The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-24

Mrs. Cora Fox spent Sunday at the
DR.. Adams home in Morgan.
Charles w. Knox of Lamberton was
Redwood Falls caller Monday.
Stuart Peick of Minneapolis will
spend the week here visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hammel re-
turned Monday from trip to Prince
ton.
Miss Jedlicka of Morgan is assist
ing at the Fox Millinery store this
week.
Miss Ann Gilland of Morgan is Wis
iting with Redwood Falls friends this
week.
Attorney George A. Barnes made
a business trip to Milroy Monday
morning.
Loren Austin of Sparta, Wis, ar
rived Monday for short visit at the
H. A. Baldwin home.
Miss Margaret McNaughton has re-
turned to Manchester College to re-
sumo her studies there.
Hugo Sommerfeldt of Echo attend
ed the Melvin Daskam Post meeting
here last Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feeley of Farming
ter, Mrs. w. HI. jackson.
A. Wyatt of Minneapolis arrived
Saturday for several days visit with
his friend, Roger Dolliff.
Mrs. B. G. Hall was called to Wood
Lake Wednesday of last week to at
tend the funeral of friend.
Attorney Frank Hall of Madison,
Wis, was a guest last week at the
home of his brother, B. G. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Barnum left Fri
day in their car for a trip to Aubu-
don. They expect to be gone week.
Miss Marjorie Baldwin arrived We'd
nesday night for few days visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Bald
win.
A serious accident happened to Jim
Hannah's son near Wood Lake when
his Ford went over, turning several
somersaults. The young man had his
left arm broken in two places and the
car was badly wrecked.
DR.. Elsie Freese has decided to leave
Redwood Falls and will close her Of
fee here October l. DIR. Freese will
go first to Yakima, Wash, and from
there to Long Beach, CAL, expecting
to spend most of the winter at Long
Beach. She will not open an Office
until next spring and has practically
decided that when she does locate it
will be in some thriving town on the
Pacific Coast.
Theo. B. Seifert, professional in
piano tuning and player piano work,
is in town. He will be here again next
month. Leave orders at Thompson,s
music store or at w. T. Wilcox hard
ware store. 1O-1t
The Minneapolis Journal of last
Sunday contained large picture of
Levi Annis, formerly shoe dealer in
Redwood Falls as many of the older
residents here will remember. Mr..
Annis is now ninety years of age and
the picture shows him with his BIZ
cycle on which he rides to work each
day. He conducts a real estate and
insurance office on Central Avenue.
While he is entirely blind in one eye
because of cataract trouble his gen.
eral health is good. His home is at
2514 Fillmore ST.
One Of the murderers of Gus Lar
son, a Murray county farmer, was
captured last week at Glendive, Mon
tana, and his accomplice will likely
be apprehended soon. The party tax
en- is "A. j. Rogers, returned Cana
dian soldier. "A complete confession
was obtained from him In which he
stated that he and his partner had
held up Larson after the latter had
consented to give them a ride in his
car, while returning from Minneap-
oils. He was bound hand and foot,
after being relieved of his money and
q 500 Liberty Bond, and placed in a
cornfield near Olivia. He was killed
by being struck over the head. The
murder is one of the most brutal ma
ture.