The Redwood gazette., 1918-04-10


w. H. Ball of Morgan, was Red
wood Falls business visitor Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan of
Milroy, spent Wednesday in Redwood
Falls.
1 F. j. Newman of the Leader trans
acted business at Clarkfeld Friday
and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Barnes re-
turned Tuesday evening from a mo-
tor trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. James McGregor of Vesta,
was a guest last week. of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. B. Philbrick.
Everett Lange, who has enlisted
in the engineering corps, left last
Wednesday to join the service.
i Mrs. G. r. Pease left Thursday
noon for a visit of several days in
the Twin Cities, returning Sunday
Miss Palmer of Litchfield, was a
guest last week of her brother, H.
E. Palmer, and his wife at their
home here.
Miss Helen Stewart returned to
her school duties at Hancock Sun
J day after a weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Drury returned
J last week from their winters visit
their daughter, Miss Aline Drury, i'll
Colorado. They also spent some time
in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Everett enter
tanned a company of friends at din
} ner at their home last Wednesday
playing cards.
A full two quart $500 hot water
bottle, guaranteed for two years,
tor one cent at the ONE CENT SALE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday at
the Rexall Store. 38-1t
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George Schmiesing
of Lucan, Emil Radtke of Lucan and
the R. F. Schultz family of Walnut
Grove visited with the Fred Radtke
family Saturday and Sunday.-New
Ulm Review.
Paul Lindeman, who recently en-
listed in the aviation corps, left Fri
J day for his training camp. Mr.. Linde-
man has been assistant cashier at
the Farmers State Bank for the past
several months.
Tom Pavek and Frank Ousky of
Lucan, called at the Gazette Office
while in town Friday. Mr.. Ousky
has long been a member of the Ca
zette family and Mr.. Pavek had his
name put on the list while here.
The Misses Lauterbach returned
Saturday to their respective school
duties, Miss Agnes going to ST. Peter
where she is teaching and Misses
Susie and Mayme to Mankato where
| they are taking commercial course.
Joe Fisher is plowing up part
= Of his fine lawn to be used as wal
garden. Joe says that the lawn is
nice to look at but grass makes poor
: eating and he believes it his patriotic
duty to raise more foodstuff at this
. time. Good for Joe!-Bird Island
= Union.
There will be basket socia. and
home talent play in District 81
' Friday evening, April 10. The net
proceeds of the evening will be used
! for the benefit Of the Red Cross. A
! more complete account of the play
will be given next week. Miss Anna
Doble, teacher.
+ The residence property of Mrs. An
ma Roper was last week purchased
by A. W. Edwards who will take
possession soon. DR.. and Mrs. Alex
| ander, who have been occupying this
> house, have purchased the Mrs. Baker
property and will take possession
, soon.
!. Mrs. H. M. Hitchcock left Satur-
day for a visit at Winthrop at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Ralpn
Towne, expecting to go from Win
throp to Minneapolis to meet her
other daughter, Mrs. W. B. Clement
who has reached there after spend
ing the winter with her husband,
Captain w. B. Clement at Deming,
New Mexico.
The F. E. Gleason family moved
to Wabasso the latter part of last
week to make their home there. The
Gleasons have many friends in San
born who regret to see them leave.
However the best wishes of all their
friends here go with them. Miss
Verna will remain in Sanborn until
the close of the school term, on ac-
count of being a graduate in the
June class.-Sanborn Sentinel.
Attorney Frank Clague went to
the Allan School district last week,
having been asked to address au audi
ence there on the Third Liberty Loan
issue. Mr.. Clague reports a good
crowd and an earnest and enthusias-
tic meeting. People are apparently
very willing to support the bond is
sue and are anxious to obtain infor-
nation concerning the sale. A basket
social followed Mr.. Clague's talk.
Earl King, the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. King, of Red
wood Falls, enlisted recently in the
Merchant Marines and has gone to
Chicago to enter training camp
The young man had been attending
school in Illinois for the past year.
This is the second son of Mr.. and
Mrs. King to enter the service, the
older brother being a member of
Company L at Camp Cody.
Ansco Vest Pocket Cameras are
the handiest picture taking instru-
ments and give best photos. For
sale at Hitchcock's Drug Store. 38-1t
The Red Cross Benefit dance given
by the Degree of Honor Lodge Fri
day evening, April 5, was a success
from start to finish. A big crowd