The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-12-31

"a At ! r,,.rsp II. r. Werring Of Morgan
was Redwood Falls visitor MONDAY. |
Miss Ruth Dale Of Minneapolis was
] Christmas guest Of Dir. and Mrs.
Fl. Gold.
prank Keenan, il at the New Dream
Wednesday night in Gates Of buss-
= W Newman Of the Leader went
II st. Paul Sunday on q short bust
ness trip.
The Misses Florence and Agnes
Eischen spent Christmas at the
home near Evan.
Miss Sophia Sutherland returned
Sunday from Braham, where she spent
| Christmas with relatives
| Mr.. and Mrs. Iamos wore dmns
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. 9. Hail al
their home Christmas Day.
Miss Mary Peterson returned iasI
week from a visit of-several weeks
with friends in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kerfoot OF St
Paul spent Christmas with Mrs. ker-
/ foot's father FL. G. Schmahi.
Miss Mildred Lobdell arrived Satnr-
ldav from Minneapolis and is spending
the week with Miss Esther Davis.
i Miss Helen Mann of st. PAUL
i spending her Christmas holiday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mann
Eugene and Andrew Charlebois left
Friday for Sleepy Eye on business
mission, expecting to be gone severa
4 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Featherstone
! of Rsdwing are visiting with Mrs. Fea
therstone's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W
H. Gold.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the State Bank of Redwood
Falls will be he'd Tuesday afternoon
january 6.
Miss Maude Peterson is spend
her Christmas holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Peterson at
Minneapolis.
/ Judge Frank Clague left Christmas
might for Minneapolis where he will
be detained by business until the lat
Tor part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Anderson O.
Huntley came to Redwood Falls last
week to spend Christmas with Mrs
Mrs. Anderson's parents Mr.. and Mrs
H. A. Baldwin.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. r. Gunderson returned
Saturday morning to their home at
Redwing after spending Christmas
with Mrs. Gunderson's parents, Mr.
N and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin.
II. e. Palmer who has been employ
ed as road engineer at Pine River
came home last Wednesday to spend
!. Christmas with Mrs. Palmer and her
: parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eb Horr.
4 Miss Victoria Nogaj came home
from Rochester last week to spend her
k Christmas vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Nogaj Her SIS.
ter Mary, who is student at St
0 Joseph's Academy at ST. Paul is ais.
home for the Christmas holiday
Miss Pearl Phinney who was {
}. Christmas guest at the home of Mrs
), Cora Grapp returned Saturday to he
: home at Wood Lake where she vii
spend the remainder of her Christmas
{ vacation from teaching. Miss Lucil'
). Grapp accompanied her to Wood LAX;
Y and will spend several days there.
.'The Romance of Tarzan' the re
e naming chapter of Tarzan of thu
). Apes will be shown at the New Dream
!. Thursday and Friday, January /, ant
2. 241t'
e Mrs. Malcolm Dennistoun had tt,
n misfortune to slip on an icy step whii'
+ carry a pan of boiling water last wee
and as a result of the fall which
y lowed has a badly burned arm. Tn
! right side of her face was also sea q
s ed but not badly enough to scar tn
skin. The arm is still painful bu
4, Mrs. Dennistoun feels that her i
d les much less severe than they Nigh
4 have been under the circumstances.
4 The third number of Foolscap, tn
University publication, has made
, appearance. This is very creditabl
: magazine, edited and published by stu
dents of the University and is OF
pecial interest to Redwood Falls sine
Miss Lila Kline is the secretary of tn
& staff. The current number is rep
with many very excellent articles con
% tributed by both the members of tn
University faculty and the students
F. r. Kline now has his office in tn
! Burmeister building just west of til
: Gazette office and A. E. King Ia
; 4 moved his office equipment into tn
:, w. NJ Smith building. These gentle
"a men were obliged to abandon thei
le former quarters in the Thompso
building which is now being remodel
sc ed by the present owners Roberts an
s Henschke The lower part of tn
building will be used entirely for tn
grocery business of this firm and tn
er upper part is now being remodele
st into a number of living apartments.
:. A pleasant gathering of relative
and friends celebrated Christmas da
re at the A. d. Smith home in this cit!
70 At noon delightful dinner was ser1
ed to over thirty guests. Two Ion
n tables being spread in the dinin
O. room, one generation seated at on
and a second generation was serve
L. at the other. The affair served all
is as a reception for John S. Smith an
e. bride, who arrived last week from E
he gin, ILL.,, for a short visit with tx
home folks. After dinner the CUES
id enjoyed themselves with warrior
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