The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-12-18


mas gifts at the Fashion Store. 22-1t
R. E. Hall Of Worthington spent
Sunday here with his brother B. G.
Hall
I'D. A. Baldwin went to Minneapolis
Tuesday night on a short business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Winn Of the
Wabasso community were business
visitors in Redwood Falls Monday.
Dick Adsit, Mrs. H. D. Adsit, Miss
Cora Adsit and Mrs. Marie Peterson
of Redwood Falls were Sunday guests
at the J. A. Peterson home.-Han-
ley Falls Press.
Ivan Alexander who has been in
t::aing at Camp Cody retained Sun
ia, night Mrs. Alexander has Cen
Mag her rome here du:.ng the >.h-
SER IF Ter husband.
Don't forget the nuts and candies
for Christmas. We have an excellent
supply on hand, also trimmings for
the Christmas tree. Our candies are
Of the very best and all pure and
Wholesome. 21-2t.
Mrs. B. G. Hall recently received
letter from Howard Hall who is in
the tank service in France stating
that he expected to go into Germany
with the division of the Canadian Ar
nv of whichh he is member.
There will be no meeting of the
Pythian Sisters tonight because of
the play which is to be given under
the auspices of the Sisterhood at the
Armory. The next meeting of the or
der will be held early in January.
Misses Victoria and Rose Wodnlok
of this city will leave Saturday even
ing for their home at Owatonna, and
viii spend their Christmas vacation
with their parents and friends. They
will return after the holidays.
Ella May Hicks daughter OF 5. Hicks
returned to the parental home Sun
day from Mortified, where she IS
student in Carleton College. All
the schools have been closed there
on account of the flu.-Tracy Herald.
Rev. w. A. Mast of Bookings, S.
D. will occupy the pulpit at the Pres
byterian Church Sunday December
%. Rev. Mast will be a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stewart
while in Redwood Falls. There will
be service both morning and even
ing. :,
A. D. Stewart, secretary of the
State Association of Farmers Mutual
Insurance Companies left Monday for
MINNEAPOLIS to attend the meeting Of
the Association w. M. Ravsllng, Sec
rotary of the Redwood County Far
mers' Mutual Company will also at
tend the state meeting which is now
in session.
James A. Peterson of Minneapolis
convicted of violating the federal es.
pionage act and sentenced to foul
years Imprisonment in the fedora
penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth, has
asked the United States supreme court
to postpone the hearing of his appea
set for Jan. 6, 1919 He said in his
petition that he would not have time
to prepare his case properly, but die
not ask a continuance to definite
date.
Fine assortment Of watches anc
Ijewelry for Christmas at Luschers
Drnu Store. 22-1t
Philip Reynolds, who spent 9
weeks furlough with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Reynolds, returned te
the Great Lakes Training Station
Tuesday night. He is to be assigned
to duty as instructor in ordnance. His
splendid appearance bespeaks his in
terest and employment of the service
While here he was joined by COM
rade, Jerry Caldwell of Mankato who
also received his furlough, but
upon his ari1 al in Mankato found the
home quarantined.
I-Lamberton Star.
Since the grocery business which
I am at present conducting has been
purchased by Earl Mcpherson from
w. S. Smith, I request all those IN
debted to me to call and pay their in
debtedness before January ] at which
time Mr.. Mcpherson will take charge
of the store. Promptness in this mat
ter will be very greatly appreciated
by me.
C. F. Martin 22-1t
The legislature has one job on It's
hands that should be speedily dispos-
ed of in the early days of the COM
ing session, and that is to pass a
law that only one flag can legally
float In Minnesota anu t1dC is Olu
Glory The penalty for attempting TO
display a Red flag, or any other that
savors of anarchy, should be death.
1t took rivers of blood to preserve
Old Glory now why mince matters
with class of people who would at
tempt to supplant the stars and
stripes. Ask the boys who are re-
turning from France -LeSueur Her
aid.
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-H.
The anxiety Of Mr.. and Mrs. F, M.
O'Hara concerning their son Leo who
is serving with the army in France,
was relieved last Thursday when they
received a letter from him stating
that he was well and had shortly be-
fore writing, taken part in the big
peace day parade in one of the large
cities Of France. 1t had been several
weeks since his parents had heard
from him and their anxiety concern
ing his safety had been extreme. Leo
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