The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-01-22
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A. Makiesky made o business tril
to ST. Peter Saturday.
Miss Katherine Johnson spent Wed
nesday of last week in Delhi.
S. Peick spent several days las
week at Slayton visiting his father
Peter, Thomas and James McKa.
of Delhi attended the Shorthorn meet
ing at South St. Paul last week.
w. r. Barnes has gone to Texa:
with eleven prospective land purchas
ers for the Barnes Gray Land Com,
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McGregor anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McGregor, spent
the week end a.. the j. Philbrick home
in Redwood Falls. -Westa Censor.
! Mr.. Automobile Owner:-Have your
automobile painted or revarnished
All work guaranteed The Auto Paint
Shop in the new Thompson Building.
27-lt.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Lund of Walnut Grove a. the
Redwood Falls hospital Tuesday jan
uary IA. Mrs. Lund was formerly
Miss Susie Lyman of Redwood Falls.
County Agent F. L. French, Mrs.
Adella Pratt, superintendent of coun-
ty schools and Miss Katherine John
son, Redwood County School nurse
will go to Tracy this week to attend
the Tri-County Corn Show.
Frank Hassenstab, former sheriff
of Redwood County has been appoint
ed doorkeeper in the House of Rep
resentatives, will remain IN ST. Paul
during the present session. His fam
lily will remain in Redwood Falls how
ever.
L. C. Stuart came up last week
from George, Iowa for visit with
his family. Mrs. Stuart returned with
him Monday and will remain there for
a visit of few days. Mr.. Stuart ex-
poets to move his family to George
early next spring.
Miss Clara Paulsen has resigned
her position as teacher in District 107.
Miss Paulsen has never fully recov-
cred from severe attack of the in
fluenza of which she was victim
several weeks ago and has been fore
ed 20 take rest.
The store building where we have
been located has changed owners, we
were obliged to move and can now
be found opposite Aune and Thune's
where we extend welcome to our
friends. We have a nice line of fur
niture beds and mattresses, do repair
work and upholstering. We also do
picture framing with circular and oval
glass cutting and have a fine line of
mouldings. Call and see US. II. G..
Rutter. 26-2ts
The annual meeting of the Red
wood County Rural Telephone Com
pany will be held at the courthouse
this (Tuesday) afternoon. 1t will be
preceded by the dinner at the armory
when the Company is host to the pa
irons and friends of the telephone
line. This dinner has become an an
nual event A report of the meeting
will be published later.
Sheriff Louis Kise last week arrest
ed a suspect who is wanted in Brown
County on charge of stealing. The
capture was made IN the depot at
North Redwood and the prisoner kept
in the county jail here until taken ov-
er by the officials from Sleepy Eye. |
He has been bound over to await |
the action of the Grand Jury at the |
next term of court. He is charged |
with having stolen large sum of |
money from a Sleepy Eye resident |
while in one of the saloons there.
The Second issue of the Redwood |
County Farmer. the monthly paper
ssued for the rural communities of /
Redwood County, has been printed
md is now being mailed to the sub
,cribers. The paper has doubled in
,ize since the first issue and the sub
ect matter has CORRESPONDENCE in
.reased. The paper now has good
healthy list of subscribers and the
of the publication is as
iured. Mrs. Pratt and Mr. Treu, the
EDITORS are to be greatly compliment
d upon the second issue.
Have that old car painted and
made like new. Prices reasonable and Il
work. guaranteed. The Auto Paint
shop in the New Thompson Building. /
27-1t.
The annual Thank offering meet
ny of the Home Missionary Society 4
# the Methodist Church was held
It the church parlors Thursday af-
ernoon, January Is. The lesson was
bly, conducted by the leaders Mrs.
conner, Mrs. Gillian and Mrs. Carr
nd proved both interesting and in
tructive At six o'clock luncheon
vas served in the dining room 20 which
he gentlemen were invited and at
which over hundred guests were
erved. The Thank Offering amount
d to $500.
We wish to again call the attention
{ Gazette readers to the Redwood
county Poultry Show which will be
ED at Morgan February 26, 27, %.
While it is still some distance away,
is none too early to think about the
owls which are to be sent, to make
arrangements for their entry etc. Re
nember the state has set aside $4,000
o be given in prizes at this show and
County poultry is entitled to
very cent of it. It is up to the own
rs of such poultry to see that the en-
ries are made. Business men of