The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-11-06

The w. C. T. u. will meeA at the
Methodist church, Thursday at two
thirty o'clock to sew for the fire suf-
ferers.
Clerk Of Court Weldon has issued
the following marriage licenses: John
Rucker to Ruth Schwerzler, John F.
Lessnian to Josie M. Knott and VIM.
Manke to Bertha M. Glib.
Miss Marie Tolzmaa, Redwood Falls
Librarian, wishes the public to know
that the library is again ready for
service having opened Monday when
the school opened. The hours are the
same as formerly.
G.. P. Smith left last week for Fort
Taylor Kentucky where he has en-
tered an officers training camp.
Mrs. Smith and her children will re-
main in Redwood Falls during his
absence.
|. Mrs. Ida Kaddatz and her son Aug
1rst Raddatz left Tuesday noon for
Camp Forest Georgia where they
were called by the illness of Private
Arthur Raddatz who is in training
there The young man is the victim
of pneumonia.
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purchased by ]. C. Jackson of Morgan
was driven out from Minneapolis Sat-
urday by R. Stensvad and G.. A.
Schildk1echt, Mr. Stensvad having
gone down to Minneapolis Friday, for
that purpose The machine was de-
livered to Mr.. Jackson Monday ev-
ening.
Wait for The Leader Sale:-Bis-
scnetti & Newman Co. 16-1t.
Mrs. B. G. Hall went to st. James
last week returning with Mr.. Hall
who has been taking treatment in a
sanitarium at St. James for the past
few weeks. They will spend the win
ter at their home at Redwood Falls.
VIM. O'Brien, nurse from St. James
will remain with Mr. Hall as his care
taker.
Mrs. N. De M. Darrell of St. Paul
recently received word that her bro
Their Alfred Pandt, who is in the At
lantic Patrol, had arrived safely ov-
erseas for the eleventh time. Mrs.
Darrell's other brother and her two
sons James and Norris Darrell have
also arrived overseas, they having
sailed with Company L short time
ago. Rev. Darrell is at present at
Syracuse, N. Y.
Sgt. Charles R. Lamb and Corp.
Ralph D. Lamb formerly of Redwood
Falls, but for the past few years re-
sidents of Albany, Oregon, are both
in France, having gone over early
in the spring. They are in the Ord
nance Department and are working
hard. They say everything is done
on large scale in France. Charles
wrote at one time of convoy which
was three hours in passing his depot,
with the trucks only twenty steps
apart.
Mrs. James Bell of Redwood Falls
has recently received letter from
her brother Charles Okins stating
that he is now in hospital in France
recovering from severe attack of
Spanish Influenza He says that the
outlook is so favorable for the allied
forces that he is afraid if he doesn't
get we'll enough to get shot at the
Germans soon that he will be cheated
out of this pleasure. He expected
to be we'll enough to return to duty
within a short time.
Another argument against allow
ing children to operate automobiles
is to be found in the death of the
twelve year old son of Andrew Moe,
who lives near Hanska. The little boy
was killed il an auto accident Tues
day evening about four miles from
Hanska. He was alone in the car
and it cannot be said definitely what
caused the accident. The car was
found up side down on the road and
the boy under it with a broken neck
No inquest was held as it appeared
that it was purely an accidental
death.-New Uim Review.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call us for any tire re-
pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprle-
tor. 46-tf.
On Tuesday, October goth, Miss
Mae Larson, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Larson and Rev. F.
O. Fredriksen were united in mar
riage at St. Paul. The bridal cou-
pie is expected here this week and
will make their home in this vii
lage. The people Of Walnut Grove
and vicinity are pleased to bid them
welcome and extend their congratula-
tons and best wishes.
The bride is the fourth daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Larson,
and is young lady of many accom-
plishments and gifted with many
lovely and womanly traits. She was
born and reared here and has al
ways been popular among the peo-
pie of this community.
Rev. Fredriksen the groom, is a
splendid young man. He was grad:
uated from a Theological Seminary
last spring and has accepted the
pastorate of the st. Olaf and the
Walnut Grove Norwegian Lutheran
churches, and will begin his work
about the first of the month. Wal
nut Grove Tribune.