The Redwood gazette., 1919-01-29

days.
4 caller at the Gazette office Monday af
ternoon.
| Mrs. N. F. Dripps has returned
from her visit at Lamberton, Spring
field and Confrey.
Mrs. Elsie Battin of Morton visit
| ed several DAYS last week with friends
IN Redwood Falls.
Miss Jennie Stevens returned home
Morton Enterprise.
j. Alfred Johnson of Aledo, H., ar
rived Monday with relatives and
friends in Z his vicinity.
Mrs. w. Starr visited last week will
her son Harre Starr and his family at
their home at Montevedio.
Miss Agnes Nogaj has returned from
her vacation and has resumed her du-
ties az the .Lauterbach confectionery
Mrs. Cora Fox left Sunday for Chi
cago and will be gone for several
weeks buying goods for her millinery
store.
w. r. Lueck of Redwood Falls, NOV
ed on 20 the Jas. McGregor farm last
Friday. Mr.. Hansel moved back to
| Vesta.
w. r. Barnes arrived home Satur-
day night from a business trip to Tex
as where he went with prospective
land purchasers.
Mrs. Adellat Pratt and Mrs. M.
Baker of st. Paul have had charge of
the GirPs Bread Baking contests the
past week Tracy Herald.
Miss Harriet Keefe, who is attend
ing High School at Redwood Falls
spent Sunday with her father, John
Keefe. Morton Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormie Alexander left
Wednesday for Seattle, Washington,
where they expect to spend the re-
mainder of the winter-Vesta Censor.
Sentor Baldwin arrived home Sat-
urday from Camp Dodge where he was
mustered out of the service, and is
visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Bald
!, win. :,
The Redwood Farmers Club will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| D. Stewart Friday evening February
l31. All members are urged to be pres
ent.
Sheriff Louis Kise was called to
Cottonwood Friday of last week by the
serious illness of his father. He re-
turned Saturday, being called home
| by his official duties.
Remember that Pat Farrell and
jim Gaffney will be at the Old Time
dance Friday night to see that you
have as good time as you used to
have at the old dances.
4
Redwood Falls Monday on their way
home from Morgan where they spen-
last week with Mrs. Smiths Iparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Kempton.
A letter from A. d. McRae who with
Mrs. McRae has been spending the last
several weeks with relatives in Cali
fornia states that they will be at home
some time during the first week IN
February.
Miss Marguerite Chapman arrived
home Sunday nigh. to care for her
mother who is the victim OF sclatlc
rheumatism. Miss Chapman has been
student nurse at Asbury Hospital
since September l.. ',.5
Bert Zunfwinkle is again at work
| in the jackson Brothers Garage af-
ter several months of military service,
he having resumed the same position
he had before enlistment. A very IN
teresting interview with Bert WAS pub
llished in the Morton Enterprise OF las
week. - 81
Mrs. VIM. Schultze and Mrs.9C. F
Fredricksen were guests of Mrs. j.
Albert Johnson last Tuesday having
come to Redwood Falls with their hus-
bands who attended the meeting OF
the Redwood County Rural Telephone
Company. The Ladies are residents
of the Clements community.
The editors of the Second District
will meet in annual session at Hotel
Heinrich, Mankato next Saturday Feb
ruary 1. The president, VIM. Mahle1
of Springfield will have the meeting
in charge. All the editors of the dis
trict are invited to attend Mayor l.
1C. Hodgson of ST. Paul viii bepresent
for the social session in the evening
Mrs. Ira Reynolds received a caro-
Monday from Percy Scott who wrote
from Bendorf Germany under the
date of January 1. This is a great re-
lief to the friends of this young man
who have been hearing various rumers
of his having been wounded in battle
Mrs. Reynolds also heard from her sor
Arthur Reynolds who is now in an IN
lfantry weapon school in France where
lhe has been assigned to the sniping
and observation section, and from he1
grandson Rex Miller who is with the
isarmy of occupation in Germany.
Howard Hall the Redwood Falls boy
who has been overseas with the Can
Iadian army for the past months
writes his mother Mrs. B. G. Hall that
he recently spent five days of his leave
lin London where he saw all the inter
testing sights and enjoyed all the good
times it was possible for an. active
1young man to crowd into five days
The fact that he went to London with
only eight dollars in money, and was
enabled to have those wonderful five
days through the courtesy and kind
mess of the various Y. M. c. A. organ
ization operating there, is good news
to many of the friends of the Assc-
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