The Redwood gazette., 1919-03-26


4 r. Stensvad was a business visitor
at Pipestone Monday and Tuesday.
Archie McDOugall was a business
visitor at Wabasso, Wednesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shining of
Wabasso came over Tuesday for a
visit with relatives.
4 w. r. Barnes returned Friday night
from Minneapolis where he was bus
mess visitor last week.
A. C. Burmeister returned Satur-
day morning from Minneapolis where
he spent last week on business.
4 Watch for the Date of the Big
Charley Chaplin Special, Shoulder
Arms. 35-2ts paid.
d Attend the meeting at the Court
Room IN Redwood Falls on April 3, at
one o'clock and help TO organize our
county's Public Health Association.
] The clocks of the nation viii be
set on hour ahead on the last Sat-
urday night in March, in compliance
with the daylight saving law IN eff
feet for the duration of She war.
L. v. Cowden, violin teacher, studio
at A. f. Carr's residence. Phone 341.
Pupil of Heinrich Hoevel, former con-
certmaster of the Minneapolis SYM
phony. 36-4ts. pd.
/ Harry William Harnack of Revere
died at the home of his parents Mr..
| and Mrs. William Harcnak ST., Sat
urday March Is. Death was caused
by pneumonia following influenza.
The Pryor Farm south of town was
recently sold by its owner Mr.. Jamison
of Ottowa, ILL., to Ferdinand Panitzke.
Mr.. Jamison who has been in Redwood
Falls for the past several weeks has
returned to Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie McCorquodale
Jr., of Modesto, CAL, are the happy
parents of baby girl. Mr.. McCor-
quodale is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
chic McCorquodale of Underwood
township-Vesta Censor.
The contract for drair<ng Lake Si-
gel by the big Judicial ditch was let
recently for $15O,O00.00. We under
stand the Tracy Cement & Tile Co.,
have secured the contract to furnish
the large tile.-Tracy Herald.
Mrs. Gus Alberts entertained COM
pany of friends at her home at dinner
Sunday evening in honor of her birth
Gay anniversary. Covers were laid for
twelve and three course menu was
served. The decorations were in yell
low and white.
w. G.. Weldon, secretary of the Red
wood Falls Commercial Club, returned
Friday night from Minneapolis where
he represented the business men OF
Redwood Falls at the Better Busi-
ness" convention held there last We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Julius Frank of Revere was
a victim of influenza, having passed
away March 6. after severe. illness
from that cause She is survived by |
her husband and her little son, three |
years old. Mrs. Frank was formerly
Florence Hickey of Revere.
Notice some good advice given you
in the Crimmins Land advertisement |
in this issue. 36-1t |
Mrs. Mary E. Lusk who is now liv-
ing in Los Angeles County California, |
states that that county is very differ
ent from Redwood County but finds |
life there quite enjoyable. She pro-
misses to write The Gazette descrip- |
ton of the country at some future |
date. $50 ~
The Margaret Evans home, recently
purchased by A. Drogosch has been
purchased by Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
MacDougall who will occupy it as a
residence. Mr.. Drogosch retains one.
lot of the property and will erect a
home on it.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call Us for any tire re-
pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprie-
Tor. 46-tf.
Mrs. w. S. Benz of Johnsonville
township died of influenza Monday
March IT.. She is survived by her
husband and three small sons. Mrs.
Benz was formerly Miss Della Con-
rad and has many friends and rela-
tives in the vicinity of Lamberton
where she has made her home for
many years.
Notices of subscription. expirations
are being sent out from The Gazette
office this week and we ask our sub
scribers to kindly remit promptly so
that it may not be necessary for us to
5ake your names from the list There
ire still few who should have paid on
or before March /, who have not sent .
heir checks. Please give the matter
7our immediate attention Publisher.
A new real estate firm has been
formed in Redwood Falls. The parties :
are A. E. King and J. NJ.
Stewart, and the firm name is King
md Stewart. They will handle farm
ands and city properly for sale Mr..
King will attend to the office work and
lis partner will look after the outside
work. Mr.. King will continue the in
iurance business in his own name
ame as heretofore.
The Erapp Furniture Company has
,een showing some very interesting !
window displays recently and the
present arrangement is not the least !
Il these. The display features a well :
arranged kitchen emphasizing the
many admirable qualities of the
Dutch Napanee Kitchen Cabinet, and ]
IN artistic sleeping room centered a.
,out beautiful suite of American
walnut. This suite is one of the most
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