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

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week for a visit with relatives.
Miss Edith Bollun returned Sunday /
night from visit IN Minneapolis.
Jack Phllbrick was q business visit |
or in Minneapolis several days last
week
The Grade school building IS being /
wired for lights this week by g, Al
Fobes.
VIM Stenborg arrived Monday fro
sacred Heart for q visit at the H. A.
Baldwin home
L. A. Anderson and Axel Paulson OF
Vesta were Redwood Falls visitors
last Wednesday.
Miss Grace Lentz of Minneapolis
spent Christmas with her brother Carr
and Tony Lentz.
Miss Bess McAlHster arrived Sa'
urday from Minneapolis for visit
with Miss Irene Davis.
Mrs. III. NJ Hitchcock who has been
very III is improving slightly accord
| ing to the latest reports.
Mrs. Maud Koim left Monday fc
Minneapolis after a visit at the home
of Mrs Frances Davis. ).
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS McGregof OF
lyesta spent Christmas with their
daughter Mrs. Jack PhIEbrick.
Don't fail to see Frank Keenan, IN
4sGates of Buss'' at the New Dream,
wednesday night, December 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Fields went to
/ Minneapolis to spend Christmas with
their daughter, Mrs. Posi- and Mrs
Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Francois re-
turned to Minneapolis Friday after
spending Christmas at the home OF
i Mrs. Z. Francois
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Inglis and sons
were guests at the S. P. Hicks home
lin Gales township. They returned to
Redwood Falls Sunday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. w. P.Francois were
guests at tho home of Mrs. Elizabeth
j Francois Christmas day. They re.
turned to Marshall Saturday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. JaehnIng an
their daughters motored to Marshall
Il Saturday to spend the day with MI
and Mrs. A. J. Chamberlain.
M. M. Moss of Minneapolis preach
ed at the Christian Church Sunday
morning and evening While in our
city he was the guest OF Mr. ard MRS.
Thornton.
i C. Knutson and his son of BelvleW
1were Redwood Falls visitors Monday
morning. Mr.. Vogland attended pro
bate court in the interests OF the J.
20. Vogland estate.
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
J as the smallest baby. Anderson
studio. lt-tl
!. Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauterbach lel
Saturday noon for their new ho1
at Borup, MINI. The large farm the!
recently purchased lies only sho1
a distance from Borup.
81 J. E.. Conner is now arranging fol
! his sale of Duroc Jersey Hogs Whlcf
: will be held January %. A catalogue
of Mr.. Corners offering will be is
sued within short time.
Miss Helen Stewart is spending hel
Christmas vacation with her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Stewart. MI
! Stewart is teaching mathematics
! history in the high school at Aberdeen
S. D., and finds her work there W
! enjoyable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evert Gallea enter
! itained party of relatives at the
hcme for dinner Christmas day. tn
party included Mr.. and Mrs. jane
Gallea. Mrs. H.tty jones and her sol
E Newman, Mr. and Mrs. A. c..
ard daughters Helen and Vera, M
II Austin and Thomas Self.
GOODYEAR Tires are our speciality
Call and examine them. Our price
are right. We do all kinds OF rep%l
work. Kenneth Byram. lit
e Mrs. C. D. Fox has sold her Morgan
millinery store to Miss Grace Mac
Dougall after having been in bust
e mess there for the past fourteen years
e Miss MacDougall has been IN the mil
Ilinery business at Wabasso for some
time past and will take immediate pos
session of her Morgan purchase. Mrs
]. Fox will now devote all her time t
2 the operation of her millinery store j
e Redwood Falls.
: Miss Edna Gaffney, formerly 0
3 Redwood Falls was married. Decembe
!. .I23 at GLASGOW Mont. to ]. E. Perrls
r Mrs Perish graduated from the loca
u high school in the class of 1917 an
i since then has been teaching in tn
d Montana schools. She is the younges
q daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gait
& ney who at one time lived here and ar
9 now residents of Montana.
4 If it is small quarter of beef yo
want call L835. George Wilcox, De
hi 23-t
vi C. E. Davis who recently held a
y. auction of his personal property PREF
: aratory to moving away, states thd
Q his sale was very successful and tha
he feels this success was due to tn
E. ability and energy of the auctionee
d III. B. Sowder. This is the second sal
% that Mr.. Sowder has cried for M
d Davis and they have both been yer
/ successful. Mr. Davis gives Mr.. Sow
,e der his most hearty endorsement as !
IS auctioneer.
IS Small game hunters should remen
80 her. that thirty DAVIS after the close