The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-17

+ Miss Gertrude Roberts has gone to
i'Hamline University for her second
years work at that institution.
There will be meeting of the Ia
dies of st. Veronica's Guild at the
parish house Thursday afternoon and
all members are urged to be present.
Several Redwood Falls residents
drove to Cottonwood Sunday to wit
ness the Cottonwood -Clarkfeld ball
game. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Weldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Everett, Mr. and Mrs. E. Henschke,
Joe Geroy and L. Junger
l.. p. Larson reports that he had a
short visit with Major Myron Hinge
ley while in St. Paul Monday. MAJOR
Hingeley had just returned from a
short trip to California where he went
upon his return from overseas service
and was about to return to camp where
he expected to receive his discharge
from the army.
Mrs. G. r. Pease and Mrs. II. E..
Jones were guests of honor at a pic
mic given by the Good Will Circle of
the Presbyterian Church in Ramsey
State Park Saturday evening. Both
ladies have neen members Of the
circle for the past several years and
have been among the most efficient of
the workers. Both are leaving with
in the next few weeks for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Severson of Fari-
bault arrived in Redwood County Mon
day for visit with relatives. Mrs.
Severson is at present a guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Hill, at
Lamberton, and will come to Redwood
Falls later in the week. Mr. Sever
son came directly to Redwood Mon
day to participate in the shooting IN
this vicinity Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kuenzli arrived
home Monday evening from stay OF
several days in Minneapolis where
they attended to business matters.
They have made a satisfactory and
suitable settlement in their case of
damages against the Twin City Tran
sit Company and the matter is closed.
The Streetcar Company was granted
a new trial In the matter, by the Su-
preme Court, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kuenz-
Ii felt it wiser to settle than to un,
dergo the strain of again going
through trial.
NOTICE. Some time during Sun
day or Sunday night some person or
persons tampered with the County
gasoline tank at the Lloyd gravel pit,
removing the paddock and doing some
other damage. This is a serious Of
fense and an effort is being made to
apprehend the culprits who if found
will be punished severely. The pub
lie is hereby warned that the tank
and other equipment used in the pro-
cess of road building in that vicinity
are the property of Redwood County
and that molestors of the property are
liable to heavy fines. They are here
by warned to keep away. By order
Of Road Superintendent, j. Al. Myron.
Monday Stanley, the oldest son of
M rand Mrs. Ernest Doble, was fat
ally injured when the horse on which
he was riding reared up and went
over backwards falling on Stanley
and the pommel of the saddle injured
him internally. He had just taken the
horse out of the barn to go for the
cows. and the accident happened In
their own barn yard. He did not
gain consciousness for several hours.
Tuesday he was taken to the Manka-
to hospital and operated upon, when
large amount of blood was removed
which had gathered from a bursted
artery. He had grown very weak
from the loss Of blood and trans
fusion Of blood was made from his
fathers arm, and everything possible
was done to save his life, but in vain,
as he passed away Wednesday after
noon.- Walnut Grove Tribune.