The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-03-05

this week.
Stewart Peck returned from Min
lneapolis Saturday after several days
Anton Taucheck of the Gazette
force spent Saturday and Sunday at
his home at New Ulm.
S. P. Hicks of Gales township shipp-
ed four carloads of cattle TO the Chi
cage. market last Tuesday.
Roy Zehetner arrived here from ov-
& erseas Friday and is now at home with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Zehet-
ner.
Mrs. Chas. lett and Miss Rose
Jackson of Redwood Falls were report
ed among the visitors at Mankato OF
last week.
Misses Cahoon and Chapman, Mrs.
A. N. DeFrance and Mrs. O. G. Fobe-
sen were Redwood Falls visitors Satur-
-sSeaforth Item.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Drury returned
Thursday from Pueblo, Colorado where
they have spent the winter with their
daughter, Miss Aline Drury.
Il Clerk of Court Weldon last week
\ granted marriage license to Frank
4 Norcutt and Bertha Wegner, both
young people of the Lucan community
i G. A. Schildknecht of Minneapolis
came up Saturday for short visit with
/ his mother, Mrs. E. Schildknecht. He
returned to Minneapolis Monday
night.
1 Miss Victoria Nogaj has arriv-
ed home from Rochester where she has
! been employed for the past several
months and will spend the summer
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Nogaj
w. P. Francois was in Redwood
/ Thursday after spending several days
in the Twin Cities While here he
visited his mother Mrs. E. Francois
before returning to his home at Mar
shall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave Hartung of
Lewiston Idaho are guests at the
home of Mr.. Hartung's sister Mrs.
Frank Japs. From Redwood Falls
they will go to Dawson to visit 9TH
er relatives.
/ A. Jaehning has purchased the M. o.
Byram home east of the Methodist
parsonage and will take possession
about April /. Mr.. Jaehning recently
EGisposed of his house in Wood Lake.
The purchase of the Byram home was
Il
j The Executive Committee of the
/ Commercial Club met Monday even
ling and attended to routine committee
EGuties. One of the decisions reached
by this committee was that all club
dues shall hereafter he paid in advance.
The Misses Moriarty VIVA have been
here visiting with their sister Miss
Gertrude Moriarty, returned Monday
morning to their home at Redfield, >.
ID. The young ladies are just returning
/ from Washington d. G. where they
held clerical positions with the govern
Iment during the war.
Cora D. Fox announces that her
spring hats are now on display and
that every day is opening day. 32-3ts.
Arthur Hassenstab of Remer, Min
nesota arrived last week for visit
with his parents and with other rela-
tives here. He is looking very much
improved in health because of his life
in the pine woods of Northern Min
Inesota and his friends are pleased to
note this improvement.
Judge A. r. A. Laudon has suffi-
GENTLY recovered from his recent i'll
ness to resume his duties at the court
almost entirely recovered from their
severe illness of last week with the
exception of his little daughter who
is still i'll from the severe attack of
quincy.
C. F. Gales returned early last
week from New York where he pur-
chased spring and summer goods for
his store, The Palace. Mr.. Gales re-
\ ports that the spring wear for women
lis most attractive and the suits and
!. dresses all sound the Victory" note.
Mrs. Gales went to Minneapolis to
meet her husband and accompanied
him to Redwood Falls.
/ VIM. Engelrup of Morgan was a
business visitor in Redwood Falls
Thursday. Mr.. Engelrup has long
been one of the prosperous farmers
of the Morgan community but has
! decided to retire from active farming
| land will make his future home at
Hutchinson. He will have an auction
sale of his personal property at his
farm today, March 4.
Mrs. G. e. Larson will be the guest
of honor at social afternoon given
/ by the members of the Woman's Club
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
King this (Tuesday) afternoon. Mrs.
Larson will leave soon for Des Moines
Iowa and her removal from the city
has caused her TO resign from the Club
Of which she has been the presiding
officer for the past year. Mrs. Lar
son has been an invaluable member
Iof the Club and several other of the
most active woman's organizations In
the city and her resignation is deeply
regretted by all who have been asso-
ciated with her work.
L. w. Cowden will accept limited
number of violin pupils. Studio at A
F. Cars Residence. Telephone 341 OF
call at Thompson's music store fol
appointment. Can assist in furnish
ling violins. 30-4ts
The following ladies sewed at tht
Red Cross rooms several afternoon
last week;-Mesdame A. G. Dolliff
r. Stensvad, G. B. Ashford, c.. d
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