The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-29


Floyd Wentland went to Minneapolis
|. last week for short visit.
+ Martin johnson Of WabassO was 2
Redwood Falls caller Monday.
81 J. G. Jackson Of Morgan spent Thurs
day here IN the transaction Of busi-
ness.
81 Father Normoyle Of Lamberton was
q Redwood Falls business visitor Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs James Little Of Sea-
forth were guests at the G. G. Little
home here Thursday.
s 6. A. Schildknecht returned to Min
neapolis, Friday night after a few days
visit with his mother.
Oliver Steele who is now travelling
salesman for the Sommers Company
1 spent Thursday at his home here.
Il Miss Lucie B. Swoffer Of Walnut
Grove is guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
.. McRae and will be here for the
remainder Of the week.
l A. E. King has been appointed a
member of the Federal Grand Jury
and will spend this week In Mankato
attending to his duties as iurist.
i Otto Melges returned Wednesday
/ from Chicago where he went in charge
] Of q carload of poultry shipped by the
Redwood Falls Produce Company.
i Oliver Steele. a former member OF
! Co. L, Redwood Falls, Mimi, spent
4 the weekend in this city calling on
old border friends of Co. M-Madison
Press.
/ Mrs. William NJ. Smith and her lit
tie daughter Margaret returned We'd
nesday from visit of few days with
DR.. and Mrs. Belt at their home at
/ Dodge Center.
Mesdames McRae and Neufert will
entertain the ladies of st. Veronicas
/ Guild at the parish house Thursday
afternoon of this week from three to
five o'clock All members are urged
to be present.
| o. A. Stensvad of RenviIle was
guest at the home of his brother Rud
| Stensvad last Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mr. Stensvad is now the owner
of the Cadillac Sedan which attract
ed so much admiring attention here
last week.
Real estate taxes become delinquent
November 1. IF the last half of the
taxes are permitted to become delln-
quent then the 10 per cent penalty ap-
plies to the full amount of the tax.
even though the first half was paid
before March |.
Rud Stensvad and his son Julian left
Thursday noon for Detroit, where they
visited the Cadillac Automobile facto-
lry. The return trip was made in
| Cadillac touring car which they will
deliver to the purchaser. They are ex-
pected tor arrive in Redwood Falls
today.
TT. Jensen is having big job of
grading done east of his residence in
| the east part of town and is planning
upon opening another addition of very
fine lots on Third and Fourth Streets.
These lots will be high, Well-dralned
and very well located in regard to the
other sections of the city.
The amount of school funds school
may draw for each child entitled to ap-
portionment is about four dollars.
Statistics show that some 5000 less
pupils were entitled to apportionment
/ last year than the year before. The
cause is laid to influenza, which broke
up the schools all over the state
William Kenney, who arrived re-
Gently from camp after receiving his
discharge from military service, lett
Thursday for Chicago for a few days
visit with friends. From Chicago ne
will go to Long Beach to join his par
ents and the other members. of his
family who are making an auto trip to
j the western coast.
| Joseph f. Prokosch who lives south
of Redwood Falls was called to Pro-
vost Canada last week by the very
serious illness of his brother George
/ Prokosch. He expects to be away sew
eral week spending part of the time
with his bis brother and also visiting
i his brother Frank who is employed
at Grand Forks.
Miss Hannah Patterson has been
appointed Assistant to Secretary OF
/ War Baker This is the first time N
/ the history of the nation that any
woman has received such RECOGNITION
/ from Cabinet officer Miss Patter-
son was a member of the Women's
i Committee of the Council of National
Defense during the war and she was
awarded the distinguished service
cross for services to the country while
occupying that position.
| Miss Louise Eischen was the
guest of honor at parcel shower given
at the home Jof Mrs. Budd Kelly last
Friday evening. The hostesses were
Mrs. Kelly and her sister Mrs. Floyd
Reynolds. The home was prettily dec
grated in the Halloween colors and a.
dainty luncheon was served at the lose
| of the evening The company con-
sisted of thirty-five of the young wo-
men with whom Eischen has been as
Esociated during her residence in Red
wood Falls.
/ F. S. Atwood of Minneapolis was
entertained at dinner at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. McRae last Friday.
The other guests asked to meet Mr.
Atwood were DR.. and Mrs. e. c.
Horn. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Torbert,
Evangelist Mathis and Mr.. and Mrs
Baker. Mr.. Atwood was also enter