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

Redwood caller Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Mcneil of Sanborn was
a Redwood visitor Saturday.
Rev. John Knox of Delhi was a Red
wood Falls business visitor Monday.
Miss Lucinda Hirsch of Wabasso
was Redwood visitor Monday night.
DR.. Inglis was i'll last Friday and
Saturday but was able to resume
work Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Francois of
Marshall spent Sunday with their
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Montgomery
of Vesta attended the Red Cross meet
ing Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton johnson and
children of Milroy were Redwood
shoppers Saturday.
There will be basket social and
program Friday evening December 20
at the school house in District 65. La
dies are requested to bring baskets
with them. Rose Lipp, teacher.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Dahms living south of Redwood
Falls Monday night December 16.
Mrs. Dahms was formerly Miss Lydia
Schroeder and lived in Redwood Falls
for several years to her marriage.
Eli Williams of Milroy was Red
wood Falls business visitor Thursday
and Friday. 50
Miss Grace Whittet who is stu
dent at Cornell University is expect
ed to arrive the last of the week to
spend her vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Whittet. There
is a possibility that Miss Grace, with
other students may be able to come
home because of the influenza but
her last letter home indicated that
she expected to be home.
Rev. Torbet of Devils Lake, North
Dakota has accepted call to the pas
torate of the Presbyterian Church at
Redwood Falls and will enter upon
his work here about January 1. Mr..
Torbet visited Redwood Falls recent
ly and took charge of the service,
making very favorable impression
upon all who heard him. The Pres
byterian Church has been without a
pastor since the resignation of Rev.
B. P Holt last fall. The service
last Sunday was in charge of Rev.
Gibbs of Madelia.
Fancy toilet sets, jewel boxes and
white Ivory goods at Luschers Drug
Store. 22-1t
H C. Rutter has announced his in
tention of filing for the office of the
City Recorder, the present recorder,
H. w. Ward having stated that he
would not be candidate for re-elec-
ton. Mr.. Rutter commands the re-
spect of the citizens of Redwood
Falls, is worthy of holding a public
office and will undoubtedly be given
a large vote. The only candidates for
city offices who have announced them
selves thus far are Mr.. Rutter and
C. F. Martin who is the candidate
for the municipal judgeship. Elec-
tion this year will occur January Z.
The rehabilitation of the armed
forces and war workers will be con-
Quoted as an all American job and
nothing else. The program has now
been completed and will soon be made
public in it's entirety. Meanwhile the
Safety Commission has been advised
that a broad American spirit is to
govern the carrying out of the vast
scheme for reimbursement of the war
forces to peace basis. The program
is to be put through on non-partisan
and non-sectarian basis. Any attempt
to manipulate the plan in any way
would throw a monkey wrench into
the entire machinery, barring success
and inviting at least partial failure.
The operation on the part of all inter
ests concerned, but is prepared to
deal promptly and vigorously with any
efforts to subvert it's plans to the
service of particular and selfish in
terests.
I, LOST:-A warm bat mitten, dark
colored, between K. P. Hall and Fred
Bakers. Leave at Public Drug Store
and receive reward. 22-1t pd.
Aside from the honors won by the
Irwin Mckay calf at the Baby Beef
Show last week two other boys of
Redwood County exhibited calves on
which they took jrizes. One of these
boys was H. Henske of Wabasso who
took prize in the Junior Class with
his Holstein calf, and the other was
John Davis of Seaforth who took
two prizes, one in the Shorthorn spe-
cial and one in the Senior Class.