The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-10


Misses Minnie and Louise Kiesow
went to Morgan today to attend the
wedding of their cousins the Misses
Mueller.
Miss Rose Jackson is now comfort
ably located in the Hart Apartments
at Santa Monica, California, where
she recently accepted a position.
f. G. Hubbard of the Hubbard
Davis Company left Sunday for Chi
cago where he will attend the meet
ing of the National Clothiers. He will
return late this week.
Walnut Grove has just let con-
tract for a sanitary sewer system and
septic tank upon which work will he
gin at once The system will call for
an expenditure of $41,275.00.
Miss Loretta Kerwin, who has been
absent several weeks from her work
as saleswoman at the Palace, returned
Saturday and has resumed her work.
Miss Kerwin spent her vacation at
her home at Morris and in visiting
at various points.
Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon has
recently issued marriage licenses to
the following: Ida Mueller and Theo
Trapp, Otto Lehrer and Maude Ham
NETT, Joseph Kastner and Clara SAT-
fert, Albert Austin and Agnes Garn-
hardt,, Herman Hanson and Clara Enc
mark, Bertha Mueller and William
KamholZ. N
Miss Danielson r. N, the Red Cross
nurse employed by the Redwood Coun-
! ty Red Cross Chapter to assist in the
health campaign which is a part Ct
the Red Cross peace program, has ar
rived in the county and is already at
work in her new field Miss Daniel
son will be in the county permanent
| " and is cooperating with the Red
wood Falls Public Health Association
| in the work.
The first annual meeting cf the
Redwood County Public Health A.
citation will be held at the courthouse
Wednesday morning, September "a
at ten o'clock. This date has been
chosen as it is expected that many OF
the members of the Association will
be in Redwood Falls at that ime to
attend the Redwood County fair. Flee
tion of officers will be held at this time
and it is important that the meeting
be well attended
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church will
meet in the church parlors Thursday
afternoon, September IL. The lead
ers Of the program are Mrs. F. G,
Hubbard and Mrs. ID. L. Crimmins
The hostess for the day are Mesdames
w. Fl. Gold, G. w. Gold, Hitchcock,
E. Chapman, Green and Burke. This
is the last meeting of the year and
it is requested that all dues shall be
in at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker and
their daughter, Miss Crystal, of Flora
township, Renville county, left Mon
day morning for Appleton, Wis,
where they will make their future
home. Miss Shoemaker will take a
course In vocal and instrumental mu-
sic at the college at Appleton, and
Mr.. Shoemaker will become q worker
in the national non-partisan league.
The home farm in Renville county
will be operated by Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
Shoemaker who have resided there
for the past year.
Miss Katherine johnson r. N, left
Monday for Lamberton where she will
make preparations for the Child's Wei
fare Clinic which will be held there
next Saturday. The clinic will be
similar to the recent very successful
one held in Redwood Falls, with two
physicians who are specialists in child
diseases to examine the children
brought to the clinic. These clinics
are held by the Northwestern Pediat-
ric Society working in conjunction
with the University of Minnesota and
are Of the greatest value to the cnli-
dren who are examined.
Hubbard County is making most
admirable record as one of the big
clover sections Of the state. Within
short distance from Park Rapids,
the county seat, the Hemerick Broth
ers' field produced ten bushels and ten
pounds to the acre, the hulling tax
ing place the last week IN August.
The first acre was officially measured
under the supervision Of M. Schooner
berger, cashier OF the First National
Bank Of Park Rapids and this aver
age was maintained by the entire
acreage, the entire crop netting about
| $50. 10000. Hubbard County contends
| that it is the "Land Where the Clover
| il j Weed" al right, but the farm
ers are careful to take mighty good
| care OF their weeds! -