The Redwood gazette., 1919-12-10

a. ia. Anderson of Beiview was I
caller st the Gazette office Monday:
Howard Hall went to minneapolis
Tuesday morning and will speia the
next two weeks there.
We are doing picture framing and
have fine line Of moulding and fran
ed pictures. Call and see at Rutl ers
opposite Aune and Thune's.
Sta championship honors IN can
ming have been awarded Miss irene.
Johnson blooming Prairie, ln comge
tition with 100 boys and girls o. the
state club
Leroy Ever spent Monday u Mn
neapolis selecting phonograph records
for the coming holiday trade. Mr
Ever has charge Of the phonograph
department In the new Lau .erDacn
Store.
Willard G. Fuller and Miss Lillian
Fl. Gebbard Of st. Paul we're united
in marriage, Thursday, November n.
The marriage ceremony being read By
DR. Innis Of Hamline University. Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller returned Friday from
their trip to Chicago and will make
there home at West Lawn Farm.
Editor Whitney, of the Marshall
News Messenger did himself proud
last week in the issuing of a special
edition of So pages, extolling the mer
It's of Marshall in particular and Lyon
county in general. The edition re
fleets great credit upon the editor and
his corps of assistants.
A hunting party consisting of Frank.
A. Japs, Lucian Payne and Fred
Schmid was fortunate enough to get
large wolf while ouls hunting for fox
es Sunday. The animal is an especi-
allv large fine one and may now be.
seen at the Corner Meat Market. The
hunters ran across the track of the
wolf between Delhi and BelvieW and
were able to follow the trail to the
lair because of the light snow The
fine fox skin also shown atthe cor
ner meat market was shot early in.
the season by Mr.. Payne.
The lots just east of the residence
Of George Bittrich have been purchas-
ed by Mr.. Bittrich of Mrs. Kate Clark
who has owned them for many years.
Mr.. Ba trich will erect a building on
these lots next year for the purpose of
housing the Bittrich School of Music.
Definite plans have not been decided
upon for the new building but will be.
shortly after The beginning Of the
new year. Mr. Bittrich has been un-
usually successful In his work since
coming to Redwood Falls and finds
that it is necessary to have an entire
building for the use of his classes, he
orchestra. the band and other musical
organizations which he is training.
The Women's Relief Corps me- at
the knights of Pythias Hall Tuesday
afternoon, December 2 and elected the
following officers. President, Mar
garet Martin, Senior Vice, Ida Car
ruth, Junior Vice, Anna Wells, Treas
urer, Anna Horr, Chaplain, Mary Bak-
er, Guard, Alice Byram- At the next
regular meeting December 16, regular
routine business will come before the
Corps. Also at this time there will
be the annual donation of fruits and
jellies for the Soldiers Home and it
is hoped that all will donate as liberal
ly as possible. This canned fruit, ETC.,
vii be packed at the hall and it should
be brought promptly so it may be
shipped and reach its destination by
Christmas.
All tires are not worth repairs. We
tell you the truth. Ours is a NEW
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900 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, Min
nesota. &c If.
WANTED Two rooms about a
month. Must be hesed and furnished.
or partly furnished. d. F. Dale, Red
wood Falls. 21-1t.