The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-17
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A son was born September II TO
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. Lauterbacn.
]. K. Lamberton left Monday night
IN a business trip to Minneapolis.
G. E. Larson Of Des Moines, Iowa,
spent Friday morning with his friends
here. 49,.
Miss Esther Davis visited Mime
apolis friends from Saturday until
Monday night.
Judge F. A. Gray returned Friday
from an extended visit to his ranch
in California.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
DougaN Tiffany at the Redwood Falls
hospital September 8.
Wilbur Lamberton has gone &C
Mortified where he has become 9
student at Carleton College.
/. N. Bopes Of Taylor Ridge, Ill.
was a guest last week at the home o1
his daughter, Mrs. John Kohler.
VIM. Duncan Jr. and his daughtel
Gretchen, were guests OF REDWOOD
Falls friends Saturday evening ano
Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lauterbach, Mrs
John Lauterbach 'Sr. and Geo. Bittrlch
attended the Knights of Columbus
picnic at New Ulm Sunday, motoring
over in Mr.. Lauterbach's car.
Mrs. JOS. Tyson and her little son
arrived last week from Yakima, Wash
ington. and are the guests of Red
wood Falls friends. Mr.. Tyson is ex-
nected to arrive within short time.
Edward and William .Dunlevy and
"A. J. Henle were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Athanas Henle of New Ulm Sat-
urday night and Sunday. They at
tended the Knights of Columbus pic
mic Sunday.
Ward Pease motored down from
Sisseton, S. d., last week for visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. =. A.
Pease and with other relatives here.
His wife who has been visiting here
for the past few weeks returned to
Sisseton with him Monday.
Elmer Everson arrived Tuesday OF
last week to spend several days with
his Redwood Falls friends. Mr.. Ever
son is now in the employ Of Min
neapolis express company and states
that he and his family are enjoying
their residence in Minneapolis.
F. r. Zwemke of North Redwood
recently sold his personal property at
public auction and has now moved his
family to Willmar, making the change
Monday. At present they will make
their home in the city of Willmar
where they have leased home.
r. G. Hubbard returned Thursday
night from a trip to Chicago where
he attended a meeting of the national
retail clothiers. Mr.. Hubbard reports
that because of labor conditions, cloth
inc is very hard to get at any price
and there is no relief IN sight at pres
ent.
Among the Redwood Falls people
who will return to attend the Red
wood County fair next week are DR..
and Mrs. G. p. Gibson of Milaca who
will be guests of their daughter, Mrs,
al. B. Winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Winter
are also anticipating visit next
week from their son, Leigh, who has
been ranching In South Dakota fol
the past several months.
Martin Scanlon and nephew, Willie
arrived home from the state fair last
Friday. Willie entered pig IN the
Bows and Girls Club department and
was successful in capturing 4th In
the free for all or open contest and
9Th in the state on his Poland China
MO. He was offered $500 for the ami
mai before he left which was refused
as he is planning to take up the rails
ING of this breed of hogs on more
extensive scale. The young man Is
to be congratulated on his success.
Belview Independent.