The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-03-12

Fails this week. ---N 6SCa 1tuSOIs
Bert Barber who has been employed
at Moneta, Iowa has returned TO ms
home at Vesta.
r. Stensvad, I. Reynolds and 6
Ogren were business visitors il
Springfield Monday.
Miss Grace cDougall of Sleepy Eye
spent the week end with her parent:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McDougall.
Mrs. A. D. McRae entertained
small company of friends at Five
j Hundred at her home Monday even
| ing.
| Mrs. F. L. Warner has returned
from Delhi where she has been taking
| care of Miss Alice Pierson who is yer!
! i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Smith went tt
i Lynd last week for a visit with rela
tives and to attend to business mat
tiers.
/ Mrs. G. Lathrope and Mrs. Dors
Sheer Of Redwood Falls were visitor:
in town between rains Tuesday. -
Morton Enterprise.
County Auditor L. P. Larson was {
business visitor in the Twin Cities las
week. He went down Thursday anC
returned Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Ward went t6
! Minneapolis last Saturday morning
Mrs. Ward will receive medical treat
ment for throat and nose trouble while
there.
The Gaylord Basket ball team and
Co. L. will play here Wednesday night
A good game is assured and every one
is asked to come out and give their
support.
Captain Stanley Appleton, recently
of the Canadian troops was Redwood
Falls business visitor Thursday. Cap
tain Appleton was accompanied by re-
ter Mckay of Delhi.
Fred Melges is able to be about lit
tie each day, taking most of his exer-
else by riding. Fred says he is feel
ing fine but hasn't any desire to run
a foot race just yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. King who recent
ly sold their home are now located IN
Mrs. Orth's home on Mill Street which
they will occupy until the return of
Mrs. Orth and her daughter.
Mrs. Helen Robinson left last week
for MAYNARD for a visit with her
daughter Mrs. Childs. From there
she will go to Olivia for a visit with
her other daughter Mrs. French.
A daughter was born Wednesday
March 5 to Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Ste
veflson of Delhi. Mrs. Stevenson was
formerly Miss Gray, daughter of Judge
and Mrs. F. A. Gray of Redwood Falls.
Mrs. C. w. Chroup returned home
from Redwood Wednesday, where she
has been visiting her daughter, Ange-
la, who is recovering an operation for
Morton Enterprise.
Frank Hassenstab, former Redwood
County Sheriff, came up from st. Paul
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
family here. Mr.. Hassenstab return
ed Monday to his work at the state
capitol.
Mrs. Henry Buechner and her .neice,
Miss Mildred Young have sufficiently
recovered from their recent severe at
tack of influenza to be about the house.
Mrs. Robert Whyte who attended them
during their illness was able to return
home Friday.
Mrs. Carl Reynolds entertained a
company of ladies at her home last
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. b.
P. Kelly bride of few months ago.
Mrs. Kelly was given a shower of
fancy plates by the guests. Five
Hundred was played during the even
ing.
Elmer Gilbertson of Redwood Falls
was in the city Tuesday attending to
business matters. Mr.. Gilbertson is
engaged in the drainage. work, con-
structing large county bitches. He
says there will be more Of that work
his year than ever before. Sleepy
I've Herald Dispatch.
Mrs. Paul Kerfoot of st. Paul was
he guest of honor at a social gather
ng given at the home of Miss Susie
4auterbach Thursday evening. Mrs.
zerfoot has been here for the past ten
lays as the guest of her father H. G.
Schmahl and returned to- her home
it st. Paul Monday noon.
G.. E. Larson arrived from Des
Moines Saturday to spend the week
nd with his family here and to assist
hem in making their final prepare
ions for removal to their new home
It Des Moines. Mr. Larson will re-
main here this week and go to Des
Ioines with his family next Friday.
Redwood Falls girls have again
,roved themselves credit to their ma
i've town, two of them recently hav-
ny been appointed to high offices
n the Alphi Phi Society, the most in
luential of Hamline University's So
ieties. Miss Mary Virgins is trea
urer of the society and Miss Eva |
White in the secretary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Biggers will |
cave the last of this week or the first |
f next for their new home at Fores-
on, Mimi. They purchased a farm
here last year shortly after selling |
heir Redwood County Farm. They |
ill be accompanied to Foreston by |
heir son and his wife who will remain |
here for short time before returning
0 Canada.
DR.. E. C. Horn left Sunday night for
Minneapolis where he attended min
sters meeting Monday morning. From
DR.. Horn will go to ST.
bo,.I xryhoro he will o+foud a m nofiuop I