The Redwood gazette., 1919-12-03

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Morgan, were Redwood Falls visitors
Friday.
Miss Mae Blossom was called to
Morris Thursday by the sudden death
Of an intimate friend
Miss Agnes Eischen of Evan has ac-
cepted q position at the Philbrlek
Store and started her work there Mon
day.
Mrs. Earl Conklin Of Morton spent
several days with Mrs. Leroy Carson
assisting her to get settled IN her new
/ Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Borg spent
Thanksgiving with their daughter
Mrs. G. E. Roe ard her family at
Olivia.
Miss Leona johnson returned Friday
from Winona where she spent Thanks
giving with her sister Miss Alta
johnson.
Miss Bernice Hodge returned to her
school at Revere Sunday after short
vacation spent with her mother Mrs.
Anna Hodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brammer and
their daughter Margaret spent Thanks
gnving with Mr.. Brammer's sister at
Winona. They returned Friday.
Jim Smithers who is travelling for
moving pictures IN North Dakota ar
rived here Sunday for a visit with
his mother Mrs. Carrie Smithers.
Mankato had seven inmates IN her
county jail Thanksgiving day the larg
est number for several months past.
Some of the prisoners We're detained
on very serious charges.
D. E. Ellington, who recently lost
his drug store at Wabasso by fire is
considering the proposition of moving
elsewhere although he has no definite
plans along that line at present.
Graphs King Eight Auto Hearse
has been refinished in Silver Gray by
Flathers and Byran1. 19-2ts.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIE Roy Carson, re-
turned from Fairfax Monday bring
ing their household goods with them.
They have moved into the Grant Mar
tin house on East Flynn Street.
Mrs. Francis Davis was pleasantly
surprised by a numDer of her friends
who called at her home Friday even
ing and spent several hours in cele-
bration of her birthday anniversary
Arnett and Hammer recently de-
livered three Oldsmobile cars the pur-
chasers being John Kuck of Redwood
Falls who bought an Eight, Axel En-
gelberg who bought a Six and Ralph
Kulp who bought an Eight.
More storage batteries will be spoil
ed by neglect this month than any 9TH
er. Take the battery out of your car
and bring it to the Appleton Battery
Co., for winter storage. 1t costs lit
tie and save you dollars next spring.
Phone. 176 if you wish US to. call for
your battery. 20-1t.
Do your Christmas shopping early.
We will store the goods for later de-
livery. Grapp Furniture and Under
taking Co. 19-2ts.
Judge Frank Clague, Redwood Falls,
is receiving considerable, compliment
tary notice over the state as a recep,
tive candidate for congress in this
district. Judge Clague has supporters
by the hundraf all over the. district
and il he should become candidate
it is, almost tansamount to election.
Brown County Journal. ,eEr
A baby boy was born to Mrs. Miles
Porter, formerly of this city, last Wed
nesday. Mrs. Porter resides ingMin-.
neapolis. There are four girls i'm the
family also. Last summer, Miles, Por
ter met a tragic death. by drowning at
one Of the lakes near Minneapolis. He
was in the act of rescuing daughter
from the lake when he met death.
Mankate Free Press.
The Appletn Battery Company has
purchased the Parish building which is
adjacent to its present building on the
west side and expect to use it next
spring to enlarge the company's place
of business in order 10 accommodate the
constantly increasing business. The
transaction was made very recently
Mr.. Parish will occupy the building for
the next few months.
Let us fix you out with a set Of
GOODYEAR Tires. They can't be beat
for long mileage. We do vulcanizi1lg
and all kinds of repair work. Ken
meth Byram. l-tf
Lamberton is the first city to ask
for coal and they are experiencing an
acute shortage according 10 o. 2. i,
jacobson. commissioner at Minneapo-
lis. He says that unless coal is re-
ceived at once the light and power
station will be forced to shut down,
which also will put Wabasso and Wal
nut Grove in darkness. Car short
age. is given as one reason for coal
shortage,
A large shipmen. of tables, buffets
and bedroom furniture arrived this
month. Grapp Furniture and Under
taking Co. 19-2ts,
According to word received by a.
number of local people during the past
week Henry Weckop, former resi-
dent of Arlington, is now back in Ger1
many to which country he was de
ported from Canada at the conclusion
of the war. The information comes
in the form of number of letters to-
people here asking them to intercede
for him in an attempt to return to
this country which he left about Is
years ago, going to Canada. When
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