The Redwood gazette., 1919-03-26

home have the sympathy of the neigh
borho0d In their sorrow over the loss
lof the little one.
The meat market has changed hands
again. Carl Metzke who has rented
the shop together with the equipment
for the past four months has met with
success. The new proprietor is Geo.
Sivenson Of Minn. who took charge OF
the butcher shop last week. The FAM
/ lily will occupy the Grabow house, re
Gently purchased by Fred Sternberg.
Miss Dorothy Nelson of Shakopee,
MINI. is the guest of her sister Mrs.
| George Goodell.
The George Green family are re-
| joicing over the arrival of a baby boy
Mrs. j. HI. Anderson gave a very
pretty birthday party at her home
on Friday evening. The event was
celebration IN honor of the Misses
Lucy Kingsley and Ruth Morgan
whose birthdays come only few days
a part. The evenings was spent in
playing rook Cruellers, salad ice cream
and birthday cake which was decor
ated with silk flags instead of consto-
mary candles was part of the festival.
| Mrs. L. Stevens has entertained two
days the past week in honor of her
guest. Mrs. Mary Taylor of Brady
South Dakota. Mesdames r. c.. Wes-
sell and Hugo Marx also served af-
ternoon teas in honor of Mrs. Stevens
land her guest on Thursday and Satur-
/ day afternoons.
H. w. Shoemaker of Redwood Falls
is assisting John Poncin, acting post
master with the distribution of mails
at the postoffice.
Mrs. G. w. Ellison and Ida Shiels
has gone to st. Peter where they at
| tend missionary convention of the
Presbyterian churches this week.
Rev. Hanson and wife and child
were up from Evan on Wednesday to
attend a Danish meeting of the Ladies
Aid society at the home of Mrs. Nels
Axlund.
George Bohn who has been serv-
. ling Uncle Sam in the navy arrived
, home unexpectedly on Friday. He
was on three different boats, having
once made trip on cargo boat te
Rotterdam, Holland. There the car
go was taken up the Rhine river int
the interior of Germany. He is dis
) charged indefinitely.
) Walton Albrecht and Mr.. Bubblitz
Jr., with a couple of young lady
friends had rather an unpleasant ex
perience Sunday when the auto they
, were driving ran off the grade nea1
the Gerthes place. Fortunately n,
! one was hurt and aside from a sever
ducking in the cold water the youns
:: people suffered no serious results.
Miss Minnie Kiesow who has beer
? i'll with influenza at Redwood Falls
) is visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kiesow in thi
( village. Her sister Louise was ais
: at home for a short time, but has re
turned to her duties at Redwood Tues
Eday.
Mrs. John Reynolds, formerly Mis-
Wealthy Sherman. and four little boy
have been visiting at the Hod Sher
i man home, have returned to thei
home in ST, Charles. They were al
i'll with influenza, but have all full
:. recovered. II
Miss Paulina Anderson was at Lam
!. berton on business the latter part 0
: lthe week
: Ralph Gooden had the misfortun
!: Ito have his face badly bruised, Will
: catching Bali with out face mask O.
Thursday afternoon. For a time j
$ was thoughtthe nose was broken, h
$ was absent from school for mum
: Der of days on account of the injuries
Mrs. George Gluth and daughter
4 Laura and Myrtle were at Redwoo
Falls between trains last Saturday.
: course promises to beshrdlucmfwyp
The last number of the lectur
! course promises to be rare treat
: Private Sam Allison member of til
: Cameron Highlanders who fought lik
! demons and at Ypres met the frs
: gas attack, of the Germans will tel
how these heroic fighters held tn
: lime against the invaders until the Al
lies could marshal their forces an
equipment. It will be thrilling sto
! ry, told by man who enlisted as
Canadian, but who later became sol
der undeE5her Stars and Stripes. Al
will want to hear this lecture on Wed
. nesday evening at the City Hall.
Mrs. w. w. Carlile returned fror
! near Morton, Sunday where she wa
/ called on account of the illness of he
mother, Mrs. Wedrath.