The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-01-15
This Paper
Stops
When Your
Time Is Up.
Watch Your.
Label


]. F. Young of Delhi was bushes
caller at the Gazette Friday.
Mrs. L. Hartwick of Morgan was
!. Redwood Falls shopper Monday.
A son was born to Mrs. Angus Mi
. Ter at .he County Home Monday JanU
: airy Is.
Burt Zumwinkle who has been i
the aviation service with an oversee
company arrived Monday at his hom
at Morton after several months o
service.
\ The Misses Rose and Victoria Vod
mick returned Monday from Owatonns
where they spent the holidays witt
their parents. They have resumed
heir work at Gallea's restaurant.
The Scenic City Repair Shop vii
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call US for any tire re.
/ pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprie-
/ tor. 46-tf.
H. N. Bell has moved his undertake
ing parlors into the Byram building
on Second Street making the change
Tuesday morning. Charlebois Bros.
moved their stock and equipment also
Tuesday morning, now occupying the
building formerly occupied by the
Rutter Furniture Store.
The store building where we have
been located has changed owners, we
were obliged to move and can now
be found opposite Aune and Thune's
where we extend a welcome to our
friends. We have a nice line of fur
niture beds and mattresses, do repair
work and upholstering. We also do
picture framing with circular and oval
glass cutting and have a fine line of
mouldings. Call and see US. H. C.
Rutter. 26-2ts
A funeral service was held at
Craps undertaking parlors last Fri
day morning for little Bertha Erick-
son, the seven year old child of Mr..
Erickson of the Morton community.
Rev. A. A. Schaller officiated. The
child had been i'll several months with
heart trouble. She is survived by her
father, two sisters and two brothers
the mother having died seveal years
ago. The body was taken to the for
mer home at Turtle River, Mimi, for
interment by the side of her mother
Redwood Falls friends of Miss Ruth
Whitmore who formerly taught in
the public schools here, will be inter
ested in knowing that she has receiv-
ed her call to go to Washington to
take part in the reconstruction work
and will leave at once. Miss Whit
more has been teaching in Minneapo-
lis for the past year blu. has resign
ed her position there. She has taken
q course IN preparation for work with
the returned soldiers and goes to
we'll equipped to take up
her new duties.
Miss Ruth Myhre arrived from Min
neapolis Monday and has assumed her
duties as superintendent of the Red |
wood Falls Hospital. Miss Myhre is
registered nurse. having taken her
,rainino IN one of the largest nos
oitals in Wisconsin and is splendidly |
equipped for the important work of /
Ter new position. The hospital auth
,rities count themselves extremely
fortunate in having secured her COM
,etent services at the present time
When it is almost impossible to find
trained nu - who is at liberty to
.ccept a position.
A very charming old-time party was
eld Monday evening at the home of
1r. and Mrs. w. H. Gold, the ladies
{ the Woman'S Club entertaining
heir husbands and a few friends. All
lembers of the company were dress
d in the quaint costumes of past
ears and some of the effects were
cry picturesque and amusing. The
vening was spent in playing old
ashioned games and in dancing the
irginia Reel, Mrs. A. E. King and
Irs. Mary Finn leading. Appropri-
5e Old-time refreshments were serv-
| by the hostess committee consist
g of Mrs. w. II. Gold, Mrs. Adella
raft and Mrs. G. A. Jaehning.
Rev. Albert Torbert left Monday
BON for Minneapolis where he will
tend the New Era convention held
lere this week. Mrs. Torbert, who
at present in Minneapolis, will re-
I'm to Redwood Falls with him and
ey will then take up their residence
the Manse. At present. Mr.. and
rs. Torbert have none of their child
n with them. They have two sons
military service one of them in
rance at the present A third son
no until recently was in munition
cory, is at present engaged in bust
IS in Chicago and their daughter
a student at Northwestern Univer-
~.
Lucian Pane of Belview had The
isfortune to run over Sylvester Por-
r the eight year old son of Mr.. and
rs. John Porter, who was coast
g on the Bridge Street hill with
Tmber of other boys Saturday after
on. The lad was cut about the head
cessitating the closing OF the would
! several stitches, Otherwise his
luries were not serious although his
cape was miraculous considering
a. both wheels of the car ran over
n. According to reports Mr.. PAYNE
IS not at fault as the children were
the wrong side of the street and at
, turn where It was impossible to
} them in time to prevent an acci-
at, particularly in an enclosed car
n as are being used at this time
wear The Y1r0affco ~ .0o-@:..~. -