The Redwood gazette., 1919-11-26

Chas. Orvis Of North Redwood was
d caller at the Gazette office Monday
Mrs. Sanders and Miss Helen San
ders Of Saint Paul are guests at--he
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Sanders.
Falls last Thursday for short visit
with Miss Mabel Hoffman former
Redwood Falls teacher who is now
teaching at Fergus Falls. Mr.. Zum-
winkle returned Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Brand and children re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis
Monday morning after visit Of sew
eraI days here. She was accompanied
by Mrs. E. Schildknecht who will spend
Thanksgiving at her home.
Redwood Falls schools close We'd
nesday afternoon for the annual
Thanksgiving holiday. There will be
no school until Monday December l
and many of the teachers are plann-
ing to go home for their, Thanksgiving
dinner
Craps King Eight Auto Hearse
has been refinished in Silver Gray by
Flathers and Byrarf1. 19-2ts.
Dr. Anderson, a chiropractic physi-
clan, is contemplating opening an of
flee in Redwood Falls and will pro-
baby be here as soon as suitable quar-
tiers can be found DR.. Anderson has
been in practice four years at Whea-
ION. During the war he served in the
United States navy
The Sewing Circle Of ethe Church
of st. Catherine announces Saturday
December 6, as the date of the an
nual apron and food sale which will
be held in the basement of the church.
The sale will start at tw0-thirty o.
clock. The public is asked to keep
this date in mind. 19-1t.
Mrs. c. F. Martin is holding sale
of her paintings at .he Grapp Furni-
ture store and invites the public to
call and inspect them. The collection
includes a large number of copies of
famous pictures and number of 9th
er oil pieces. They will make ap-
propriate and beau iful holiday gifts.
A SON was born Sunday, November
% to Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Gardner of
Minneapolis. Mrs Gardner was for
merly Miss Margaret Choller and has
many friends in Redwood Falls where
she has frequently visited. The young
son has been named Charles Floyd, for
his grandfather, Charles Chollar, and
his father
The schools in the Beaver Falls disf
trict and also in district No of Rem
vile County have recently been equip
ped with oil stoves and the children
are enjoying hot luncheons of their
own preparation under the direction
of the teachers This is a very pro-
gressive step and one in which the
children and parents are heartily CO.
operating.
The football game played Sunday
at the fairgrounds proved interesting
to large number of people all of
who pronounced in am ighty good
game. The players were the Ameri-
can Legion team of Redwood Falls
and the Gaylord team. The game
brought to the gridiron number OF
the Stars of former Redwood Falls
teams and it was discovered that they
still kept much Of their old cunning.
The score was thirty two 10 nothing m.
favor of Redwood Falls.
Louis L. Collins of Hennepin coun-
ty, son of the late Judge Collins of
the Minnesota supreme court and who
contested r. C. Dunn for the repub-
Iicafl gubernatorial nomination in 1904.
has been added to the staff of the
state soldiers bonus board. He is the
personal representative of State Audi
tor Preus. Louie" is a service man
with an enviable record, and has in
Vulnerable friends all over the Sfa+e.
He was 4 special writer for the Min
neapolis Journal before going to
France.
A large shipment of tables, buffets
and bedroom furni ure arrived this
month Grapp Furniture and Under
taking Co. l9-Zts
Vesta had a Health Parade through
the street of the village one. day las
week, the teachers and children show
ed heir enthusiasm for the health
program which was such an important
feature of tie school work last year
and which will be again featured thi-
year. The National Pennants of
which Vesta won three were promin-
emily shown in the parade as well ?
the several county pennants which the
schools of Ehe village have won.
Health crusade songs were sung and
the parade attracted considerable at
tentio9
'T0rgersen Says.
! It feels pretty good to scratch your
back nowadays. Scratch it when you
are in your bath tab with one of those
curved handle bath brushes of ours.
Hitchcok's Old Reliable Drug Store.
l9-1t.
Charles Forbes and Myron Bassett,
charged with the murder of John g..
Larson of Slayton, in cornfield near
Glenco, July 28, have been indicted by
the Mcleod county grand jury on
charges Of murder. in the first degree
and highway robbery. Larson, it is
alleged, was dragged into the corn
field, bound and beaten, then left to
die. A month later the body was
found. The rail which led to the
capture of Bassett and Forbes extend
ed first to Minneapolis and then to
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