The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-05-21

j a. u. GImmeSTaQ OF beIVleW IEduS-
acted business here Saturday.
i ST. Scott, cashier Of the State Bank
of Vesta transacted business here Sat-
urday.
| Miss Clara Mae Peterson of Dawson
arrived Thursday for visit with Miss
Lucille Luscher.
i Mrs. Adella G.. Pratt returned last
week from a business trip to Minnea-
polls and st. Paul.
/ Matinee every Saturday 2. M. at
the New Dream. 43-zts~
Jack Klaus returned Thursday from
st. Peter where he visited at the An
drew Cook home.
Lee Tenney left Friday night for
MlnrSeapolls after a visit with his
father P. Tenney.
Leo. Keefe arrived home from over
seas last week and is visiting with his
parents at Morton.
Mrs Geo. Countryman and her lit
tie daughter returned last week from
a visit with relatives in Minneapolis.
Claude f. Zehetner of Ivanhoe ar
rived Friday for a few days visit with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs F. Zehetner.
Mrs. o. Grapp and daughter Lucille
returned home Saturday after visit
of three weeks with relatives in Kan
sas.
Weldon Brown arrived here Sat-
urday from overseas service and is VI
sitting friends. Mr.. Brown was a
member of Co. L.
The Queen Esther's will meet with
Miss Mata Kohler at l.. P. Larson's
Monday June e. All members are urg
ed to be present.
we nave fresh cream day and night.
Gallea Bros. 43-2ts.
Mesdames Forester and Mailer of
SPRINGFIELD were Redwood Falls shop
pers Saturday They were accompa-
..4eu ny WIN. Mailer Jr.
Mrs. Edwin Gehrt and son Walter,
Jess and Edna Gehrt and Miss Ella
Paulson of Morgan were Redwood
Falls shoppers Saturday.
mrs. Goookind and her mother Mrs.
Byington arrived from the west last
] week and are guests at the homes of
Mrs. Byingson's other daughters, Mrs.
Tout and Mrs. Geo. Davis.
Among the names of the Minneso-
tan's returning from overseas service
May Is was the name of Edward
Friedl of Gibbon who is well known to
many residents of Redwood Falls.
] Major and Mrs. I. E. Finn and May
or and Mrs. VIM. M. Smith left last
Wednesday for Remer where they will
spend some time in camping and fish
ing They made the trip by auto.
! SEE MCPHERSON FOR SUGAR
PRICES.
Miss Rose Lauterbach who has been
in training at the Cook County Hospi-
tai is expected home for visit We'd
nesday. Miss Lauterbach will later
finish her course in Twin City hos
pital
FIR. Balmer, the state leader in farm
bureau work. and j. S. Jones, the dis
trict leader in the same work, came
out from the state university last
week to consult with F. L. French,
County Agent of Redwood County.
j Father C. j. Normoyle, the former
pastor of The Catholic Church at Lam
berton who entered military service
some time ago, has received his hon
orable discharge from service and Vi
sited with friends at Lamberton last
We K.
Geo. Countryman last week purchas-
ed the former Lindsey home on Sec
ond Street, the house now occupied
by J. Geroy. The dealo was made
through the King Stewart Company.
Mr. Countryman will take possession
within a short time.
Mrs. Richard Anderson and her lit
tie son left Saturday for Minnea
10 spend several days with her sisters,
the Misses Dean and Marjory Baldwin.
From Minneapolis Mrs. Anderson will
go to Alexandria for visit with the
parents of her husband, Lieutenant
Richard Anderson.
w. G. Weldon, who has served for
many months as the Food AdminiStra-
tor of Redwood County, received Or
ders from headquarters at Washing
i ton Saturday to close all records and to
ship all supplies to Washington as the
work of the administration was COM
pleted and the organization was about
to be disorganized.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, is in session the year
round. Students may enter at any
time. Send for Catalogue. 44-1t.
Supt. c. A. Frantz who for three
years has been.at the head of the Nor
ION public schools has accepted posi-
ton with the Minneapolis Business
College and will enter upon his duties
June 1. 1t is with deep regret the many
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Frantz have Won
here see them leave Morton but Mr..
Frantz is entering upon larger field
] of endeavor and we wish him success.
Judge Frank Clague is receiving
considerable publicity in connection
with the possibility of his becoming
candidate to succeed Congressman
Ellsworth. The Redwood Falls jur-
ist is an able lawyer and an experienc-
ed legislator. His manner of conduct
/ ing his first term of court in this city
has been very favorably commented
upon, and his record shows him to be of
congressional size in every particular.
st. Peter Herald.
DR.. F. H. Aldrich of Belview was
a professional visitor in the village
Wednesday being called here in consul
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