The Redwood gazette., 1918-09-11

H. A. Baldwin returned from the
Twin Cities Wednesday night.
Mrs. A. E. Athey and Miss Puth
Barber attended the State Fair last
week.
4 Emil Kuenzi returned Friday
night after spending several days at
the fair.
Miss Zelma Thune was a Twin Ci-
ty, visitor last week returning Sun
day. night.
i Mrs. F. J. Neuman who has been
visiting in Minneapolis returned Fri
day night.
i M. C. Helm Superintendent Of
Schools, was in Minneapolis Friday on
business.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Byram and
little daughter spent Sunday at
Lamberton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sonnickson and son
went down to the cities Friday to at
; tend the fair.
Kenneth Martin left last Saturday
) for Nebraska where he will make an
extended visit.
Mrs. C. V. Everett has been quite
) ill and has been confined to her room
for several days.
, Miss Amanda Juhnke and sister
left Thursday for GAINESVILLE for a
, visit with relatives.
Miss Frances Lathrop spent few
days last week visiting at the A. An
, drie home near Vesta.
Miss Emma Rust spent the first
of the week at Redwood Falls, with
friends. Censor.
N;ee Pory,1oo HoJno 1oe4 do
) for her school near Morgan where
she will teach this year.
Doughlas Allan of Paxton town.
ship returned Friday night after 9
few days spent at the fair.
Mrs. John Lauterbach left Mon
} day for Minneapolis where she will
5 teach in one of the High Schools.
} Ernest Henschke left for Mahno
4 men County Tuesday where he will
5 look after his farming interests.
The Misses Ruth and Anna McLea1
left last week for Detroit, MINI
where they will both teach this year
81 Mr. and Mrs. James B. Doyle anc
daughter returned Saturday from ;
visit with Mr.. Doyle's sister at Can
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Athey and Mis-
Ruth Barber returned Sunday nigh
after several days spent at the Stat
z Fair.
Mrs. F. R. Lobdell returned Frida,
; from Minneapolis where she spen
3 a few days with her daughter Mis-
; Mildred
& Mr.. and Mrs. T. Mcbride left Wed
; nesday for Paoli, Ind. Mr.. McBrid
2 expects to leave soon with the draf
< contingent.
; Grandma McGetrick came up iron
z New Ulm Thursday for a visit wit
3 her daughter Mrs. A. Hodge and wit
3 other relatives.
3 Miss Marian Colville, and Misse
3 Esther and Jean Smith left Monda,
; noon for Parkville, Mo. where the
z will attend College.
3 Miss Aline Drury/ left for Colora
Z do Wednesday after spending !
months vacation with her parents MI
; and Mrs. J. K. Drury.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown an
3 baby Lola left Saturday for Balatol
Z where they spent Sunday with MI
and Mrs. Gust Flodine. .,l.g
; Miss Helen Stewart left last weel
& for Hancock where she will teach
3 This will be Miss Stewards secon
z year of teaching at Hancock. II
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Corcoran an
; family, Mrs. E. F. Milbrandt an
Miss Alice of Seaforth were vi
sitors in Redwood Falls Sunday.
& John Mclean left Tuesday for Fl
3 Smelling, where he will enter tn
: military service. He expects to
3 in training there about six weeks.
; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ogren, Miss Ber
z nice Hodge, and Mrs. F. Davis drov
) out from Minneapolis Friday nigh
: after spending several days there.
Redwood County Fair Septembe
n "a to 27, You will need show card
signs, etc. See E. Johnson at Phil
d bricks. Prices guaranteed the low
est SGT
r, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben King hav
h returned to their home at Madison
Wis. after several days visit with MI
d Kings parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c
J. King.
Mrs. Goodrich and daughter Mis-
n Leila have returned from Foxholm
d N. D. where they spent the summe
with Mrs. Goodrich's daughter Mrs
It Senator Frank Clague returne,
Wednesday from the State Fair. H
It pronounced it one of the bigges
q crowds and best fairs in the histor,
of the state.
y y Miss Blanche Clark of Minneapoli
y spent the week end with her parent
: Mr.. and Mrs John Clark. Miss Clarl
u u is taking a Commercial course an,
: soon intends to take up a govern
ment position at Washington, D.
! Attention babies! Our folding cart
4 are in and going fast. Grapp Furni
ture and Undertaking Co. II
Y Max Johnson, wife and family an,
a Mrs. Schlotzer of Milroy were her
l. Wed. on their way to the Fair. The,
were making the trip by car, with
d1 trailer equipped for camping an,
} weren't the least bit worried { l,Gu
d crowded hotels.
Mr. and Mrs w. Cummings arriv
d ed from Kansas City. Thursday fo