The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-02-12

ii J. Albert johnson went to the Twin
Cities on business last week.
Sam Sampson Of Belview was Red
wood Falls visitor Saturday.
Ed. Corcoran of Seaforth was a cal
Ter at the Gazette Monday.
II Clement Schaffer of Renville spent
Sunday at the F. G. Wester home.
Rud Stensvad made a business trip
20 Springfield Tuesday afternoon
Peter j. Hustad of Vesta was bust
ness caller at the Gazette office Mon
day.
Rollin and Hiram Smith were Red
wood Falls visitors Saturday Hanley
Falls Press.
i 7. Dennissoun of South, st. Paul is
visiting at the home of his brother A.
NJ Dennistoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Redetzke of Red
wood Falls and Mrs. II. Abraham were
I Echo visitors Wednesday.
Miss Elizabeth Wester who teaches
near WabaSso spent Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wester.
Henry Jensen has arrived home on a
furlough and is visiting at the home of
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jensen.
Miss Ruth Klovstad arrived Tues
i day from 81. Paul and has resumed
her work at the Fox Millinery Store.
! Mrs. Barnum who has been visiting
4 at the home of Mrs. Jennie Orth re-
turned to her home at Mankato Mon
| day.
| Frank w. Japs has purchased half
interest in the Gates Half Sole Tire
shop and started his work there Mon
day.
4 j. Hearty has purchased the D. Ly
man property and intends to improve
it for residence purposes within short
time.
! Small feet get clearance sale advan-
tages. Come and see the shoes we are
offering at $1.00 the pair. Il. J He'll
man Shoe Store. 3O-2ts.
Mrs. E. Conklin who has been visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Euer
left Wednesday for her home at Sioux
City, Iowa.
/ Morris Fabray who has been dis
charged from military services left
Saturday after weeks visit at the W.
Brammer home.
Attorney Ryerson is again able to
be at his office in the State Bank
Block after being confined to his room
lby illness for several days.
| Lieut.. Clinton Baldwin returned
Monday from Camp Dodge having re-
ceiveds his honorable discharge. He is
now at home with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. II. A. Baldwin.
| Mesdames Knighton, Palmer, Fred
Redetzke and Miss Enola Melcher at
tended the funeral of Mrs. VIM. Mil
brad., at Redwood Falls, on Monday.
Echo Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Brinker who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs. Jen-
ME Orth for some time left Friday
for Davis, Illinois where they will Vi
Esit Mr.. Drinkers brother.
The residence property OF Mrs. Mar
garet Evans consisting of the house
and two lots has been purchased by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. DrogoSch who Will
make their future home there.
Clover seed and ear corn for sale.
Phone 212. C. w. Tiffany. soft.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Pollard of Morgan
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. Donald
Smith Sunday. Mr.. Pollard and Mr..
Anderson of Morgan attended the
Roosevelt Memorial service at the ar
mory Sunday afternoon.
8 Chris Larson of Lucan was a bust
ness in Redwood Falls Saturday. Mr.
Larson has recently purchased of VIM.
M. Smith, a hundred seventy acres of
land near Lucan which he will use as
a farmstead. ~
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
pair work. Kenneth Byram. proprle
tor re t6-rf
The G. E. Larson home was purchas-
ed Monday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs
r. Rutherford who came to Redwood
Falls last fall from Russell, and have
since then been occupying the B. G,
Hall property. The purchasers will
take possession early this spring, Mr..
Larson's family going to their new
home at Des Moines. SIS
J. B. Philbrick and Perry Nelson of
the Philbrick Department Store have
igone to New York where they will
purchase the spring stocks of ready
to wear and dry goods for Philbricks
store. Mr.. Philbrick will spend Sun
day and Monday in La Crosse, Wiscon-
sin, with relatives will join Mr.. Nelson
in Chicago Tuesday and they will both
leave for the East Tuesday night
J, w. C. Johnson came up from Roch-
ester Monday to remove his household
7 goods from Second Street building
which is to be removed to make way
for the new buildings. Mr.. Johnson
! states that he and his wife are great
j ly enjoying living in Rochester and ex-
pect to make that their permanent
! home.
Creamery butter, even that best
of all brands which is made in Red
wood Falls, may now be purchased for
i lforty-five cents a pound. This may
not be good news to the man making
) the butter nor to the man producing
the cream but it is most welcome
: news to all butter connoisseurs who
] have been curbing their taste for the
) creamery product during the last few
J months of high prices.
: The w. r. C. will fittingly celebrate
the: anniversaries of the birth of Lin