The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15

r. Simmons of Morton was a caller
at the Gazette office Saturday.
The FL. G.. Schmahl and Company's
Special Discount Sale is now on. 13-1t.
Misses Amanda and Mathilda Juhn-
ke are spending the week visiting in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Lillian Lamberton returned
Monday from ST. Peter where she vis-
tied for several days.
VIM. Duncan, Jr., Of Milroy and his
little daughter spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends here.
Miss Bernice Wood entertained the
teachers of the grade school Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Davis.
| Miss Jessie Thompson returned to
her home at Goodthunder Friday after
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Wells.
Prof. Richard Anderson and family
are now nicely settled in the Rockey
house. We are glad to welcome them
to Huntley. Winnebago Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mann and
children and w. G. Mann and family
and Miss Bernice Wood motored to
New Ulm Sunday and spent the day.
tine Anderson were married at the
parsonage of the Methodist Church
Thursday afternoon, Dr.. E. G. Horn
reading the marriage service.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Larson of
st. Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Larson were Redwood County visitors
last week. They made their head
quarters with relatives at Walnut
Grove.
Geo. Gibson left Saturday for Rock
Island, III. after a three weeks vacation
which he spent with his wife here
He has now resumed his work for the
government as guard at the arsenal
at Rock Island.
Rev. Charles Thornton left last
Wednesday for Cincinnati to attend
the national convention Of the Christi
an Church. Mrs. Thornton took charge
of the Sunday morning service in his
absence, and will again be in charge
next Sunday.
Harry Holt who was badly injured
in the recent automobile accident was
able to return to his home last week
after several weeks in the Redwood
Falls hospital. His mother, Mrs. Hem
rietta Holt, and his brother Fred are
still at the hospital.
DR.. Adams Of Morgan was in town
Monday. He is one of the men who
cast his ballot against retaining Dr.
Fritsche in the Redwood Brown medi-
cal association and states that some
arrangement will be made whereby the
loyal doctors of the two counties will
again become affiliated with the state
association. Springfield Free Press.
Athanas Henle who has been the
linotype operator at the Gazette Of
flee left last week to take UP his new
work as operator at the Herald Dis
patch office 1t Sleepy Eye His place
at the Gazette office has been taken
by Anton Taucheck Of New Ulm who
also took Mr.. Henle's place here while
the latter was serving with the A. E.
r. Mr.. Taucheck started his work
last Tuesday.
See official Red Cross pictures each
Monday night at the Dream Thea
tre. lift
Mrs. Brown, q resident of the local
Indian colony. who attended the Indi-
an convention of North America
tribes, held in Minneapolis last week,
says that at the next meeting the In
dams will ask for the property along
the Minnesota River from Browns
Valley to Sleepy Eye a. q reservation.
According to the redmen's point Of
view, when congress set aside the
reservation, only that land which was
good for nothing was given to the
Indians Now they ask strip of and
"a half days walk" Or approximately
twenty miles wide between the two
cities mentioned as their permanent
home. Granite Falls Tribune.