The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-22

Misses Matilda and Amanda Jnhnke
returned. Thursday of last week from
visit of several days IN the 1wln
Cities.
Robert Stewart went to South st.
Paul last week IN charge of car
load Of stock for the Redwood Ship
ping Association.
Miss Florence Amberg, who IS at
tending the st. Mary's school at Slee-
py Eye, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Amberg,
Of Redwood Falls. Sleepy Eye Dis
patch.
The Good VIII Circle of the Pres
byterian Church is going to hold a
j sale of second hand articles sometime
In the near future. The place and date
sof this sale will be announced within
short time. Watch for it.
| The Nicollet school board granted
| the teachers Of the consolidated school
/ district an increase IN salary OF 50
per month. The II. G. L. caused the
| teachers to petition the board for an
| increase in salary to keep up with the
! higher cost of living.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Cooper and their
granddaughter, Avis KvellO, went to
Minneapolis, Friday returning, Sat
lurday night. Tn Minneapolis they met
| Mr.. Kvello of Lisbon, N. d., and with
him they heard the grand opera COM
lpany sing Madame Butterfly and Aida.
A Ford car belonging to Morton
man and a Chalmers touring car bear
| ing a Montana license tag collided near
/ the Clarence March home east of Red
wood Falls last week. Both cars were
wrecked apparently beyond possible
repair but so far as is known the ac-
lcupants escaped without serious injury.
Goodyear Tires are our specially.
Call and examine them. Our prices
are right. We do all kinds of repalr
work. Kenneth Byram. ll-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Croker are now
nicely settled in the residence former
lily occupied by Tracy Ferris and will
make their permanent home here. Mr..
/ Croker announces that he Will contln-
ue. his work as auctioneer and anyone
| wishing to secure the services of an
auctioneer for future sales can get
i in touch with him by telephoning 242R.
4 J. A. Storts states that he will hay
i a new ice house erected on the shores
4 of Lake Redwood before time for the
4 coming ice harvest. The new building
will have greater capacity than present
one and will be so constructed that
there will be little waste of ice by melt
ing. The contract for the erection oi
the new building has been awarded tC
w, L. Hardy.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Aune returned last weel
from attending the Grand Lodge OF
the Pythian Sisters which convened
at st. Paul last week. She was re
elected to her office of Grand Mistregs
of Finance an office which she ha:
very creditably held for the past sew
eral years. Mrs. Apitz, a former
Redwood Falls resident was elected
Grand Chief for the ensuing year.
Several hundred thousand more lit
tie fe lows from the state fish hatcher!
: have been sent to Lake Shetek to stool
T those waters with future "game" TO
the niEnrod. Last year the supply sen
! to this lake reached large numbers. |
} is planned, as result of the efforts 0
Representative Praxel, to keep up tn
good work. with each year witnessin.
: the planting of many thousands
/ Lamberton Star.
E The secretary of the Redwood Coun
e lty Agricultural Society notified Tn
S Gazette last week that the list of pre-
r miums awarded at the recent Redwoo
County fair was now complete TO
d publication and it will appear in tn
Y Gazette within the next few issue:
: There have been many requests froT
Gazette readers for this list and there
! fore this office has decided to publis
f it although this means considerabl
expense and also a vast amount @
n work for our staff.
+ "A drive belt at the electric ligh
e plant in Comfrey broke one evenin
f last week and the end struck G. !
+ Estes, superintendent of the plant ove
e the left. eve. This occurred aboU
o seven o'clock. Mr.. Estes was foun
r on the floor Of the plant in an uncor
It scious condition about eight o'clocl
4. He was taken TO his home and di
II not regain consciousness until the fo
t, lowing morning. He was not abl
/ to work for several days, but appal
a emily did not sustain any serious II
s jury.
) An event in which stock men of til
county are interested is the sale
l. fine Poland China hogs which will /
n sold by E. E. Mosier at the fair groune
% pavilion Thursday, November 8. M
Mosier recently held sale of his otl
II er farm animals which was very SUI
e cessful and he anticipates quite
lie good returns from his sale of hos
" as he has several very fine animal
g Mr.. and Mrs Mosier recently pu
lchased the Lebold residence in q
a. south part of town and are now livir
v there.
a. Miss Dean Baldwin was rendered
e, miscellaneous shower at the Sande
lg home last Thursday evening, the no
ID tesses being Mrs. II. p. Sanders, MI
in Annie Ward, Mrs. H. w. Ward al
n Mrs G. Al. Neufert. The house w
w prettily decorated in pink and whit
r pink rose buds being the flowers use
Vw~T IL q &enA