The Redwood gazette., 1918-05-01

+ Fred and William Carlty and Kay
burn Burris were business visitors at
Springfield Friday.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs.
j. w. Inglis at the Redwood Falls
| hospital tuesday morning. W
County Agent F. L. French and
Mrs. French motored to Minneapolis
| Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mrs. j. B.. Philprick is spending
the week with her parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs. James McGregor, of Vesta...
Walter Ogren of Centre City,
Mimi. was guest at the home OF
his brother, Geo. Ogren, several days
| last week.
w. G. Bissonette, who is now in
training at Camp Dodge, returned
Saturday to Camp Dodge after
short visit.
i Mrs. Francis Davis motored to the
Twin Cities with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
4 Ogren last week and spent several
days there.
Mrs. S. P. Hicks arrived here
Tuesday for a visit Of several days
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
: j. w. Inghs.
Word was received from Brooks,
Mimi. that Mr.. and Mrs. William D..
Allan are the parents of baby boy,
born April 22.
A splendidly recommended under
taker and furniture salesman will
assist Mrs. Grapp and Floyd in con-
tinuing the business.
Milo Jones went to Minneapolis
!. Sunday evening for visit with his
mother who is i'll and confined to one
Of the hospitals there.
r. Stensvad will go to Candy this
week to deliver the car of S. Lewlson
which has recently been overhauled
in the Stensvad Garage.
Andrew Cook of St. Peter, motored
, up Friday, his wife returning to St.
Peter with him Saturday. Mrs. Cook
has been the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauterbach
Wess Davis, a former Redwood
Falls resident now residing in Yel-
low Medicine County, was arralgned
in municipal court last Friday on the
: charge of stealing plow from N.
V. Way. Mr.. Davis was bound over
to the grand jury.
Mrs. c. j. Hallum was given a
: surprise at her home last Friday
! afternoon, several of her friends com
=, ing in for a few hours visit with
!. her. The guests brought luncheon
2 which was served at the close of the
: afternoon. Mrs. Hallum left Tuesday
A for her new home at Delhi.
The Grand Chapter OF the East
: ern Star will be held in Minneapolis
e May and and all members Of the
: local order who find it possible to
. attend are urged to do SO. Mrs. Em-
5 ma Japs, the Worthy Matron. will
$ attend and it is possible several 9TH
0 er members may be able to go.
/ Mrs. John Clark was called to
S Minneapolis last Wednesday to meet
e her son Attorney Malcolm Clark, OF
Portland, Oregan. who was return
d ing from a trip to Washington, D.
: c., where he recently won law
h suit which carried $4,000 damages
r Mr.. Clark is graduate Of the Red
Y wood Falls schools.
: Donald Gold has enlisted in the
e Tank Corps and has gone to Colum.
e bus Barracks at Columbus, Ohio, eX
J. pecting to go from there very soor
% to the camp at Gettysburg where
: he will complete his training. Thi!
n is the first enlistment of a Red
st wood Falls boy in this branch of th'
military service. Donald left Min
- neapolis for Ohio Tuesday.
- Word has been received hy Red
! wood Falls relatives of Harry Thaye
that he was among the volunteer
for overseas service recently sen
from Camp Pike and that he is nov
! at Camp Merritt, New York, await
ing orders to sail. Harry writes tina
and he figures that "lieing aroun
n 4,o hin
therefore he volunteered for servic
at the front at the first opportunit,
given. He expects to said immedi
aely.
On Monday Mrs. Winter spent tn
day instructing some eff the Re,
Cross workers in the making of sur
] eical dressings. Several classes hav
been formed, and work will be dom
| every day from four to six excep
| FRIDAY, also Tuesday from two t.
sir. The classes on Monday and Wed
nesday are especially for school girls
| Anyone who has not already enrolled
and wishes to do so may at an!
time. Supervisors for this work are
Mrs. VIM. Boelke and Miss Flora
| Clark. Star.
II Carl Peterson of Evan, who was
Il OIiO VI GIlO lIlCll WIN IOSCiiCly NOloii
teered to go into training as a me.
chanic at the University of Cincin-
natti, returned Friday, having beer
rejected because Of a defective heart
Mr.. Peterson states that all the Red
| wood County boys who are in train
ing there are in fine health and en-
joying the work. He is enthusiastic
over the training along mechanical
lines which these=boys are getting
and very much regrets his physical
unitness to continue the work.
c. B. Root of Morgan, was in town
last Saturday getting acquainted with
the voters. Mr.. Root is candidate
for county auditor of Redwood coun-
ty. He was born in this county and
has made his home here all of his
life. For the past fifteen year he
has been resident of Morgan, where
he is at present a member of the
school board. He is also a past
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