The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-05-15

| joined the ranks of SpeederS. @
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Whittet left
last week for Indiana to attend he
funeral of Mrs. Whittet's father. ii
We have several small acreage
tracts improved that. can be bought
| right Spark & Ward. Alt
Now is your chance to save money
on shoes at Philbricks. 43-1t
Mrs. J. A. Yaeger and son Walter,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ripley and Mrs.
Oscar Colburn autoed TO Redwood
Falls Tuesday for a visit.-Sanborn
Sentinel.
Mrs. Thos. Casey, Mrs. VIM. Buch-
holz, Mrs. Geo. Weber and E. j.
Breitkreutz were at Redwood Falls
/ Wednesday on Red Cross business
Sanborn Sentinel.
The A. H. Dorm and D. G. Klein
families autoed to Redwood Falls
Wednesday. Messrs. Klein and Dorm
attended a meeting of the Redwood
County Bankers Association.-San
born Sentinel
| c. R. Terhell was in Redwood Falls
Friday and while here purchased a
1918 Model Oakland of Carl Rey-
nolds who recently became the agent
for these cars. Mr.. Terhell is a resi-
dent of Vesta.
William Werner returned last week
from Racine, Wis, and is now as
sisting his father with his shoe-re-
pair work at the Heilman shoe-shop.
Mr.. Werner Jr. is an expert cobbler
and the public is assured of the best
Of repair service.
Harold Rosner, who has spent con-
G n 1soh IL n
wood Falls, left Thursday night for
Minneapolis to enlist in the tank
corps. Mr.. Rosner was a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Gold last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Stuart motored
to George, Iowa, Sunday, to spend
the day with friends They were ac-
companied by Mr. Stuart's father,
j. D. Stuart, who visited here last
week. Mr.. Stuart Sr. took the train
from George for his home at Mag
nolia, Iowa.
The regular meeting of the ladies
OF st. Veronica's Guild will be held
at the parish house Thursday after
noon, May 16, from three to five
o'clock. The hostess are Mesdames
Anna E. Ward, F. Clague, W. G.
Weldon and B. M. Wilson. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
At the annual meeting of the St.
Veronica's Guild held some time ago
the following officers were elected:
Mrs. Anna Ward, president; Mrs.
Ira Reynolds, vice-president; Mrs.
Carl Reynolds, secretary, and Mrs.
II. M. Aune, treasurer. 1t was de-
cided to hold only one meeting each
month, the third Thursday, and that
four ladies should unite in serving
at each meeting. The dues remain
The same as when two meetings were
held each month.
We leave prospects for small mod
ern homes. Spark & Ward. 43-1t
Mrs. D. w. Roderick, daughter of
I. N. Tompkins, and her two little
daughters, last night left for Boston,
Mass, whence they will go to Chath-
am, Mass, to join Mr.. Roderick, who
is an officer at the United States
naval air station at that place. Mrs.
Roderick will remain at that place
for three months or until such time
as Mr.. Roderick is transferred else
where-Mankato Free Press.
Redwood County suffered from
IlCdVy IIOoC ouiiudy HlgHt WHICH III
all probability did serious damage to
fruit trees which were in full bloom
Early gardens were badly hurt al
soa The cold was intense enough TO
freeze tomato and cabbage plants
which had been covered and farm
ers in several places report finding
thick ice on tanks. Corn was not
far enough advanced to be serious
ly hurt.
Who can name, off hand, the one
person who was responsible for the
war now raging? Welhelm II? No.
His name was Gabriel Principe, a
Serbian, and died in the fortress Of.
Theresinstadt, near Prague, last
week, of tuberculosis. He was serv-
ing a sentence of Imprisonment for
the murder of Prince and Princess
Franz Ferdinand of Austria.-W Worth
ington Progressive.
The proceeds from the Red Cross
sale at the Grandview school amount
ed to one hundred dollars. The Jun
ior Auxiliary of the school wish to
extend their thanks to Miss john
son, Mrs. Pratt, Miss Thompson and
Rev. Holt for their interesting and
inspiring talks, and to Mr.. Crimmins
for his excellent services. We are
also grateful to all who came and
helped US in this worthy cause.
Red Cross Junior Auxiliary
of Grandview School.
Rev. August Doepping, pastor of
the German Reform church at Berne,
Dodge county, was convicted late
Saturday Of violating the espionage
law and fined $500. Doepping was
indicted on a charge of having at
tempted to discourage enlistments by
telling Earl F. Sheldon, drafted
man, that Germany could and would
win the war. Doepping admitted that
a large picture Of the kaiser hangs
in his study and said if properly ap-
preached he might remove it.-Man-
kato Review.
John Brown had the misfortune to
have his car slip over the enbank-
ment of Lake Redwood last Sunday