The Redwood gazette., 1919-03-26

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ness trip.
| Banker Merrick of Crosby arrived
Saturday to spend the week end witt
his family. sr
Mrs. Roper spent Saturday with he
daughter Mrs. F. Shoemaker Of Nortl
Redwood.
Judge Frank Clague left Tuesday
noon to attend to his judicial dutie!
at New Ulm.
Lamberton is agitating the sub.
ject of Sunday movies question upor
which the village is soon to take &C
ton.
Arthur Hassenstab left Thursday
for his home at Remer after visit
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. Has
senstab.
Milton Mertz arrived home Monday
morning from NJ. Dakota where he ac-
companied George Thayer with car
load of stock.
Walter Hill who is stationed at a
training station at Philadelphia, arriv-
ed Monday morning for few days Wis
it with j. K. Lamberton.
Attend the meeting at the Court
Room in Redwood Falls on April 8, at
one o'clock and help to organize our
county's Public Health Association.
Get your groceries at McPherson's s
and have them DELIVEREDi 36-1t.
Miss Barbara McIlreavie resumed
her work at the H. G.. Schmahl store
last week after an absence of about
three weeks which she spent in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Agnes Mulligan arrived home
Friday from Minneapolis where she
teaches and will spend her spring vaca-
tion with her mother Mrs. Lillian Lam
berton.
Fred Orth of Morton has accepted a
position as assistant cashier in the
Farmers State Bank of Redwood Falls
and has already started upon his new
duties there.
R. F. Wherland of Stanley, N. Dako-
ia was a business caller in Redwood
Falls the first of the week, arriving
Sunday and leaving for his home
Tuesday.
]. P. Cooper left Saturday for Chi
cago to attend meeting of the Farm
Loan Bank Association. Mr.. Cooper
will return Thursday or Friday
of this week.
Gene Ashford arrived home Sunday
from a Massachusetts, camp having
received his discharge from military
service. He is now here with his moth
er Mrs. G. Ashford.
Mrs. Freeman. Miss Freeman and
Miss Warren of Franklin arrived Sat
urday for a visit with DR.. and Mrs.
Coie. Mr.. Freeman motored to Red
wood Falls Sunday and the ladies re-
turned home with him.
The EXIDE BATTERY is used on
IS per cent of the United States sub
marines.
WHY?
Because it is the mast dependable
Garage. 35-tf.
F. r. Kline was called to Chicago
last week by the C. & N. W. r. r. to
do some special townsite work for the
in South Dakota. Mr.. Kline
has done this special work for the
Railway Company for many years
past.
The annual meeting of the Mite So
ciety of the Presbyterian Church will
ne held in the west room of the church
Thursday afternoon, March 27 at four
o'clock, prompt. All members are urg-
I'd to be present. Election of officers
will be held.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Edwin Bollnm
arrived last week from" Camp Mills
where Lieutenant Bollum has been in
service for the past several months.
lie has now been discharged from the
@nly
Ian work in the near future.
McPherson's really DELIVERS all
groceries purchased there. Morning
delivery at nine thirty and afternoon
delivery at three-thirty. 36-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Merrill of Bricy-
in expect to return to their home to-
lay after spending several days in
Redwood Falls while their infant
laughter was receiving treatment at
he Redwood Falls Hospital for eye
rouble. The treatment was very sue
essful and the child has almost en-
irely recovered.
Perry Nelson returned Friday morn
ng from business trip to Dawson |
Garshall and other towns in that sec
ion. Mr. Nelson was holding cloak |
nd suit sales for the Philbrick Store |
f Redwood Falls and reports that the |
rade this spring is opening in good |
hape, people apparently having plen-
Y of money and being ready to buy
luch more freely than they did dur
1g the war. Mr.. Nelson believes the
pring and summer seasons are going
0 bring good business in all lines of |
lercantile trade.
DR.. F. H. Aldrich has resigned as
ostmaster of Belview after having
ED the office since March 1914, and |
yil devote all his time to his profes-
ional duties. Since DR.. Aldrich re-
urned from his several months Of |
Military service he has been very busy |
nd finds it impossible to longer care
Or the postoffice. Editor c.. A. John
on who acted as postmaster during |
he absence of Dr. Aldrich will act as
ostmaster until the examination to /
i'll the vacancy. This examination
ill be held in Redwood Falls April |
2.
Philip Lee arrived Monday for