The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-09-03

Chas. f. Gales made business
visit to Carver last Sunday
j Robert v. Ochs Of Delhi was Red
wood Falls visitor Monday morning.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wells left Friday
on motor trip through Iowa and
Illinois.
| mr.. and Mrs. 4. P Larson spent
! Sunday at Heron Lake, returning
Monday.
Miss Ruth Barber left Saturday for
Brookings, S. D. where she will teach
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Trent left Mon
dav morning for motor trip to Des
Moines, Iowa.
Lawrence Wells returned Monday
from Minneapolis where ne attended
the State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Drury left Sat
lurday for Colorado where they viii
spend the winter.
Attorney George Smith Of Breck-
lenridge was business caller IN Red
wood Falls last week.
Miss Darrell Fendrick of st. Peter
spent the week lend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fendrick.
| Miss Anna Allan of Redwood Falls
spent last week with friends in this
vicinity. Seaforth Item.
Mrs. G. A. Fobes will be IN the
Twin Cities several days this week
attending the State Fair.
Chester Clark is now driving new
Chandler roadster which he brought
from Minneapolis last week.
VIM. Evans has received his dis
charge from military service and ar
rived in Redwood Falls Thursday.
Miss Wilma Ashford left Saturday
| for Candy where she will begin her
work as instructor in the high school.
The Misses Grayce and Nell Meal
lister left Friday for Aurora where
they will teach during the coming
year.
Miss Alice Milbradt, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry War
ner, left Monday for Marshall for a
visit with her sister.
Notice: Will the ladies who loaned
their pie tins for the home coming
celebration kindly call at the Golden
Rule and oct them. lit
Misses Marjory Steele and Doris
Geroy left Monday for Winona where
they will be students for the next
year at the State Normal School.
Miss Agnes Lauterbach left for st.
Peter Saturday where she has been
engaged to teach. She was accom-
panied by Harold and Wilfred Cook
who have been visiting their grand
parents.
Miss Alta johnson left Friday night
for Minneapolis where she will make
short visit with friends, going from
there to Winona where she will be a
student at the State Normal School
the coming year.
| The Stensvad Garage has recently
delivered two Cadillac cars one of
them a victoria, being purchased by
J. O. Haffay of Lamberton and the
other a four-passenge phaeton by Q.
| r. Nelson of Madison.
Miss Elsie Anderson, nurse at the
Emanuel Hospital of Mankato who
returned to her home at Redwood
Falls last week on vacation was a
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. N. De-
France the latter part of last week.
l-Seaforth Item.
VIM. Duncan Jr. of Milroy was
among the out-of-t town Shriners who
welcomed the members OF Osman
Temple to Redwood Falls last We'd
nesday. Mr.. Duncan went with the
Shriners to Marshall to spend the
evening with them there.
| Commissioner Jas. p. Gafney and
Mrs. Gaffney, accompanied BY their
nephew, Vern Zumwinkle, left Thurs
day morning for motor trip to
ShaWmutt, Montana, where they will
spend the next several weeks at the
home of their daughter.
How much will / get out of life ?
Much more than you put into it II
you attend the Mankato Commercial
College. Mankato, Mimi. Send for
catalogue. Tit
Mrs. P. j. Schmitz was a business
visitor in Redwood Falls last Tues
day. Mrs. Schmitz stated that she
and her husband, who are now resi-
dents of the Wabasso community, will
have an auction sale in the near fu-
ture and then expect to move to Sea-
forth to make their future home.
A native born citizen of Redwood
County, now sixty years of age is re-
ported to have cast his first vote at
the special county seat election Au-
gust l9. The man is resident of
Swedes Forest and for some unac-
countable reason had never thought
| it worth while to exercise his right
of franchise until there was posi-
bility of the county-seat being moved
to Wabasso. Then he decided it was
time to vote.
The Hanley Falls Commercial Club
will hold their first annual picnic in
Ramsey State Park at Redwood Falls,
Sunday, September IA. The cars will
leave between nine and ten in the
forenoon so as to be there for din
ner. In the afternoon there will be a
program of sports, baseball game. etc.
Each family or group of families
bring their dinner and lunch for
themselves. -Hanley Falls Press.
The neighbors of Miss Ada Peick
gave a picnic supper in honor of her
self and her. hrofhers at the M IaI1-