The Redwood gazette., 1919-01-29
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MISS n. JOu-iSOH Was q DCifiCW NcA-
Ter Tuesday.
/ Mrs. w. A. Brand was visitor in
the Twin Cities last week.
John Schilt made business trip to
Minneapolis Monday night.
| G. A. Jaehning went to Wood Lake
Monday on business trip.
H. M. Aune and G. A. Neufert re-
turned Monday from business trip
to Dawson.
Andrew Erickson of Morton was a
business caller at the Gazette Of
flee Tuesday.
Mrs. F. L. French returned Satur-
day from Minneapolis after a visit
with her parents.
Miss Genieve Porter of Minneapolis
lis visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John Porter this week.
Mrs L. C. Stuart returned Tues
day from George, Iowa after spending
week with her husband.
S. T. Lamos went to Amboy Satur-
day 20 spend Sunday with his family
there. He returned Tuesday.
Miss Sophia Sutherland returned
Monday night from Braham where she
spent a week with relatives.
Robert V. Ochs of the Farmers and
Merchants State Bank of Delhi was
a Redwood business caller Monday.
Rud Fischer who was called here by
the death of his brother Roy M. Kuck
returned last week to his home at
Northcote, MINI.
Harry johnson who is suffering
from broken arch in one foot is now
able to be about on crutches although
still suffering considerable inconven-
ience and pain.
Mrs. VIM. Pluegge wen. to Red
wood Falls on Tuesday to visit at the
L ne. Harrington home, and also to at
tend the funeral of cousin. Sleepy
Eye Progressive.
The old people as we'll as the young
er ones are going TO take in the old
Time dance at the Armory next Fri
day evening. Be sure to be there to
lrenew old acquaintances.
/ Private Schon who has recently
been discharged from military SER
vice is here on visit with his sister
j Mrs. Seth Wohlford He has seen
/ several months of overseas service.
Harvey Smith the Redwood County
bow who saw the surrender of the
German fleet to the Allies has been
discharged from military service and
is az the home of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Smith.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call US for any tire re-
pair work Kenneth Byram, proprle-
tor. 46-tf.
Mrs. Lucille Meyers and son visit
ed at the DR.. Francis home few days
/ last week. Her home is at Lennon,
S. D. They left for Redwood Falls Sat-
urdav for a visit before returning
/ home. -Renville Star Farmer.
/ H. Harris received u telegram the
latter part of the week, calling him
/ 20 Gate City, Va, account of serious
illness of his mother who lives at
THAT place. Mr.. Harris left Saturday
via N. Redwood-Vesta Censor.
At meeting of the executive board
of the Commercial Club which was
] held Monday evening, Ira Reynolds
was appointed custodian of the Club
rooms with full authority 70 hire jani-
tor service, purchase supplies, restrict
the use of the rooms to club members
only and any other details needing at
tention.
| Gilbert Carruth had the misfortune
to fall while unloading load of shin
giles Tuesday morning and in striking
hit the ground with his head. 1t is
] not thought his injuries are serious
although it was az first feared that
his skull had been fractured. He was
taken Immediately to his home and is
resting comfortably.
1 Stewart Mckay has again written
the Gazette an interesting letter, this
time from Pommern Germany where
he was located at the time the letter
was written, December Is. He mem
Der of the First Army of Occupation
and is seeing a good deal of interest
ing territory as well as having some
interesting experiences.
Il NJ Lauterbach and Jos. Lauterbach
went to Minneapolis Monday night on
business expecting to purchase fix
lures etc. for the new building on
ISecond Street which they win build
i the coming season Among the things
they expect to buy will be refriger-
ating plant, double soda fountain and
side cases of more modern type than
the cases they are at present using.
If you want to have the best time
of your life be at the Old Time dance
at the Armory Friday night as that's
the time the Old timers are going to
turn out.
| The editor of the Gazette also re-
4 ceived this week letter from Lieut.
enant J. w. Neiman in which he sends
hearty greetings to all his Redwood
Falls Friends and acquaintances.
Lieutenant BILLY" is at present with
the Second Army of Occupation in
Germany unless his division has al
lready shipped for home as it was ru-
mored they would do in January. He
recently spent an interesting two
days in Paris.
| L. F. French County Agent of Red
/ wood County, called meeting of the
Redwood County Farm Bureau in
Lars Shanty on Wednesday morning.
| Many things were talked over and