The Redwood gazette., 1919-03-19

Joseph Danielson of Walnut Grove
was business visitor here Wednes-

was a business visitor here Wednes.
day.
c. A. Luscher returned Sunday
night from business trip to the
Twin Cities.
Mrs. A. Jaehning and Mrs. Magnu
son of Wood Lake were Redwood Falls
visitors Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. G. Gerber of Redwood Falls has
taken a position as bookkeeper IN ar
elevator at his home in LIE Sueur.
A. d. McRae left Monday for Roch-
ester where he will seek medical ad-
vice from the Doctors Mayo.
/ The Industrial Society of the Chris
tian Church met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Wetmore.
Mrs. Wentland returned last week tc
her home at Franklin after visit here
with her daughter Mrs. Fisher Cuff.
Mrs. NJ. Lauterbach and her child
ren left Saturday for New Ulm for
visit with her mother, Mrs. Schllllng'
Mrs. Carrie Smithers was out We'd
nesday of last week for the first time
after a severe illness caused by lnflu-
enza. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmid left
Thursday for Williston N. d. for
visit at the home of Mrs. Schmld' S
parents.
Superintendent M. C. Helm return
ed Saturday morning from Minneapo-
lis where he attended a meeting of the
superintendents of the state.
The village of Walnut Grove voted
on the city sewerage question last
Tuesday and the sewers won out by
vote of sixty-nine to thlrty-three
William Carity arrived home Friday
from the Great Lakes Training Sta
ton having received his discharge
from military service.
Edwin r. Hills, rural mail carrier
of Route one from the local post-of-
flee was confined to his bed last week
with an attack of influenza.
C. v. Everett and C. A. Luscher
made a trip to Minneapolis and St.
Paul last week on business relative
to the Redwood County Fair.
"Dad" Isham was able to be out
Saturday for the first time after an
illness which kept him confined to his
home for four weeks. His many
friends are delighted to see him again
about town.
Mrs. Tom Wolverton accompanied
by her little niece Iris Robbins, left
last week for her home at Marshall
after a visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. O. Leavens and with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wolverton here.
The High School Girls Basket Ball
team will play the High School Girls
Basket Ball team of Wood Lake at the
Armory Tuesday evening, March Is.
Every body come out and support the
team. 35-1t
Mesdames Christensen, Brand and
McRae are the hostess for the Thurs
day afternoon meeting of st. Veronl-
cas- Guild which will be held at the
parish house. The hours are from
three to five o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gold were able
to continue their trip to Florida after
delay of several days in Minneapolis
because of the illness of Mrs. Gold.
Her friends here are hopeful that her
health will be greatly improved by her
vacation spent in the south.
H. w. Ward returned Friday from
Mime apolis where he took
Mrs. Ward to her physician for treat
ment of her nose and throat. Mrs.
Ward remained in the city until she
is feeling better and will probably
return Thursday or Friday of this
week.
Theodore B. Seifert, piano expert
will be here the last full week of this
month. after March "a. Leave your
orders for early spring calls at the
music store, or with the music teach
ers of the city. 34-2ts. pd.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Larson and
sons left Monday for their new home
at Des Moines where they have pur-
chased a house. Their household
goods went by car Friday. Their
many friends here hope that they will
speedily become acclimated to their
new surroundings and will enjoy their
residence in Des. Moines. They promise
to return to Redwood at least once
each year.. and oftener if possible for
a visit with friends.
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.
A Red Cross drive for secondhand
clothing will be made during the week
of March to April T. Anyone having
such clothing to give for relief work
is requested to leave it at the Red
Cross rooms in the city hall. The
need of this clothing for relief work
is very great and all housewives are
asked to go through the clothing Of
their families carefully to see if there
is any that may be given away.
Number A of Volume 1 of the Red
wood County Farmer appeared Mon
day March II and is a very creditable
number. On the front page of the
Farmer is published letter from Sec
retary of State, ]. A. Schmahl lauding
the editors for the success of their pub
lication, its material, purpose etc. The
list of the prize winners at the recent
Morgan Poultry Show is among the in
teresting articles published in this is
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