The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-22

~ ~. &c uI1DIllh A1At 1kAVAAtAe1y j 80 -
on d business trip to the Twin Cities
Attorney George A. Barnes was
business visitor at Tracy Monday al
ternoon.
Charles Olxins Of Belview was q
/ Redwood Falls business visitor Tues
day Of last week.
| Mrs. A 3. McRae and her party re-
| turned last Thursday from their mo-
tor trip to Minneapolis.
| Al son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. n.
IC. Starr at the Redwood Falls hospi-
tai Sunday, October 19.
] Peter LLOYD of Mankato was IN
] Redwood Falls last week looking af-
ter his farming interests.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. P Larson and their
children spent Sunday at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Larson as Lucan.
Rud Stensyad left Tuesday night
/ for business visit to Granite Falls.
going from there to the Twin Cities,
Joe and Oscar DesseI Of Iowa spent
Tuesday in Redwood Falls. visiting the
| Misses Florence and Lousis Eischen.
The st. GATHERINGS sewing society
will meet this week, Thursday, Oct %,
at the home Of Mrs. Joe. Muehlbauer
Charles Johanneck spent Sunday
with his family at Redwood Falls. He
is working on the sisters convent
Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
| Rev. and Mrs. Clement of MARSHALL
i town, Iowa, arrived Thursday for
visit at the home of their son W. B
Clement. They left Monday for theri
/ home.
Mrs. Iyie Simpson last week enter
tanned her two sons, Jerome and Ben
j Simpson who have only been discharg-
ed from service in the navy after long
i terms.
J. Albert johnson who attended the
4 Grand Lodge of the Knights Of Pyth-
Il las last week vas reelected as Grand
Il Master at Arms. Childs S. Conger OF
Mcintosh was elected Grand Chancel-
lor.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae spent
II Sunday at Iamberton at the home of
4 Mr.. McRae's sister Mrs. Duncan. Miss
Mary Sweeney accompanied them TO
Lamberton and spent the day with
friends there.
The Degree Of Honor will entertain
at Kid party in the K. 2. Hall Non
dav evening, October 27. All A. Q.
w. w. members are invited and each
Degree of Honor member will be al
lowed to invite a friend.
Mrs. Cora johnson, of MINNEAPOLIS
Grand Deputy of Degree Of Honor was
here the first of the week woi king uI
4 class for imitation, whic! will take
: Mace November 10 when the local
lodge will hold convention here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SteWlg have sole
their home in New Avon Township ane
will return to their former hons II
illinois. after several years OF residence
I here The change will be made some
time within the next few months
! w Cough, farmer and swine
!. breeder near Granite Falls. refused
SO. 900 for pig, Grand Medal Cnal q,
, llenger. Jr., a DurOc Jersey. Mr.. Cougi
: saws that if the hog lives three
: years he will be worth $50, 600
Twenty-four choice Residence Lot
will be offered for sale to the h1ghes
bidder at the Lot Sale on Friday al
ternoon next. Free Band Cpncer
], during the sale. You may draw
, ! | I ,ot or one of the Dollar Bills to be CIV
! Mrs H E. Jones left Tuesday TO
Mankato where she will visit wit
!, !, her mother for a short time betor
I GOING west to her now'<hoE1ne Sn
!, exnects to return to- Redwood Fa'l
for i short time before leaving 70
s the west
Mr. and Mrs. Benz r. Schmid an
s little daughter arrived in this cit
from Redwood Falls Sunday after
!. noon for q visit. of several days be
81 fore retOrning to their home IN Gro
! ! fino Idaho where Ben is cashier Q
: bank Springfield Advance.
i John Lamberton of the Lamberto
4 Garage has now taken the direct agen
! lev for the Dodge cars and will be tn
: ! exclusive distributor for this make 9
machine in this locality A carload 9
, these cars will De received at tn
!. ! GARAGE this week and will be sold t
: prospective customers of the vicinity
M. Magner of Seaforth called q
) the Gazette office Friday Afternoon
: :, He stated that he and his family WI
!, move November to Sommerse
- Wis. Just across the river from Still
7, = water, where they have purchased
!. farm. The farm near Seaforth wa
sold several weeks ago to Anton PiS
tulka.
j The last log to be sawed at Mir
e e neapolis was heralded as having bee
$ run through the saw last week. n
e e more logs will be floated the faith
: of waters to that town. Saving {
lumber at the falls of st. Anthony b
y gan about 95 years ago, about tE
II time Fort Smelling was established B
a. the government, and has been goin
,n on since till now.
= The Thrifter, an excellent little p;
per issued by the Duluth War Sa'
n ings Organization, is latest of wortl
O. while publication to appear in Stat
TO numbers and 2 of volume havir
K; made their appearance in Redwoe
ld Falls last week. Both issues conta
very excellent articles on Thrift Can
q paigns by f. r. Lobdell who is no
t. directing the work Of the Duluth O
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