The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-10
Mrs. W. Hardy was Minneapolis

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visitor Thursday.
The Gazette has been informed that
Francis Shoemaker, the eldest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker, has
become a member Of the lecture bu'
reau of the national non-partisan
league and is now touring the United
States in that capacity.
Funeral services for Mrs. Junger
the mother of Louis Junger Of Red
wood Falls were held at the Church
of st. Catherine. Monday morning
Mrs. Junger died at Anoka last week
and the body was brought here by
her son last Saturday.
The Sewing Circle of the Church
of ST. Catherine will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ
Lauterbach. This is the first meet
ing following the summer vacation
and all members are urged to be
present.
The Seeman Hardware store at
Milroy has been sold, the new own
ers being Messrs. Kirschbaum and
Blake of Milroy. Mr.. Seeman found
1T difficult to obtain the necessary lclp
and so decided to dispose of the bust
ness in which he has been very sue
cessful. He has not as yet announced
his future plans.
John McIlreavie and his daughter
Miss Katherine, have returned FROM
visit with relatives at Sleepy Eye
While their home is being remodelec
they are comfortably located with
Mr.. and Mrs. O. j. Bollum at the
county farm. They expect to return
to their own home here within few
I weeks and will then have very com
Portable quarters as the house is be-
ing modernized in every way.
Many people from Morgan and Vi
cinity attended the County Home Com,
ing for the soldiers, sailors and mar.
ines of this county at Redwood Falls
on Wednesday of last week. 1t was
a memorable occasion and 1t is doubt-
full if the county seat ever entertained
larger crowd. There were numer-
Gus attractions and every effort was
made by the Redwood Falls citizens
10 make the day pleasant and nap-
py one for the vast throng Morgan
Messenger.
Mrs. B. G. Hall went to Minneap-
oils last week to attend the twenty
fifth annual Congress of the Mime
sofa Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution and also to be
present at the opening of the special
session of the Minnesota Legislature
and to participate in the parades
dinner, ETC., which the equal suffrage
workers of the state gave Monday
Mrs. Hall was among the Redwood
Falls people who made purchases at
the Dayton Store for delivery by air
plane to Redwood Falls last week.
Fred Banker announces sale OF
his farm stock, machinery and other
personal effects to be held at his farm
east of Redwood Falls Saturday, Sep
tember 20. Watch for the auction
bill next week. Sit
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Clark are
packing up their personal property
preparatory to moving to their new
farm in Stevens county. There they
recently purchased a farm of two
hundred forty acres one mile from
Morris. The farm is an especially
! fine one, both as to location and Inn
provements and will make very fine
home for these young people. The
farm upon which Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
have been residing has been purchased
bv Mr.. Edmunds of Redwood Falls
who bought the crop, farm stock,
etc. and will take immediate posses
sion. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark have many
friends in the vicinity Of Redwood
Falls as well as in the city who great
" regret their departure and who
most heartily wish them success u
their new locality.