The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-08-20


visitor at Appleton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Opheim Of Tracy.
were Redwood Falls visitors Wednes-
day.
Edgar VIM has gone to Spencer,
j Ia, for visit Of several days with
friends.
Mrs. J. H. Gammell Of Minneapolis
was d guest last week of her brother,
II. NJ. Harrington.
Mrs. Hslen Robinson has recently
had as her guest, her brother. Mr..
Hammer, of North Dakota.
Willis Bengston of Cambridge, H.,
is a guest at the Dahlberg Brothers
homo. He arrived last Saturday.
Miss Lillian Anderson Of Andover,
! H.. arrived Thursday for a visit at
the home of the Dahlberg Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Whitaker return
ed to Minneapolis Friday after visit
with their neice, Mrs. E. Horr at her
! home here.
Edgar VIM arrived here Tuesday
1ihaying been discharged from mill
Itary service at Camp Dodge Monday
of last week.
The Brown county jail has been en-
tirely empty since June 21-the long
lest period of emptiness in the history
of the county.
The power of decision, when back
ed by course In the Mankato Com
mercial college, Mankato, Mimi, IS
sure to bring success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. King of Tracy motored to Red
wood Falls and spent the day at the
lJ. M. Harrington home.
/ Mrs. G.. A. Jaehning and her daugn-
tiers are visiting at the A. j. Chamber
lain home at Marshall. Mr.. Jaehning
motored to Marshall with them We'd
nesday evening.
Lieutenant Theodore Roosevelt will
be one of the principal speakers at the
National Convention of the American
League which will be held in st. Paul
September and A.
Lieutenant VIM. Evans arrived Mon
day for short visit with his sister.
Mrs. H. w. johnson. He is on his
way to Camp Russell Wyoming, where
he will receive his discharge from
military service.
w. S. Brammer left Saturday for a
short visit with his sisters at Winona.
Miss Margaret Brammer who has been
the guest of her aunts for her vacation
returned to Redwood Falls with her
father Monday.
Mrs. Eta Aldrich and her daughter
left Saturday for visit in Minneapolis
/ and from there they will go to Elk
River where they will live during the
winter. Miss Aldrich is teacher IN
the schools of Elk River.
Norman Steele will leave this week
/ for Chisholm where he will resume
the work which he left at the time OF
his enlistment. Since his discharge
from service Norman has been visit
i ing here with his father and sisters.
Frank Peterson of Cedar Rapids,
Ia. arrived Monday for visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Person.
Mrs. Peterson and her little daughter
who have been guests at the Person
home for several weeks will return I'd
Iowa with him.
Superintendent and Mrs. Ralph
Towne of Ortonville arc visiting this
week at the home Of Mrs, Towne's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H.. M. Hitch
cock. Miss. Hazel Hitchcock, who has
been a guest at the Towne home for
the past few weeks returned home
with them.
1 Mrs. Hargis and her.chil@ ren arrived
last week and the Hargis family is
lnow nicely located inthe HiIlig home
(which Mr.. Hargis recently purchased.
Mr.. Hargis has been in Redwood Falls
for the past several weeks, making
preparations for the opening of the
public schools.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. III. E.. Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Horr and Miss Ora Smith who
has been a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Palmer, motored to Renville Sunday
/ From there Mrs. Palmer and Miss
Smith went by train to Wilnot, S. D.,
the other member of the party return
ing to Redwood Falls.
| Mrs. Minnie Brown arrived last
week for short visit with her son. II.
Brown, and her daughter, Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. Brown is now comfortably locat-
ed at Richland Centre and is just re-
turning there from a visit with her
son in South Dakota. She will return
| to Richland Centre this week.
Sgt. Will Hicks, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Is. p. Hicks of Nettiewyynnt, arrived
home from overseas Wednesday after
twenty months service In the army.
Sgt. Hicks served in the aviation
branch, and was in France for thir-
teen months, being in active service
there from July of last year until No
vember. He was given his honorable
discharge at Camp Dodge.-Tracy
Headlight.
John Colville has arranged for a
sale of his live stock, machinery and
other effects to be held at his present
home September 8. Mr.. Colville has
sold his farm here and will move to
Minneapolis where he purchased a
home while there last week. His two
younger children, Raymond ana
Marian will attend the University Of
Minnesota this year and his daughter,
Miss Maude Colville, already lives In
Minneapolis. 1t is to be with their
children that Mr.. and Mrs. Colville
have decided to move to Minneapolis.
They have been residents of Redwood
Falls township for the past fourteen
years and hope to return to Redwood
Falls at some time In the future to