The Redwood gazette., 1919-04-02

+ Bert Barber Of Vesta was the cues
of friends here last week.
t NJ. G. Hirmer came down from Pen
mock for short visit Saturday.
: Mrs. Cora Fox left Tuesday noon TO
/. Minneapolis on business trip.
S S. L. Lamos went to AInboy las
{ week for a short visit with his family
e. e. Peterson of Delhi was busi
t ness caller at the Gazette office Tues
day.
Mrs. F. L. French has gone to Min
( neapolis for visit at the home of he
: parents.
Mrs. Smith has returned to be-
home in Iowa after an extended visii
: with her daughter, Mrs. G. p. Smith
Fresh Bologna, veal sausage, vein
: ers and minced ham from sanitary
market. Received every Friday at X
and LIS. 37-1t
!, A party of young people from Red
3 wood Falls enjoyed six o'clock dinner
at the Weiss Hotel at North Redwood
Sunday.
Miss Minnie Kiesow returned to Red
wood Falls Monday afternoon after a
two weeks visit with her parents at
/ Morgan.
The Sewing Circle of the Church of
st Catherine will meet Thursday af-
ternoon April 3 at the home of Mrs.
] J. r. Keefe.
Miss Grace Chapman who is stu
dent at the State University is spend
| ing her vacation with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Chapman.
Mrs. C. E. Thayer left last Tues
day for Peoria, Illinois, called there by
business connected with the settling
of her fathers estate.
Mrs. Mason, and little daughter who
have been visiting at the Geo. Coun-
tryman home returned to their home at
Great Falls, Montana, Thursday.
C. L. Farver last week purchased the
residence owned by Mrs. Laura Hun
ter and will continue to reside there.
This sale was made through the w. nj.
Smith Company.
The elk's head, all that is left of the
Ramsey Park monarch, has been
mounted and placed in the Commercial
Club rooms where it forms a most at
tractive ornament.
Mrs. C. C. Little expects to leave
the last of this week for visit with
relatives at Spencer, Iowa. Her plans
to 90 last week failed because she was
Ill and confined to her home for several
days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Neufert will
move Wednesday into the Phllbrlck
cottage on Mill street. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Anderson who have been occupying
this cottage are now residing IN their
studio building.
The w. C. T. U. has postponed It's
regular meeting scheduled for Thurs
day afternoon in order to cooperate
with the Health meeting to be held at !
the courthouse. All members are urg-
ed to attend the latter meeting.
Don't forget to place your order for /
Mobil Oils before May 1st. | will save
you money >Stensvad's Garage. 37-lt. !
The McPherson's Grocery announc-
es that it will hereafter have on sale
home baked rolls and bread, the pro-
duct of an experienced home baker who
makes the articles in her own kitchen
Orders will also be taken for cakes
pies, etc,
The Scenic City Repair Shop viii
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call us for any tire re-
pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprie-
tor. 46-tf.
Mrs. Leona ShoWalter was a guest
Of DR.. and Mrs. Cole for several days
Mrs. Showalter recently
coached the Dramatic Club of Frank
in in presenting play which was so
successful that repetition of it will
,e given tonight (Tuesday).
: J. r. Keefe, H. A. Baldwin and
Judge Frank Clague left Monday
morning for ST. Paul where they ap-
,eared before the appropriation COM
nittees of the Senate and the House
n the interests of the Ramsey State
park appropriation The gentlemen {
eturned Monday night. y
FURNITURE, RUGS AND LIMO /
4EUM AT WHOLESALE PRICES: {
all, let us prove this to you. We are
lso the agents for the Way Sagless /
pring, the Lloyd Baby Buggies and o
'ush carts. We also have fine line t
f sheet pictures and do picture fran U
ng. H. c. Rutter Store, opposite t
Iune and Thune. 37-1t. :
The Sparks Ward Company made
everal sales of city property and farm
md during the past week The Le-
old home was sold to E. E. Mosier,
ne Burmeister residence east of the
Ill, now occupied by Geo. Amberg. was
Did to e. ID. Gilbertson and the w. F.
fherland farm in the Delhi vicinity
as sold to F. H. Britton of Redwood
alls.
Attorney Geo. A. Barnes has been
ppointed Vice President of the Red
ood County w. S. S. Society and will
Ike an active part in the work of the
rganization. H. A. Baldwin, the z
ounty chairman, finds that the work
) he has arranged for it will necessi-
tie great expenditure of time and
glad to avail himself of the )
sry efficient assistance of Mr.. Barnes. z
Yes-The Willard Storage Battery 3
the only rubber thread battery on z
le market. That's why it stands the 9
st of time. See Appleton Battery =
0. 37-1t. =
The big credit house of Bradstreet
)mDiled q record on Dec 21St of al Y