The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-23
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Word arrived here Wednesday that
Albert Mack son of VIM. Mack had
passed away at his home IN North
Dakota.
Rudolph Propp of Echo was a bust
ness caller here Wednesday.
Rev. Mommsen accompanied his con-
firmation class to Echo Tuesday where
they sat for picture.
Andrew Monson was passenger to
Marshall Tuesday.
Madams Bonner and Long and Miss
Leura Hoppenrath were Echo callers
Tuesday.
Ole Tuft0was quite i'll here on We'd
nesday.
John Rivers of the Dolliff Lumber
Co. was a business caller here We'd
nesday. il
S.F. Peterson was a county seat cal
| Ter Wednesday.
| Laro sSehjenken lost the first joint
| of his big finger when it was caught
in falling cellar door.
The Lyceum number on Tuesday was
quite good.
The rural mail carriers discontinued
parts Of their routes last week on ac-
count of vimpassable roads.
D. r. 4McC orquodale and son John
were up from Delhi Tuesday.
+ Elmer Taubert made business trip
to Minneapolis last week.
| Pete, 4 ittlesland of So. Sacred
Heart was a business caller here Fri
day. 81
| The Liberty. Loan meeting held here
Thursday was largely attended and the
talks by Lieut.. Dolon. Capt Appleton
land Rev. Torbet were well received
Mrs McNutt gave an excellent short
talk also
Mrs. Elmer Anderson is reported to
be nicely, convalescing after an opera
ton at the Marshall Hospital.
RoadsAare greatly improved here IT
present.
1 Albert Hoppenrath is spending his
Easter vacation at home.
| Arthur Mack died last week at his
| home in North Dakota thus making
two deaths in the Mack family in a
week. The bodies were brought to
New Ulm where, on Friday the funeral
services were held.
WIN. Duncan departed for Revere
the first of the week where he will
take up his duties as Rural Mail Car
rier.
Mr.. Fl, Meyers of Delhi, was bust
ness caller here Friday.
r. A.. Mas of Echo disinfected the
Albert Carlson home last Thursday and
they we're released from quarantine for
scarlet fever.
Joseph Hellie was guest at the @.
is. Enestvedt home last Thursday.
Mrs. Caroline Cole returned from
a visit at the Chris Bake and Hal
yer johnson homes last Friday.
Miss Esther Hanson is home from
Redwood Falls for her Easter vaca-
ton.
Miss Annie Tinnesand is home from
the Winona normal school for her
spring vacation.
Albert Van Selus Jr. and friend
are spending few days vacation at
the A. J. Van Selus home.
The VIM. Mack family returned the
first of the week from New Ulm
where they buried their two sons Al
bert and Arthur.
| Miss Minnie Johnson was Redwood
Falls shopper on Thursday.
Quite large number of our farm
Eers are planning on putting in from /
to 35 acres of sugar beets this year.
/ Andrew Monsoon returned from
| Marshall on Thursday.
i Several from here attended the fun
eral services for Mrs. Won Define at
Echo Sunday.
/ Born on Easter Sunday morning 20
Rev. and Mrs. M. f. Monmsen a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy WEIGH are rejoic-
ing over the safe arrival of daughter
at their home Saturday.
Appropriate Easter services were
held in all the BelvieW churches Sun
day.
Mr.. Turnwald will build new barn
and remodel the residence on his farm
this spring.
Several of the shacks for the occu-
pancy of the Russians who will lend
the sugar beets this summer are al
ready nearly complete.
A surprise party was successfully
given at the Al. j. Van Selus home
Saturday night.
ALBERT Movers was Ill last week.