The Redwood gazette., 1919-11-12

fy seat N1SILOE, 1AONudy-
E. z. Herbert Of Fargo, II. D.. was
q cal er IN Redwood Monday9
Miss Louise KeisoW is spending the
week at her home at Morgan.
IT, g. Hubbard left Monday on z
business rip to the Twin Cities.
Miss Bessie McAllister was visit
or in Minneapolis over Sunday.
6. a. Neufert was business visit
or IN the Twin Cities last week.
Harry johnson has purchased a
Dodge touring car from J Z Ianabef-
ton.
Mrs. Cora Fox returned Saturday
night from q business trip to Mime
apolis.
Ken. Mckenzie returned Sunday
from Minneapolis where he spent sew
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Gold re urned
Monday night from a business trip to
St Paul.
! Miss Agnes Eischen Of Evan visited
over Sunday with her sister Miss Fior-
ence Eischen.
Fred Knapp is in Minneapolis this
week attending the American Legion
Convention.
Donald Gold attended the Minneso-
ta-Tllinois football game in Minneapo-
lis Saturday.
G. o. Torgeson Of Hitchcock's Drug
Store was a business visitor in Min
neapolis last week.
Genie Ashford and Grover Mans
feldt attended the football game IN
Minneapolis, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin LohrenZ left
Saturday for the Twin Cities Where
thev will visit their daughte~.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Vihstadt re urne
Sunday from Minneapolis after sever
al DAYS spent in the Twin Cities.
John Iamberton and Chauncy
We,ch drove to Minneapolis Thursday
returning by train, Sunday night.
A. B. Winter spent the week end IN
Minneapolis visiting Mrs. Winter who
has been there for several weeks.
d. L. Crimnnins and n. II. Dripps
went to Remer Monday nigh and will
spend several days in deer hunting.
Mrs Lucy Swoffer of Walnut Grove
who has been a guest at the McRae
home will return to her home Tues
day.
Miss Katherine Augustine Of Sleepy
Eye visited from Saturday until
Tuesday at the home of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
F. Zehetner.
Won Luscher returned Sunday nigh
from Minneapolis where he visited
with his sister and brothers, who
are attending the Universe Y.
Are you seeking a better posi- ion!
Then write the Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi. Send for
catalogue. ll-lt.
James A. Larson, his daughter nj s.
Frederickson and her husband and Dan
MaIIoy of Walnut Grove were cues S
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. +.
Larson while here last week.
DR.. and Mrs. George Grapp left
Saturday for Minneapolis, they ex-
pect to return Wednesday by car div
ing out a Nash model which they rut
chased from ]. K. Lamberton.
Misses Verda Larson and Ida Kuen-
Iii who are students at Hamline Uni
versity arrived Friday evening for q
visit at their homes here. They will
return to st. Paul Tuesday night.
Mrs. r. A. Cooper went to Renef,
Saturday for visit with her parents
DR.. and Mrs. e. A Lyman. Mr.. Coop
er will go to Remer this week in tine
for the opening of the big game sea
son.
A. d. McRae will leave Thursday
for Sandstone, Mimi. for several days
of deer hunting. With Mr.. McRae
will be VIM. Frank of Springfield
DIR. McRae of Princeton and several
other gentlemen from Princeton.
Tuesday November 18 the Women's
Relief Corps will meet in the knights
of Pvthias Hall and it is desired thai
all .members shall be present as Amy
Hughes of Mankato will be present {
inspect the corps. Members OF tht
Grand Army of the Republic are cor
daily invited to attend.
4 Cards have been received announc
ing the marriage of Miss Cyrene Vii
son of Oslo, daughter of former
editor Of The Star, E. M. Wilson, tt
Joseph Tubbs of Marshall, on the ~
They will make their home on farm
near Milroy.-Lamberto Star.
i Let us fix you out with set Of
GOODYEAR Tires. They can't be beai
for long mileage. We do vulcanizins
and al kinds of repair work. Ken
meth Byram. ll-tI
Reports from Fred Hammel Sr
are that his health is gradually i'm
proving since his going to Miam
Florida and his entire recovery j
hoped for. Mr. Hammel's trouble j
of an asthmatic nature and save to
slight coughing spells he has been lit
tie troubled for the past few weeks
He and Mrs. Hammel with their young
est son, Martin, who went south wit
. them. are now living in the countr,
, short distance from Miami where tn
!. air has been found more beneficial
than closer In.
Al. j. Yackel, for the past six year
; Comfrey's efficient and obliging post
! master, has resigned the office, an
his resignation has been accepted b
: the Department in Washington. A.
however, will continue to serve unit
his successor has been appointe
through civil service examination
which will be held as soon as due not
fication to the public is given. NJ