin that he has
= been promoted from fireman to oiler
and engine man, having qualified in
i five weeks instead of the usual twelve.
: The promotion carries an increase in
;. salary with it and entities Jimmie to
: wear the eagle on his sleeve. The
! Wisconsin is now sailing on the At
- lantic.
u u The Redwood Township Farmers
Club met last Friday evening in a
very interesting meeting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Whittet. F. L.
: French, the Redwood County Agent,
q was present and gave an interesting
3 and instructive talk on the necessity
of saving and testing seed corn.
y After the program light refreshments
were served. The place and time Of
( the next meeting will be announced
N soon.
The people of st. GATHERINGS parish
( will give a card party in the base
ment of the church Thursday even
} ing, February Z. Playing begins
promptly at $3.50 o'clock. Everybody
\ welcome. 2S-2t
Everyone should plan right now to
attend the Variety Home Talent pro-
1 gram at the Armory Friday night,
n February %, the proceeds of which
will go to- the Red Cross fund which
I constantly needs replenishing. The
program is being arranged with a