The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1918-10-16

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ton.
Call at Craps and see the new
Kitchen Cabinets at the old prices.
12-2ts.
/ Matt and Nick Kramer and their
sister, Miss Anna of Seaforth were
Redwood Falls visitors Saturday.
n Miss johanna Yackel who teaches
at Milroy is home for the week. The
schools Of Milroy are closed indefin-
iteiy.
4 A. D. McRae, candidate for re-
election Of Register of Deeds, for
Redwood County, was in town We'd
nesday-Seaforth Item. -
Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon has
issued licenses to the following, Err
win Gibbs to Luetta Schoer, Archie
O. Tetrick to Zelma C. Lindemann.
| Jos. Norby, state inspector of high
schools, and Mr.. Mclean state in
spector of graded schools visited the
schools Of Redwood Falls last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Pope and her children of
Washington, D. c. are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Country
man. Mrs Pope is a sister of Mrs.
Countryman.
There will be no meeting Of the
st. Veronicas Guild this week because
Of the order closing all meetings.
i Announcement of the next meeting
Twill be made later.
T. w. H. Gold drove to Willmar Mon
|day with the United War Work Com
mittee now campaigning the state and
remained there Monday afternoon to
attend the District meeting.
Mrs. A. McIlreavie and children
and Miss Sadie McMaster Of Sleepy
Eye were in Redwood Monday morn
ing stopping to see Miss Barbara, on
their way to their home at Alexandria.
They made the trip by car.
The Home Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church has postponed
indefinitely it's meeting announced
for Wednesday Of this week and there
will be no meeting Of the Society
until further notice is given.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. O. Berry Of Bee
man, Iowa arrived last week and in
tend to make their home here for
the present. Mr.. Berry has accepted
position as manager of the H. G.
Schmahl store and has started his
work there.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do YOUR vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call us for any tire re-
tor. 46-tf.
Mrs. Agnes Lamberton Mulligan
arrived home Sunday to spend her
enforced vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Lillian Lamberton. Mrs. Multi
gan teaches in a Minneapolis high
school and all the schools there are
closed because of the epidemic.
Six deaths from Spanish Influenza
were reported from Marshall Sunday.
Among the dead is the sister of M.
C. Hirmer of Redwood Falls, Mrs.
Dahl. She is survived by her hus-
band and five small children. At
least two of the others who died were
mothers leaving several young child
rem.
At the meeting of the City Coun7,
Gil held last Thursday night resolui,
ton was passed ordering all wires
in the city underground by October
1 of 1919. This will include all tele-
phone and light wires within the city,
| limits, will remove from the streets
all poles and will greatly improve the
appearance of the city. :"
I Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Quenvold and
family arrived here Monday and are
now awaiting the ;arrival of their
household goods before settling in
their new home, the house in the
south end of town formerly occupied
by the Lamoreaux family. Mr.. Quen
void will start in his work at the Red-
wood Falls creamery Immediately.
The local Red Cross branch has
been given a gift Of $3.50 by the
young men of the Agency, the money
having been earned by them for this
purpose. The gift was brought to
the secretary of the local branch byl
Arthur Rock and Geo. Wells, who'd
stated that they and their boy com
panions had raised this gift for thed
cause. Several weeks ago announce
ment was made of similar gift made
by the young ladies of the Agency.
All surgical dressings classes are
urged to meet regularly as there is
important work to be done. Pneu-
monia jackets and gas masks are
greatly needed because of the influ-
enza epidemic and the local classes
have been asked for heavy quotas
which can only be completed if each
worker devotes considerable time to
it. The rooms in the public library
will be open each afternoon and every
woman is asked to give as much time
as possible even to the neglect of
some Of her home duties. The need
is urgent and must be met if the local
workers are to do their duty to the |
boys i'll in the training camps.
Company H. Sixth Battalion viii
give a dance in the Lehrer's Hall, /
Springfield, MINI. next Saturday
night, October 10. Lerschen's orch
estra of Marshall will furnish the
music. Best dance floor, Best music.
Go Where everybody goes.
13-1t.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society met Wednesday afternoon at
the Methodist Church, with Mrs. F.
Parish presiding. Mrs. Horn had
charge of the devotionals. The dele
oofoc m tho district convention ro. !