The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15

e r. Peterson of Hutchinson was
~s,1s- i Redwood Falls Monday.
% ME- Am rs;IIiand If MORGAN was d
= a5s.T,od -sI,s,, Falls visitor Saturday.
Ms Laura Hunter IS visiting at the
home ~ her brother Dr. Belt Of Dodge
/ fso,,te,s f1s.,s
M;ea Helen 1.amberton drove to St.
peter Saturday with q load of foot
halls enthusiasts.
Miss I,ela Whitcomb Of Morton was
she sA,sn es,est .1s.' e her cousin Miss Grace
| WI,;fconab last week.
Mrs. ivan Alexander Of Fox Lake
ix g71esf at, the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Starr.
Mrs. Rov Crooks of Vesta. was a
Guest last week at the home of her
mother Mrs. T. d. Barber.
| a daughter was born to Mr.. and
| Mrs Ormie Alexander Of Vesta Town
ship. Saturday. October 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Of Marquette
were guests of Mr.. Russellss sister,
/ Mrs. Joseph Lauterbach. at her home
here last Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Isham return
ed Friday from months visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Williams, at her
home at Billings Mont.
J. F. Keefe went to Minneapolis
Friday noon, Mrs. Keefe returning
home with him Friday night after
visit of several days with relatives
lin st. Paul.
Miss Merced Lauterbach entertain
ed company Of her little girl friends
from four to seven o'clock Friday in
honor Of her seventh birthday anni-
versary.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schmahl return
ed Tuesday Of last week from vis-
| it with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Al. Schmahl
| in st. Paul and with relatives at New
Richmond Wis.
| Parker Sanders drove to Minneapo-
| lis Friday, Mrs. Paul Kerfoot who
| has been the guest of her father III.
lG. Schmahl, accompanying him to her
home in st. Paul.
George IA. Jaehning went to Saint
! Paul Friday. He returned the same
night. Mrs. Jaehning returning with
| him after q visit of several days in
/ the Twin Cities.
Geo. Drake will go to Saint Paul
this week to attend q special meeting
of the Masonic Order. While there
he will be guest at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Stuart
T. G. McAllister made a business
trip to Minneapolis Friday to see about
! the purchase of a new home. The
family expects to make Minneapolis
its home after leaving Redwood Falls.
Attorney E. B. Korns of Tracy has
taken q partner in his law business,
| the new member of the firm being att
4 tornev William r. Mitchell. Mr.. Korns
expects to spend the coming winter in
ICalifornia.
Judge F. Clague and Attorney Geo.
| Al. Barnes drove to Lamberton Sunday
Judge Clague taking the train from
there for st. Peter where he will hold
court this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. VIM are now
settled in their new home in the Mac
Kenzie residence which they purchas-
ed several months ago. Their son Ed
gar Winn and his bride are occupying
their farm home.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schmahl will
this week vacate their residence which
they RECENTLY sold to Mr.. and Mrs
In. w. johnson who will take immedi-
4 ate possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Schmahl
VIII lease a NOME AAJ 0AA0 ~ IL
build a new residence in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Borning drove
i TO Redwood Falls Sunday and brought
their Young son, Vernon, home from
the Redwood Falls hospital. Vernon
is much improved from the effects of
lbeing kicked by horse, but it is fear
ed he will loose the sight of one eye,
Echo Enterprise.
Have your walls tented and decorat-
ed bv Carson. He's the man that can
put on that velvet finish. 244 E..
Bridge st. 13-1t*
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrick and their
children motored to Redwood Falls
/ from Crosby Friday and remained
here until Saturday. Mr.. Merrick says
lthev like Crosby very much and ex
pecf to make it their permanent home.
They are now erecting a new residence
there at the present time.
Rev and Mrs. George Root, former
| 1u IF TaoIS0r are now l0cafqd at