The Redwood gazette., 1919-11-19
The Great
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tives at Redwood. and Wabasso.
Friends Of Miss Fo0tner will be
sorry to learn that her mother who
has fors sometime been taking treat
ment at the hospital at Mankato, has
not been doing well the past week
Miss Fcotner has been unable to re-
sumo her duties at the Farmers and
Merchants Bank as she has been un-
able to leave her mother. ts
Miss Jedlecka. the popular milliner
at the, Fox Store, finished her fall
and winter work here, and leaves this
week for her home at Anoka.
Little Miss Alta Davis was six
years old last Friday. Saturday af-
rternoon her mother entertained a
party OF eleven little friends and
schoolmates In honor of Atlas birth
day anniversary. Games and a de-
lightful lunch added to the. .fniovr
ment of the party and the little girl
was gthes yaeipient of many nice gifts
as remembrance of the occasion.
aHughes, the West Virginia wrest-
Ter, will try, our local wrestler Jes-
sic Slaymaker Y again next Friday
evening, but the match will take place
at Redwood Falls It3is reported that
"a two hundred dollar house has been
guaranteed the performance there
This community is greatly interested
in the contest, as Slaymaker has
many friends hare who feel assured
that he will win, the contest as he
did the first match only a few weeks
ago. -
An entertainment club was organ
;zed here the past week among our
business men. Frank Schieffert was
elected president; K M Jensen, Sec
~ctarV affd OIL Skogen, treasurer
The club will furnish some form of
entertainment during the winter
months. Z The. first event took place
Monday evening when the public in
duloed insan old-time masquerade and
"called off /" in the square dances just
as they did in the good old days long
ago. The dancers pronounced the af-
fair. as being the best social func-
ton of the season.
Ed. Blanchard, an old resident of
this town, arrived in town on Thurs
day from Walnut Grove where he
was the guest of his cousin, w. j.
Mcdonald and family. Only recently
the Blanchards had sale of their
farm property near Lewiston and
have rented rooms in town. They
plan on an extended visit this win
ter with relatives in Oklahoma. Their
daughter. Frances, is teaching in
Minneapolis and Gertrude is attend
ing Carleton College. The family
have 4 host of friends here who en-
10y a visit from this estimable fam
DIR. w. w. Carlile plans on going
to Davenport. Iowa, this week where
he wishes to take a short course in
the X-ray work. DR.. Carlile realizes
that in being a good dentist all the
modern improvements aid in making
his profession the best there is. He
has succeeded in working up fine
dental practice here.
al double basket ball game between
our local girls and boys team with
the Morton girls and boys team took
place Friday evening in the city hall.
The girls game in the early part OF
the evening resulted IN favor of Nor
ton, Is to II. The boys game fol-
lowed, our local boys team was also
the loosers, as the score was 43 to
13 IN favor of Morton. The latter
game, however, was rather unevenly
matched The visiting players were
much older than our players.
Mrs. Emil Grabow is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Mrs. G. Z. But
Ter, OF Lamberton.
Mrs. Martha Hinshaw has gone to
Sioux City, Iowa, where she will
spend the winter.
Will Shank attended an auction
sale at the county seat fair grounds
last week and purchased several head
of fullblood Duroc Jersey hogs while
there.
Frank Schuman and wife moved to