The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-06-25
FARMERS STATE BANK
Redwood Falls, Mimi.


Miss Irene Aune left Saturday night
for Minneapolis where she will visit
for several days.
D. w. Banker of Sutherland Oregon
is the guest of his son Fred Banker
at his home here.
Mrs. Stafford of Minneapolis is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Harry War
Iner. Mrs. Stafford was formerly Miss
Mable Milbradt and spent several
years in Redwood Falls.
Miss Katherine johnson left Mon
day night for the twin cities where
she will take three weeks special
course given for Public Health work
fers by the STATE University.
When it comes to fish-real big
ones, ask John Schueller. SAYS he
knows OF one man catching a catfish
IN the Redwood river, since the high
water, that weighed an even so lbs.
he said it was 81 but we told him If
would sound better to say only So
Vesta Censor.
Two nurses have been added to the
staff of the Redwood Falls Hospital
within the past week. They are Miss
Annette Peter and Miss Lucille Will,
both of whom were associated with
Dr.. Brainard Finn in his work at the
General Hospital at Cincinnati. Miss
Peter as head of the obstetrical de-
partment and Miss Will in the surgi-
cal department. They form mos.
efficient addition to the hospital staff.
The hospital building has recently been
redecorated and will be enlarged with
IN a short time by the addition of four
rooms.
All men who resigned or were dis
charged from service after April s,
1917, arc entitled to $50 bonus. APP
plications for payment must be sent
to the Zone Finance Officer, Lemon
building, Washington, D. C. accom-.
panied by The discharge certificate.
statement of military service since
April 6, 1917, and the address to which
the check is to be sent.
Thomas Thompson, barber at
Springfield, was drowned in the rag
ing waters of the Big Cottonwood riv-
er near the bridge at Springfield Tues
day evening. Thompson is about twen-
ty years of age and together with
number of other lads was swimming
in the stream. He became exhausted
and drowned before assistance could
reach him.
Francis Hackett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Hackett of this city, is in
the Marshall Hospital in a serious con-
dition as the result of fall while at
work at the mill Tuesday afternoon.
The young man is a high school stu
dent and has been working at the mill,
in the flour packing department, since
the beginning of the summer vacation
At the time of his injury he was assist
ing with carpenter work on the old
mill building, which is being enlarged
and while crossing a timber, carrying
some lumber the beam broke, precipi-
Eating him to the next floor IA feet
below. In falling he struck on the point
of an upright beam and his face was
badly cut and bruised by striking a
machine gear. He was taken TO the
Marshall hospital, where an examina-
ton disclosed three broken ribs, one
of which had pierced the lung, besides
minor injuries. While not entirely
out of danger, the young mans con-
dition is improving, according to la
test reports. Marshall Messenger.
Geo. III. johnson and family return
ed home from Diamond Lake Tuesday
afternoon. They left the lake at a. m.
Monday and were pulled out of the
mud seven times between Wi1lmar
and Olivia. Seaforth Item