The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-06-25

Miss Lucille IuScnoF RETURNED II
day from several days visit in Min
Ineapolis and Mortified.
E.. r. Hills, mail carrier on
Route / is enjoying his vacation by
taking trip to the coast.
A. D. McRae returned Wednesday
evening from Minneapolis where he
made three days visit last week.
DR.. I'll. J. Henze returned Saturday
evening from Rochester where he at
tended the meeting of State dentists.
Harry Thomas who recently return
ed from overseas arrived in Redwood
Falls Friday for visit with friends.
Henry Green has accepted a posi-
ton at WatertoWn, Minnesota, and
has gone there 20 assume his new du-
ties.
Miss Laura Brown returned to Min
neapolis Friday after spending several
weeks visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
Miss Katherine and Janet Henze
were guests last week of the Misses
Daskam at their home east of Red
wood Falls.
Miss Thee Jensen went to Spring
field Monday to attend the wedding Of
Miss Anna Hansen and J. r Ander-
son of Estherville, Iowa.
DR.. and Mrs. George Grapp left
Thursday for Rochester where the
| Doctor will attend a Dental Conven-
ton. They returned Monday.
Miss Minnie Gartner and her sister
Mrs. Carlson are guests of their sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Louis Gartner at
North Redwood. Their home is IN
Chicago.
Don't miss seeing Charlie Chaplin
in his latest Million Dollar. Comedy
Sunny Side Thursday June 26, Mat
inee and night at the New Dream.
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The Pythian Sisters Sewing Club
will be entertained Tuesday evening
June "a by Mrs. Robt. Whyte and
Mrs. Bess NJ. Wilson at the home of
Mrs. Wilson.
August Lindeman arrived last week
from Los Angeles California, for Wis
it with his brother William of Rowena
and his brothers Louis and Ernest of
Renville County. This is Mr.. Linde-
mans first visit to Minnesota in sew
eral years.
Mrs. Hans Jensen and her daugh-
tiers Misses Anna and Theo went to
Minneapolis last Wednesday to attend
the commencement exercises at the
| State University, Miss Esther Jen-
sen being among the graduates. They
returned Saturday evening, Miss Es-
Their accompanying them.
Mrs. H. A Baldwin and her daughter
, Miss Marjory were Minneapolis visi-
tors several days last week returning
to Redwood Falls Saturday evening.
They were accompanied home by Miss
Mildred Lobdell who will be the guest
of her girl friends here for several
days.
Lamberton is planning an elaborate
Fourth of July celebration and is in
wiling all the residents of the County
to be right there and to have a good
time with them. Lamberton has re-
putation for giving excellent celebra-
tions and is making big arrangements
10 sustain that reputation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J L. Knapp and daugh-
ter left Wednesday for their nome
at Lisbon, North Dakota after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Vihstadt at their
home here. They were accompanied
by Miss Doris Geroy who will be a
guest at the Knapp home for several
weeks. The trip from Excelsior to
Lisbon was made by automobile, Mr..
Knapp having left his car at Excel
sior when he came to Redwood Falls.
Leave your calls for JENSEN q
ROOT, UNDERTAKES, at the H.
N. Bell address until further an
Inouncement is made. Night calls CIV
en- prompt attention. Jensen and
Root, Undertakers and Embalmers.
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Mrs. Phoebe Fuller returned Thurs
day night from Minneapolis where she
attended the commencement exercises
at the State University. Her son Ben
Fuller was among the graduates from
the school of dentistry. DR.. Fuller
will go to Rochester and will spend
the next several months in continuing
his course of study as an iIlIern IN the
Drs. Mayo hospital.
The cigarette law passed by the last
legislature will be rigidly enforced, ac-
cording to an announcement made by
James Sorenson, state dairy and food
commissioner. He has instructed all
inspectors of the department to ar
rest any boy under eighteen years of
age caught smoking cigarettes; also
swear out complaints against any one
found selling or giving away cigar
cites or cigarette papers to any person
below that age.
The Mcpherson Grocery will adopt
the Gosh and Garry plan and will con-
duct its trade on this policy on and
after Monday June &c. Alt.
The Kenosha Volksfreund, one of
the oldest German language news
papers in Wisconsin, was withdrawn
from publication with this weeks edi-
ton. Miss Mathilde Holmes, editor
and publisher, in announcing the dis
continuance of the paper, decided that
she believed that the field Of the for
eign language papers had become so
small that she did not care to contin-
ne the Kenosha paper. The Volks-
freund had been successful and its
discontinuance is due to no financial