The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-01

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Stensyad motored 70 Minneapolis Mon
See official Red Cross pictures each
Monday night IT the Dream Thea
Leonard Jensen Of Sleepy Eye spens
Wednesday q last week here at the
VIM. stenborg Of Sacred Heart was
guest at the Fl. Al Baldwin hons
last week.
G. Fl. Whiting was business caller
at Redwood Falls last Saturday.
Yesta Censor.
Clarence Francois Of St. Paul spent
I Saturday at the home Of bis motheI
Mrs. e. Francois.
j M. Hoffman Of Sleepy Eye was
guest last Tuesday Of bis daughter,
Miss Florence Hoffman.
Lewis Yackel left Saturday for MINI
neapolis where llo will attend the
State University the coming year.
T.. w. Stevens and his son Max, Of
Minneapolis were among the Redwood
County fair visitors last Thursday
Walter Hill, who has been working
at Faribault, arrived here Monday and
will work at the Lamberton Garage.
DR.. a. D. Ryan Of Dawson was q
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. New
man while attending the fair Thurs
day.
j Willis Holder will have an auction
/ sale of his personal property Satur-
day, October IL Don't forget the
date. 11-2t
Geo. Al. Barnes motored to Wells
Saturday afternoon for short visit
at his home He returned Sunday
evening.
Mrs. M. McGetrick and daughter,
Miss Agnes, motored out from Min
neapolis last week for few days
visit with friends.
Mrs. T. Strand and Mrs. Ralph Ten
ney left Saturday for the Twin Cities
after a short visit at the home OF MI.
and Mrs. Ray Tenney.
Roger Dolliff and A. Wyatt returned
to Minneapolis Friday after a visit
Of several days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Al. G. Dolliff.
1 ANDY Luscher, Leon Luscher and
i Miss Lucille Luscher left Friday for
Minneapolis where they will attend
1.-The university this year.
James Glib and his family Of Cot
tonwood spent Thursday at the Red
wood County fair. While here they
lwere guests Of Fl. j. Heilman.
Mrs. Cora Fox is spending a few
j davs at the DR.. Adams home IN Nor
gan where she was called by the death
of her mother, Mrs. Gerstman.
G. P. Smith, ditch supervisor Of
Redwood County, returned Friday
from a several days trip to Algona,
Iowa, and to Marshall, MINI,
/ Mrs. 7. E. McAllister, Miss Bess
Nc Allistar, Douglas Warner and Com
SInie McAlIister motored to- Minneap-
Iolis Saturday, returning this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Groebner
Misses Thresa and Lulu Welter an6
LEO Welter of New Ulm motored here
Sunday to spend the dav with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Kohls and Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Simpson and families
Eof Belview were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Dreyer at Redwood
/ Falls.
i Editor and Mrs. Vim. Mailer, VIM
Mailer Jr. and Mrs. Forster and her
daughter of Springfield were visitors
dC Iuc hCuWOUu NOuiey A0A Aes1v
/ day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Squire are spend
| ing Fair Week at Redwood Falls
where Mr. Squire has an exhibit OF
| Chester White swine at the Redwood
county fair. Granite Falls Press
i Mrs. Helen Robinson left Monday
/ for visit in the Twin Cities, going
from there to st. Cloud for visit
with relatives. While in ST. Cloud
Mrs Robinson will instruct class IN
Mexican embroidery.
The Pythian Sisters will meet In
regular session Wednesday morninn
at eight o'clock. All members are
urged to be present as the Grand
/ Chief will be presest and wishes te
meet the members of the order socially
Miss Marjorie Baldwin returned to
Minneapolis Sunday after a visit at
| the homo of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Al. Baldwin. She was accom-
panied by Miss Betty Hunter, who
will be her guest for several days.
Students and readers shuold use
electric lamps which save eye strain
! The National Mazda Lamp Company
have perfected such lamps. We have
just received fresh shipment of 5000
lamps and can supply your needs.
/ Prices standard. Buy your lamps for
winter now at the Appleton Battery
| Co., Redwood Falls. 11a1t
Secretary Of State julius a..
Schmahl, Mrs. Schmahl, their daugh-
/ ter, Miss Lou Hows and o. P. B. Ja-
cobson motored out from st. Paul
/ Wednesday to attend the Redwood
County fair. Mr.. jacobson was OBJ
lliged to return to the city Thursday
noon, but the rest of the party re-
NAMED here until Friday morning.
Charlie Boushek met with very
bad accident last Thursday while OPP
Grating a corn binder. He was driv-
ing the machine and q casting near
the sickle appeared to be loose so he
Preached over to examine it and got
| the two forefingers of his left hand
caught in the bar, cutting about an
Inch Of the middle finger off and
mashing the forefnger very bad. Mr..
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