The Redwood gazette., 1919-12-17

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4 Sunday visitor in Redwood Falls.
Miss Anna Donlon Of Morton was a
shopper il Redwood Falls Saturday.
Louis Meierding Of Morgan was 2
business caller IN Redwood Falls Sat
urday
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Everett return
ed Thursday from a short visit IN
Minneapolis.
III. B. Bacon Of st. Paul was ii Red
! wood Falls Monday working on the
Tax Commission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rogers and Dave
McC Corquodale of Delhi were shoppers
in Redwood Falls Monday.
l< Mrs. c. A. Patton entertained sew
eraI Of her friends at her home Thurs
day evening of last week.
l w. G Weldon, Clerk Of Court, IS
4 sued marriage license las. week to
tArvene Bauer and Ruth E. Mcguire.
# Buffalo meat on sale at the Cor
siner Meat Market next week. Don't
.IfaiI to get some for Christmas. % 1t.
d Mrs. S Al. Appleton returned Mon
Il day from Marshall where she attend
ed the wedding of her sis er which oc-
Toured last week.
Walter King returned last week
from a visit with his sister, Mrs. Il
Strawsell who lives in the Northern,
port. of the state.
Miss Treu who has had charge Of
the Millinery department. at the Lea
/ der Store left Monday for her home
at Macon, Missouri
Special Sale on White Sewing ma
chimes at the w. T Wilcox store Sat
urday. December 20. Call and see a
full line of these splendid machines
i 22-1t.
4 Mrs. D. Cotherman Of White, s. ID.
rel surned to her home Monday after
/ visiting with her sister Mrs. Il. s..
/ Kleckner since last Thursday.
Francis Ruder who, is attending a
/ University at Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
/ arrived here Saturday and will spend
the holidays with his father Andrew
Ruder.
DR.. E. G.. Horn left Monday for
Minneapolis where he will attend the
Inter Church conference held ali West
minister Church the first three days
of this week.
Davenos have been scarce and hard
/ to get all this year but we now have
several on hand. The drop. end dave
no makes a good couch as we'll as
sitter and extra bed. Grapp Furniture
and Undertaking Co. 21-Bts.
Miss Helen Callaghan, Miss Maude
Little and Miss Purnell Cain enter
tanned, Friday evening at the Little
home IN honor Of Miss Tfeu who LETT
! Monday for her home in Missouri.
There will be program and bas-
lket social held at District No. 81, Fri
day evening, December the nineteenth
j (19th) Everyone is cordially invited
| to attend. Ladies please bring bas,
Ekets. Elsie Gaedy, teacher
When you buy your candies here
YOU patronize home industry We
MIKE and JOESS. % 1t
John Keister of Dakota, Ill, arriv-
led las Wednesday evening for a Wis
fit With MS sister Mrs. II. SIX leckner
and his daughter Mrs Lee Neuseh
wander. Miss Marie Keister who has
been here with her sister since Aug
lust, will return home with her brother
4 when heNleavessthis week.
We deliver furniture by auto truck
!, I'd. all surrounding towns and GUN
try Grapp Furnisnre and UndeFtak-
ing Co. 2lE3ts'
! Rev. Albert Torbet of the RedEood
Falls Presbyterian Church Will re-
i present the. Presbyterian Churches of
Redwood County at the Inter Cnurch
81 conference be held IN West1ninis-
: ter Church in Minneapolis the first
three days this week Rev. Torbet
4 left Monday night and will attend the
conference Tuesday and Wedne sday
Buy buffalo meat Tor holiday eat
ing. 1t will be on sale at the Corner
Meat Market early next week.
We have a carload shipment of
4 White Sewing machines ready for you1
inspection. A special sale he's been
arranged for Saturday December 20.
22-1t.
The following officers have been
4 elected in the A O. U. W. Lodge for
he ensuing year; r. NJ. W.. Frank
Brewster; NJ. W., George Woiford:
s. fOverseer, David Soderquist; Foreman
Sam Gimmell; Rec. NJ Lohrenz; F.
Emil Kuenzli; Rec. L. E. Jungers; G.
lG. Fedderly; In S. w. Robert Neate;
Out S. w. Albert Wfckman; Trustee,
i H. Shoemaker; Physician, w A.
Brand
i All tires are not worth repairs. We
tell you the truth. Ours is a NEW
81 SERVICE that you Will like Write
!, for our offer. THE RUBEN TIRE
4 COMPANY, E. D. Barensfeld,i Mgr.
900 Hennepin Ave-, Minneapolis, Min
nesota. 20 If.
i P. W.. Kuske has sold his sRexall
drug store to Arthur j. Yaekel of
Comfrey and on january first will
retire from the drug business. He
1 reserves the piano and photograph
business to which he will continue to
I devote his time in the f1 ure. Mr..
: Yackel conducts a drug store atyCom-
/ frey. He recently rendered his resig
nation IN that village and will give up
that position Mr. Yackel is well known
lin Springfield, having been employed in
Fhe Kuske store before gong to Com
i frey He is an energetic young busi-
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