The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-01-08

Mr. ana MIS-. a j EckSTeIn nave re-
turned from New Ulm where they
scent New Years with relatives.
Neales Smith, who spent the holi-
DAYS with his mo- her, Mrs Datsie
Smith left Monday for Wisconsin
Mrs. Marie Peterson and her child
rem were guests at the home Of Mr..
ard sIrs Peterson of Hanley Falls last
week.
MISS Myra French returned to her
school near Morton Monday after
v'sit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. French.
Don't forget to attend the Athletic
Association Dance at the Armory next
Friday evening January Ii. EVERYBODY
invited.
Miss SHERMAN left Monday noon
for her home in st. Paul having COM
pIeted her work as private secretary
to Judge Clague.
Miss Agnes Lauterbach and Harold
Cook returned to ST. Peter Wednesday
after spending Christmas at The John
LauterDach home.
Fred McAllister who has been home
on furlough left Sunday night for
New York TO resume his work on boar /
the u. S. S. Oklahoma.
Mrs. Lyle Barnes left Monday for
her home in Minneapolis after spend
ling the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schleufer and
| baby went to North Redwood Tuesday
to spend New Years at the formers
parental home.-Franklin Tribune.
Miss Tina A,.kman returned to Man
kato last weel, take up her work in
the Mankato Commercial College af-
ter spending Ter Christmas vacation
Here
w. P. Francois left New Years day
| for Redwood Falls, taking in the big
reception for Judge Clague, going
! from there to Minneapolis on bust
ness Marshall Messenger.
The Misses Ruth and Anna Mclean
returned to Detroit Saturday to re-
sumo their school work after spending
the Christmas holidays with their
mother Mrs. D. Mclean.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Thayer have
purchased The house on Second Street
now occupied by the F. L. Tout fam
lily and will move into it as soon as
Mr.. Tout can find another residence.
There will be public installation OF
officers of the O. E. S. at the Chap
| ter Hall Wednesday evening follow
/ ing a dinner at which Mr.. and Mrs
G. E. Larson will be the guests OF
honor. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Swanson and
little Leland Lent returned to their
home at Redwood Falls Thursday
after spending a few days at the
Frank Neubauer home.-Springfield
Free Press
Mrs. Percy Shelton, living three
miles east of Lamberto1, died last
week, a victim of Influenza She
leaves her husband and ten children
several of whom are too small to re.
alize their loss.
The knights of Pythias entertain
led their wives and families a. the Ply
THAN Hall New Years Eve. The young
er people danced while their elders
Iplayed cards. Luncheon was served by
the Pythian Sisters suos
i G.. A. Patton returned last Friday
from Milford, Iowa, where, he went
to assist in the celebration of the Col
den Wedding anniversary of his par
ents. He reports a very pleasant
j family reunion of the children and
grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs Patton
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Giroux of Mime
apolis spent the holidays with Mrs
J(Ilrcux parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. O.
Byram Mr.. Girouxs returned to Min
neapolis Mon. but his wife viii sDend
.he week here with her parents and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Murset and
James Byram came down from Aber-
deem last week to spend the holidays
with relatives here. The gentlemen
returned Monday but Mrs. Murset will
spend the week with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. M. O. Byram and a. the FREQ
Murset home.
/ will pay the highest prices for
all kinds of furs and hides. Roy
Higley at Scenic City Market anc
Grocery. 22-t1
Miss Helen Calaghan spent par
of last week at Wabasso with the
family of her brother Paul Calaghan
all members of the family being vic
tins of the flu. Both Mr.. and Mrs
| Calaghan we're seriously i'll but are
now both recovering nicely. Miss Viii
son. the nurse who has successful!
cared for so many cases during the
lepidemic, is now in charge at the Cal
laghan home.
/ There is no closed season on snow
shovels. It makes man feel prett.
much like cussing to come to side
walk where he must wade through
snow ankle deep and higher, especially
when most folks have ambition en-
ough to shovel their walks an keel
them clean. But when a man is to-
lazy, then let the city hire it. done
and charge it to him. Marshall SHOULD
keep up its high standard of cleani
ness and neatness in winter as well a
in summer.-Ma Marshall Messenger.
| What's true of Marshall is true o
other cities. It's just as well to TAX
these things in time
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stensvad have re
ceived letter from their son Ser
| geant Julian Stensvad stating that h
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