The Redwood gazette., 1918-01-16

Buy mousse at Mike & Joe's next
Saturday and Sunday. 26-1t
Mrs. L. Holton of Seaforth, was
Redwood Falls business visitor Mon
day.
Miss Susie Lauterbach left Saturday
for Mankato where she will attend
school.
Lewis Baker of Montevideo, arrived
Sunday to be with his sister, Mrs.
Juenemann during the serious illness
of her husband.
The Lamberton Star has followed
the Gazette's example and will cost
it's subscribers $500 per year after
February Is. Who will be the next
to get in line?
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Lines will leave
today for California where they will
spend the remainder of the winter.
There has been Emusic in the air"
since the arrival of the fine Victrola.
It is a gift from the good people Of
Redwood Falls. Everyone joins in a
note of thanks to them. Also to Mrs
A. B. Winter for her efforts in OBJ
tanning the subscription for 1.-THE
Reveil1e.
Many requests have been made
lately for mousse, so Mike & Joe will
make it for their many patrons next
Saturday and Sunday. 26-1t
Miss Ellen Horr has chosen next
Saturday morning as the time Of her
marriage to H. E. Palmer. The we'd
ding will be very quiet one with
only the relatives of the young peo-
pie and a few very intimate friends
present. 1t will occur at the Meth
odist Church.
Washington-Assurance was given
citizens of Germany and Germany's
allies resident in this country by A.
Mitchell Palmer, alien property GUS
in banks is not in danger of seizure
by the government. Farmers State
Bank of Redwood Falls.
Complying with a recent order is
sued by the fuel administrator, the
lights on the "white way" have been
reduced to one light to each post. The
object Of the order is to save fuel.
The order is effective throughout the
entire nation and by doing away with
all unnecessary lighting, thousands of
| tons of coal will be saved.-Lamber-
ton Star.
Miss Emma Werner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Werner of this
city. has enlisted in the field service
of the Red Cross. Miss Werner is a
graduate nurse and for some time
past has been employed at the Union
hospital at New Ulm. She is at pres
ent taking a rest at her home here
but expects to be assigned to duty at
one of the camp hospitals in few
days.-Lamberton Star.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church met
at the parsonage last Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Horn, the attend
ance being about seventy. An inter-
esting review was given of the work
done during the year 1917 and re-
port given of the general executive
Der. There was also special music
and a very pleasant social time.
A. D. Stewart was a caller at
headquarters last Tuesday, and
availed himself of the services of
the Commissions speakers bur-
eau. He reports his county in
good condition but the farm help
problem will be a hard one to
solve. Mr.. Stewart suggests the
importation of German prisoners
of war as one solution.-From Of
fetal bulletin of State Safety
Commission.
Lieutenant C. H. Baldwin was put
on half salary as assistant cashier
of the First National Bank, this
amount of his salary to be paid dur
ing his military service. This action
was taken at the annual meeting of
the bank directors held last Tuesday
Lieutenant Baldwin is the son of H
A. Baldwin, president of the bank
This action Of the board assures him
of his position in the bank upon his
return to civilian life.
Both the State Bank of Redwood
Falls and the First National Bank
held their annual meetings at their
respective banks last Tuesday and
both showed the results of a splen-
did years business. The usual divi-
dend was declared in both cases and the
same directors reelected, with the
exception in the State Bank Board
R. A. Cooper being elected to take
the place Of Ira Reynolds. Both boards
have reorganized with the same Of
fcers.
FOR SALE:-Few cords of dry
wood Phone 15L53. H. A. Birk-
holz. 26-2t*