The Redwood gazette., 1919-11-12


FILLS is;tor Friday.
Dcrald Iana0s visf ed last week with
ysrsxn 7s / his old home at Amboy.
Major ". r. Powell left last week
for BAYFIELD,, Wis, and viii spend the
winter there.
Ms r. e. Hubbard is the guest OF
her Sfsr Mrs. a. J. Simpson q
" ;nneapolis
Mss Jes1se te Barber returned Mon
dav E on MINI sa9o IS, where she spent
seve al days visiting.
Mes Irene AEne and Fed Orth at
end he II inois- Minnesota game Sat-
u~day returning home Saturday even
ing
Miss Marga~e johnson Of Spring
field was 4 guest at the home of Mr..
end Ms. Charles Kuenz from Friday
until Monday.
Miss Purnell Cain went TO Lucan
last week for q short visit III the dis
trict in which she ,aught school last
YEAR While there she was guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Lar
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauterbach Jr,
accompanied by Misses Doris Geroy,
Eleanor Aune and Verda Larson mo-
tered to Sleepy Eye Saturday to at
tend the Sleepy Eye Redwood Falls
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Philbrick went
to st. Paul last week to attend the
meeting Of Osman Temple Shriners
Friday evening. Attorney George a.
Barnes also attended the Shriners
meeting.
CHRISTMAS PICTURES? - Why
yes-we make them every day, in all
sizes, all styles and all prices. We
can handle the largest family as well
as the smallest baby. Anderson's $
studio. .l7-tf.
Russell Wells came up from Dodge
Center Friday for a short visit with
his grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Wells. He left Saturday for Mime
apolis to see his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Wells.
Mrs. Henrietta Holt has returned to
her home at Delhi after being confin-
ed to the Redwood Falls hospital since
fair time. Mrs. Holt and her two
sons were victims Of an automobile
accident and were severely injured at
that time. The sons returned home
several weeks ago.
The upper part Of the Roberts and
Henschke building is being remodeled
into four five room living apartments.
The present rooms which are very high
have been divided making two stories
n nIace of the one upper story and
tie apartments will be entirely mo-
defn in every way.
The Sewing Circle Of the Church OF
st. Catherine met last Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Louis
Schultz who was assisted IN her h3s-
tess du les by Mrs. John Schweinfur-
ter. The meeting was very pleasant
one and closed with a dain lunch
con served by the hostesses.
Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon has
issued the following marriage licenses
during the past week. Alf. Berg to
katherine Sandager, Reuben Gunder-
son to Dean Baldwin, John +. Stelnie
to Lorena Hart, Earl Anderson to
Ruth Sills, John Manderscheid to Ham
nah Platz, Lane Troster to Ruth Nc
Lean, Albert Fennern to Martha Six.
Rev. Fl. Bruins conducted the service.
Henry Weber and Chas Ripley, faith
ers of the groom and bride, witnessed
the ceremony, at which only members
of the families were present. Mr..
and Mrs. Weber left Wednesday for
weeks visit in the Twin Cities and
Hutchinson, after which they will re-
turn to SanbOrn to make their horne
IN the Colburn residence. Mr.. Weber
will be employed at the Mowry- -Paff-
u
Next Monday party Of Lamberton
residents leave for the west to es-
cape the cold winter prophesied for
Minnesota this year Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Warner, Mrs. Peter Enstad and
Matt Enstad will be at San Diego Tor
he winter but plan on visiting Salt
Lake City and other points along the
wav. Mrs. AIvina Conrad will go di-
rect to Lodi. California, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Warner will also leave
next week. their destination being
Portland. Lamberton Star. SIS
All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me will kindly call at the
Farmers and Merchants State Bank Of
Delhi and pay the account. Your
prompt attention is requested. Charles
III. Nemitz. lo-2ts.
George Lauer who was formerly
4 resident of the Sisseton. S. D. coun-
/ try is now nicely settled on the Aug
lust Carity place on the west side o.
Redwood Falls, and states that he anc
his family are we'll pleased with then
lnew home. Mr.. Lauer, iIf recent
conversation with County Agent f L
French expressed himself as very mucl
in favor of the boys and girls pig ane
calf club work. Last year his thir
teen year-old son purchased a sow fol
i $500 giving his personal note a
the bank for this money. When tn
SOW and her litter were sold, at the ene
of the contest, they brought theil
Young owner $4,000 which both tn.
lad and his father thought was fai
lrate Of increase.
The regular meeting of the Women
Christian Temperance Union was he'll
Thursday afternoon at the Methods
church. There was q, large attend
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