The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-30


# Miss Ruth Riordan Of Lamberton i:
guest at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Ben Everett.
Clement aaafer Of Renville speni
sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs
+. Wester.
Miss Mary Thune returned Wednes
4 day from q visit Of several days II
Minneapolis.
AZ B. Winter spent several days
visiting in the Twin Cities last week
He returned Monday.
Mrs. John Henle Of New Ulm ar.
rived Saturday for visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs oe Lauterbach.
Who IS the Terror Of the Range p
I2T 40-2ts
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Garold Colston Of Des Moines. Iowa
April IA. Mrs. Colston was formerly
Miss Ethel Bliss of Redwood Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Davis of Sea
forth moved to Redwood Falls Satur-
day and have moved into the John
Junemann home which they purchas-
ed last fall.
DR.. G. 3. Fraser of Sanborn return
ed recently from Woodstock. Ontoria
Wkere he had been to attend the fun
| eral of his parents, both of whom died
on the same day, in advanced years.
/ we, have complete stock of pic
! ture holdings and mattings so that
we can frame your pictures right.
Bring them in. Grapp Furniture and
Undertaking Co. 41-2ts.
A deal was made Monday through
the Sparks Ward Company whereby
Mrs. Katherine Sinnott became the
owner of the f. Carmen residence in
the south part of town.
Peter Monsoon says he's got -160
acres of land when it's dry, but at
present he is of the opinion he has
800 acres of water, and wants prices
on wild rice seed His address is Bel
view, Minn.-Vesta Censor.
Clerk of Court Weldon issued mar
riage licenses during the past days to
Geo. Schabacker and Anna Paulson,
to Floyd Smith and Gladys Stegner, to
Carl Hollingsworth and Ruth Hickey
and to Clessie Brazle and Cora Stock.
Special Matinee every SATURDAY 3
p. M. at the New Dream 40-2ts
James Longbottom of Seaforth was
a Redwood Falls visitor Saturday for
the first time since his return from
the state of Washington where he
Longbottom returned from the West
about three weeks ago.
Miss Gertrude Moriarty returned
last week from visit to her home at
Redfield, S. D. She was accompanies
to Redwood Falls by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Clarence Moriarty and her child
who will be her guests for time Mrs.
Moriarty is the wife of Captain Nor
arty who is expected to return soon
from a long term of overseas service.
The allotment for the 9Th or Vic
tory loan for Walnut Grove was $24,l
200. This was reached early and by
Wednesday the amount subscribed
amounted to $26,100. The subscrip-
ton is practically completed, the
amount allotted to the individual sub
scribers amounting to an oversub-
scriptlon of about $4,000.
Chairman Gimmestad of the Belview
Liberty organization reports that the
loan quota for this section is already
nearly finished. Belview with quota
of 5000, will oversubscribe about
81, 900. Kintire with $20,500 will go
over before Saturday, as will also be.
the case with Swedes Forest whose
quota is SIS, 900.-Belview Indepensa
dent. e
The Scenic City Repair Shop win
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call US for any tire re-
pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprie-
tor. 46-tf.
Lamberton casts solid vote for the;
concrete road system that will adj
vance the interests of Minnesota many
I among the states of the union.
This field was open minded on the
proposition before, but after this
springs SHOWS and rains, and finally
no roads. the point is seen and the
value of uninterrupted traffic appre-
ciated. And Lamberton is not the on
~ community in the state that has
arrived at the same unanimous con-
clusion in the same practical way.
Star.
The young people of the Methodist
Church, including the members of the
Epworth League, the members, of both
the morning and evening choirs and
all the other attendants of the church
who are of Epworth League age will
be the guests of honor at banquet |
given by the ladies of the church next
Friday evening, May 2. The banquet
will be served at seven-thirty o.
clock and following this will be special
music and an address by DR. Burt |
Edward Smith, pastor of the Joyce
Memorial Church of Minneapolis It |
IS probable that covers will be laid for |
about a hundred guests.
Summer school at the Nettleton |
Commercial College, Sioux Falls, S. D. |
opens June 2. Learn bookkeeping
md shorthand now. Send for cata-
ogue. 41-1t. |
Miss Gladys Stegner of Redwood |
Falls and Floyd Smith were quietly
married at the home of Mrs. P. ..
the brides grandmother
Friday morning, April Is. The cere-
nony was performed by Rev. Julius
Hitchcock of Waseca, an uncle of the |
bride and the only guests were the
members of the family. Mrs. w. B.
Clement presided at the piano and