The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-08


Harold Meyers returned last We'd
nesday from q trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Francois Of
Marshall visited IN Redwood Falls
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. " Fedderly will
leove today for a ten days visit at
Elmwood, Wis.
Fred Orth Of the Farmers State
Bank was q business visitor at Wal
ker Mimi last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Rebins0n's Orchestra will furnish
music for the dance at Lehrer's hall
Springfield, Saturday evening Octo-
Der IL. I2-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Smith and son
Of Annaheim, California are guests
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Lindemnn.
Mrs. G. A. Jaehning went to St. Paul
Sunday for 3 weeks visit with rela
tives and friends in the capitol city
and also in Minneapolis.
Z Mrs f. Clague and Mrs. Porter mo-
tored to Vernon Center Tuesday to
spend several days Judge Frank
C!ague accompanied them TO New Jim
where he was called by his judicial du-
ties.
Misses Sutherland and Kerwin en-
tertained at Five Hundred at the Il.
1 Kuck home last Thursday evening IN
honor of DR.. Elsie Freese, who viii
leave soon for her new home IN Cal
ifornia.
Goodyear Tires are our speciality.
! Call and examine them. Our prices
s. are right. We do all kinds Of repair
work. Kenneth Byram. 11-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Wetmore are
& planning to go to Forest Grove, Ore
gon to spend the winter and will prob
ably leave Tuesday of next week.
4 During their absence their home will
be occupied by Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Thornton.
Mrs. A. f. Seebeck has returned
from q visit with her daughter Mrs.
Hagberg at her home at Nemadji,
MINI. She reports that daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hagberg
September %. Mrs. Hagberg was
formerly Miss Caroline Seebeck.
Remember the dates Of the show
ing of Mickey. 12-tl.
Fire, of unknown origin. destroyed
barn, silo and other property TO the
approximate value of $4,000 on the
farm of Martin Foss, eight and one
half niles southwest of Lamberton
Thursday of last week The property
was only partially covered by insur-
ance.
Cleveland avenue, son Of j. A. WYE
Thursday pleaded guilty in police
court to a charge of violating the
motor vehicle law. wye said he GER
tainly was travelling more than fif-
teen miles an hour on University av-
enue yesterday, and was fined $l5,
says the st. Paul Dispatch.
II. E. Jones left Friday noon TO
his new home IN California. Mrs.
Jones and the children are expecting
to leave about October Is. Mr.. Jones
! has accepted position as manager
of the commissary department at the
Avery Oil Wells and expects to find
the change Of climate very beneficia
to his health. The family will be To-
Gated at Los Angeles.
| Fred Banker Monday morning pur
chased an Oldsmobile car from the
IArnett & Hammer Garage, selecting
q seven passenger Eight. Mr.. and
Mrs. Banker, their son and Thomas
i 1Dennistoun Sr. will travel in the
lear on the trip to the Pacific Coast.
10. Moe is also the owner of an Olds-
i mobile, having purchased a Six which
he and Leo Hammer drove from Mil
Iwaukee last week.
Mention of the exhibit of the APP
.lpleton Battery Company was uninten-
tionally ommitted from the Special
! Exhibit article published last week.
i This company showed and demonstrate
ed the Oakland car and also full line
of electrical implements which attract
led the attention of fair visitors. Sew
eral prospective Automobile purch-
asers were very much interested in
the Oakland line and one of these, +.
j. Engle has already purchased tour
ing car shown at this exhibit.
Major M. E Powell returned last
week from his summers visit wit
relatives at Bayfield,, WisA Mr..
Powell went from Redwood Falls to
New York last spring but early in the
summer he returned west, going tc
the Lake Superior Country Of Wis
consin and Minnesota where he spent
a most enjoyable summer. he IS
now again comfortably situated at
his former quarters at Hotel Nc Al
lister.
| The First National Bank has secur-
! ed the services Of Loren Austin. for
several years the cashier of the First
National Bank at Beach, n. D. Mr..
Austin IS man of several years of
banking experience and comes to Red
wood Falls well equipped for his new
work as one Of the cashiers Of the
First National. His coming to Red
wood Falls is q matter of special IN
]: terest to the many acquaintances of
his wife who was formerly Miss Ann
Knowlton and lived here for several
years during the time her father, Rev.
Knowlton, was the rector of the
Church Of the Holy Communion.
/ You will be sorry if you miss see
/ ing Mickey. 12-1t.