The Redwood gazette., 1919-12-17


ed to Redwood Falls to spend the VIM
ter-W Wood Lake News.
Miss Florence Eiscnen and Miss
Sutherland who spent the week at
Madison returned Saturday night.
Everybody come and have a good
time at the K p Hall, Monday night
December %. The dance will be given
by the Degree Of Honor ladies and the
music will be furnished By the Dream.
Orchestra. 21-2ts.
Belview faced a rather severe fuel
shortage last week and the situation
has not yet been entirely relieved. A
carload of wood. was shipped In last
Wednesday and some was obtained
from other towns.
G. A. Fobes spent several days last
week at Clements where he is wiring
for electric cu1refa large house
which has recently been erected IN the
village. He returned Saturday.
BelyieW will have a Chautauqua
season next summer, the talent being
furnished by the Midland Company,
according to. a contract signed by the
Belview business men last week.
Our new overstuffed soft seat da
venpovts and rockers cannot be sur
passed tforreal comfort. Grapp Fur
nituFe and Undertaking Co. 22s
Mrs. John McNitt returned tc St.
Paul Tuesday of last week after a
three weeks visit with her ia her.
John McIlreavie, and her sisters.
Goodyear Tires are our speciality.
Call and examine them. Our prices
are right. We do all kinds Of ~epell
work. Kenneth Byram. lift
C. Fl. Baldwin of the First Nation
al Bank and G. A. Patton of the Far
mers State Bank both spent last week
in Minneapolis where, with many 9th
er bankers, they received instructions
as to the making out of income tax
report s.
If you need ground bones call on us
We are prepared to supply your
war; $ in this line. 22-1t
The Womens Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Church vii
meet in the church parlors Thursday
aft ernoon, December IS. The leaders
for the afternoon are Mrs Carr and
Mrs. Horr. The hostesses are Mes
danes Little, Clark, Clement, j. w
Inglis,, A. j. White and Kinney. The
hostess will serve a won e7Ve =
supper beginning at five forty five
O'Clock.
Please place your orders early for
pictures to be framed before Christ
mas. Grapp Furniture and Undertak
ing Co. 22-2ts
Some one md Rev. Torbet the 9th
er day and asked him if he were not
German. The clergyman laughed
and said that many great and good
people are Germans, but that he hap
pened to be of Scotchsorigfn, as most
people who are acquainted with the
Scotch map know hat there are sew
en- places called by his name In that
country.
Wives, keep up with your husbands
in spending the family's money. See
to it that some new furniture goes
into the home each year. 21-3ts.
The fol owing officers were elected
Monday evening at the regular meet
ing of the Degree Of Honor for the
ensuing year: C. of H.. Mae johnson;
C. of c., Mrs Wolford; Recorder, Ar
: lie Castle; Financier, Sylvia Bobzin:
Treasurer, Mrs. Morrison; Lady Ush-
er, Edna Joesn: Assistant Usher, Ste
la Bobzin; l. W., Mrs Redei IKE; O.
W., Mrs. Jungey; Musician, Lillian
Lemke. Open installation is Planned
with the workmen on Monday even
ing January 18th, after which an oys-
ter supper will be served.
I CHRISTMAS PICTURES? WHY
yes-we make them every day, in all
sizes, al styles and al prices. We
can handle the largesl family as well
as the smallest baby. Anderson s
studio. 17-tf.
The annual Farmers and Home
Makers Week at the State University
Farm will begin December 29 and will
close with the morning session JAM
uary 3. All he farmers, and farmers
wives are especially invited to attend
this course WHICH Offers unusual op-
portunities for study this. year. This
/ is one of the most popular of the
University sholl courses. each year
and attracts many Thoughtful people
from all over the state Rooms and
Board may be had very reasonably at
! the dormitories at the s ate farm and
the week spent there should be not
only very profitably but extremely
pleasant. Full information may be
Oh aimed by writing to A. " Storm or
to Dean r. w. Thatcher, both of the
University Department Of Agricul-
| itture.
Good, fat, young buffalo makes
mighty good eating. We will have
some TO meet your demands next week.
Corner Meat Market .22-1t.
Despite the extreme cold of Wed
nesday morning, there was~a warm
wave ming1ing with. the chill on Main
Street, which was rather puzzling un-
til someone discovered it was. caused
by the big, radient smile which adorr-
ed. the countenance of our popular
druggist. B. A. Deterling; and said
smile was caused by the arrival Of a
little sweet rosebud of a girl, who
came to their home Tuesday night to
make them a long, long visit. Mother
and child are doing nicely, and the
father-well, we haven't the time to
run another supplement for that sub