The Redwood gazette., 1919-02-05

Fred Murset made a business rip
to the Twin Cities last week.
Sheriff L. Kise made business rip
to. Lamberton and Sanborn Saturday.
County Attorney Emerson of Lam
berton was business visitor in Red
wood Falls Tuesday.
Elmer GilbertSOn left Tuesday for
Ivanhoe on business connected with
his ditching contract.
Remember the Patriotic dance at the
Redwood Falls Arnory, Wednesday
night February II.
DR.. j. w. Inglis left Tuesday to at
tend the State Dentist convention
which IS held in Minneapolis this
week.
j Mrs. Louis Revier of the Franklin
community arrived here last week for
visit with her mother Mrs. Alice
Warner
! Mrs. Dave Purrier returned to her
home at st. Peter Tuesday after visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Lillian Lam
/ berton.
! Miss Erna Schons and her brother
left Monday for Minneapolis after
Ia visit with their sister Mrs. Seth
Wohlford.
Miss Helen Zunwinkle Of Morton
spent the week end with her sister
Miss Bess Zumwinklo She returned
home Monday
/ Clerk of Court Weldon has issued
marriage licenses 10 Wenzel Goblirsch
and Anna Schwab and to Henry Hoff-
man and Anna GeWerth.
Mrs. f. Hassenstab left Saturday
noon for st. Paul for visit with her
husband, f. Hassenstab who is en-
ployed at the State Capital.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mason left
| Saturday for Minneapolis where they
are visiting with Mrs Masons parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Walhgren.
Miss Doris Geroy injured her ankle
slightly while playing basket ball at
Delhi one evening last week but was
able to resume her school duties Mon
day.
Mrs. Frazer and her daughters en-
tertained company of friends at their
home last Thursday evening in honor
of the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Allen Frazer.
S. P. Johnson of Wabasso has pur-
chased the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Reynolds on Chestnut street. The
transaction was handled through the
j. M. Stewart Agency.
Where did you say you were going
Friday evening February Z? To the
card party and dance at the K. P.
Hall, given by the Degree of Honor.
General admission 25 ments. 29-1t.
Mrs. n NJ. de Darrell has written
Redwood Falls friends that she has
juss received word of the death of |
her mother whom she had not seen |
for the past nineteen years and whom
she was expecting to visit at her |
home in the West Indies during the
coming summer. Mrs. Darrell had |
planned for some time upon this visit |
to her parents but the war had made |
it impracticable to go such a distance. |
Mrs. Darrell has also written that the |
campaign for the Centenary fund in |
Central New York, has gone over the |
top beautifully, the amount raised be-
ing $234,000,000 which is $40, 900, 900 |
over their quota. Mr.. Darrell has |
been working in this conference for
sometime with headquarters at SYRIA
cuse. He has been sent now to work /
for the same campaign with head
quarters at Columbus, Ohio.
A. Jaehning arrived from Wood
Lake Monday and has taken up his
duties in the firm of Jaehning Broth
ers of which he is member. Mr..
Jaehning has disposed of his interests
at Wood Lake and will bring his fam
lily here early next spring.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will i
do your vulcanizing work quickly II
and well. Call US for any tire re- /,
pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprle-
R. stensvad, and F. G. Hubbard
the meeting ofthe Second
District County Fair Boards which
was held at Mankato Friday They
Saturday. Mr.. Stensvad was /,
one of the speakers at this meeting
the subjects of boys and
girls club contests at the county fairs. ,
Nick Schons. the father of Mrs. OF ]
TO Melges of Redwood Falls was bur- {
ed at Sleepy Eye Wednesday of last
week. He was formerly resident of
Sleepy Eye, but for some time past
lad been making his home with his son
Tohn Schons in Sundown township. Be
side Mrs. Melges he is survived by
Tx other children his wife having died ,
about eighteen years ago. {
All soldiers attend the Patriotic
lance in their U. S. Uniform, Wednes- :
lay, February IL at the Armory.
James Whittet bought a. auction :
he frame building east of the Ga
.ette office, Monday afternoon Mr. E
Whittet is given three weeks to re- J
move the building and the work of ex-
AVIATION for the building which Lau-
crbach Brothers will erect upon this =
lite will then begin This building has .
,een an undesirable building upon !
desirable lot for long time and citi- :,
.ers will be glad to see it removed. >
Don't you think the u. S. Baby +
Bonds of The 1919 issue are pretty a
title things? But maybe you haven't lie
een any of them. In that case your f
postmaster will sell you sample to- h
lay or tomorrow for $4.12; the fed %
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