The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-12-04

Miss Ella Ohlson returned Monday
from Springfield where she lspent
| Thanksgiving.
Perry Nelson went to Minneapolis
| last Wednesday to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with friends.
Miss Lou Brown went to Mi1nea-
polls to spend Thanksgiving with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Peterson of
Hutchinson spent Thanksgiving with
their daughter Miss Maude.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Stevenson Of
Delhi left Wednesday for La Crosse
Wisconsin, where they will visit.
Mrs. A. D. McRae left Thursday
for Minneapolis for a visit with
friends. She returned Monday night.
| Otto Melges Of the Redwood Falls
Produce Company accompanied ship
ment of poultry to Chicago last week.
Miss Hoffman returned Monday
from Fairbault where she was called
last week by the illness Of her aunt.
J. Alfred Johnson of Aledo, Iii. is
visiting his son Harry johnson of
Delhi this week. He arrived Thursday
night.
Judge and Mrs. Frank C1ague were
guests at the home of Mrs. Stella
Porter at Vernon Center for Thanks
giving.
Miss Elk. knenzli came home from
Iainli1; University and spent Thanks
giving with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Kuenzi.
Anton Ko+ton of near Redwood
Falls visited with relatives in this
vicinity several days recently.-Brown
County Journal.
I have some fine White Wyandotte
| Cockerels for sale. If interested call
at Rutters Furniture Store. 19-2ts.
| Mrs. John Lauterbach and Mrs. Joe
Lauterbach and daughter Alice attend
ed the funeral of Mrs. Ross at Spring
field Saturday.
Mrs. Floyd Reynolds and her sis
ter, Miss Ria Simpson went to the
Twin cities Monday for several days
visiting and shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Whittet re-
turned last week from their wedding
trip to Illinois and are now at home
on the Whittet farm near Redwood
Falls.
! Theo. B. Seifert of Cottonwood, Min
ncsta, professional piano tuner is in
tEe city this week. Leave your Or
GERS for pis no tuning at Ihompsons
music store or with the music teac l.
ers. Colt pd.
Judge and Mrs A. C. Dolliff, spent
Thanksgiving at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. P. Dolliff at Minneapolis
They returned Monday.
Springfield has again opened her
schools, churches and other public
places after closing them up for the
second time because of the influenza
Mrs. Jos. Lauterbach and daughter
Alice Margaret of Redwood Falls, were
guests at the John He1le home sew
eral days the past week.-Browr
journal.
Bring your Hides and furs to the
Corner Meat Market. We pay the
highest market price. 1856
The w. C. T. U. will hold its reg.
ular monthly meeting at the NJ. E
church parlor Thursday afternoon
December 5. Members are expected
to be present and all others are cor
{ daily invited. Come and help cele
brate the victories for prohibition.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. johnson, o.
!. Chisholm are guests this week of thu
latter's mother, Mrs Margaret Welch
Mrs. VIM. Sparkle. who has beer
visiting for several weeks at the
Chas. Peavey home, returns this week:
to her home at Cambridge this state
Rev. Albert Torbert of Devils Lake
: will speak at both the morning ant
evening service at the Presbyterian
church Sunday December 8. Mr.. Tor
e bert comes as candidate Tor TINT
l pastorate of the church and all mem
J. bers of the congregation arr
e urged 70 attend these services.
e Bring your Hides and furc to tn
: Corner Meat Market. We pay tn
highest market price. 1871
Frank Orth of Morton had d Sigh
r auto accident while driving on th'
: street near the High School Monda!
v afternoon. In turning the corner
a dog ran in front of the car and IN
: der the wheel causing the car tt
: swerye into the guide wire of tele
t nhone pole. Both driver and cal
2 were somewhat injured but not ser
j. iously.
Mr. ana MIS-. RuO StOAAoN oN Ai1S
t ed to Albert Lea and Hartla1d las
. Wednesday to spend Thursday will
t the parents and other relatives OF Mrs
Stensvad. They returned Friday Mr
!. Stensvad reports that in one place n
e found it necessary to use shovel IL
$ order to get his car through the snow
). drifts, which doesn't speak well for thu
banana belt claim made by thos'
: southern Minnesota towns.
: Miss Ada Tenny who has been tour
n ing the country as the violinist mem
}, Der of concert company arrived las
Z. week from Chicago for visit witt
t, her father w. P. Tenney and Mr.
h and Mrs. Ray Tenney. Miss Tenne.
d was in Alberta during the long quar-
d antine for influenza and was oblige'
to remain a Canadian for severa
:. weeks longer than she. wished. Sh
e now has under consideration a con
e tract which would mean an extende'
f tour of New York and other easter;
). states. She may decide to remain a
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