The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-06-25


Tracy looking after business matters.
Mrs. r. Donaldson and little boy Of
Duluth are visiting at the home OF Mrs.
d. Mclean.
Mrs. Emma Lee of Redwood was
here this week visiting relatives
Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
Miss Lena johnson and Miss Anna
Wester spen the week end III the
Twin cites visiting friends.
Mrs. 3. G.. Hall returned Friday Of
last week from visit of several days
at Minneapolis and Lake Minnetonka.
Clarence LeGrave returned to Min
neapolis Wednesday after visit at
the home cf Mr.. and NJ S. X. Glassco.
Miss Inez Swan was a guest of Red
wood Falls friends Wednesday and
Thursday Of las week. Morton En-
terprise.
Leonard johnson who recently re-
turned from overseas, arrived Friday
for a visit with his father Marion
johnson.
VIM. Peavey and his daughter Mrs.
Helen Peck left Tuesday for Battle
Lake where they will visit at the
home of Mrs. j. Aldrich.
E. G. Barenthin of Clements braved
the bad roads of Saturday and came
to Redwood Falls to spend the day in
the transaction of important business.
Arthur Kumn who has been attend
ing the State University arrived last
week and will spend his vacation with
his parents Mr.. and Ms. F. G.. Knmm
Miss Ruth Klovstad trimmer at The
Fox Millinery Store left Saturday for
visit at her home in ST. Paul. Miss
Klovstad will return in fall and re-
sumo her work.
John Bruch of Tonica Illinois arriv-
ed Friday to look after his farming
Interests in Redwood County. Henry
Bruch is expected to arrive this week
to visit his farms in this territory.
John Colville went 20 Minneapolis
last week to. attend the meeting of
State Sunday School workers. Mr..
Colville is the president of the Red
wood County Sunday School Assocla-
, ton.
Morton will have a Chautauqua
season of three days, from June 80 to
July 3 inclusive. This is the first
Chautauqua that this enterprising
town has attempted and it is hopeful
of great success.
Mrs. E. Kuenzli returned Friday
night from a visit of several days with
friends at Minneapolis. Miss Helen
Doughty who accompanied Mrs. Kuen-
iii to Minneapolis last week has gone
to Redwing for visit with her faith
er.
THE NEW DREAM WILL BE
CLOSED ALL NEXT WEEK, CHAU-
TAUQUA WEEK. 49-1t*
DR.. and Mrs. E. C. Horn and their
son left last Wednesday for Columbus
Ohio where they will spend the next
several weeks with relatives. Miss
Helen Miller went with them as far
as Minneapolis.
The Gazette is requested to ask all
those having Red Cross knitting 20
turn in the completed garments before
July l if possible. The committee is
anxious to make return of these arti-
cles to head quarters.
Mrs. B. Jas. Reynolds has return
ed to Redwood Falls from Jacksonville
where she was the guest of friends
for several weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Rey-
holds are now occupying the bungalo
formerly occupied by Miss Maude Pet
erson.
Miss Delsie Phinney of Wood Lake
was an over Sunday guest a. the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Hall. Miss
Phinney was on her way to Mankato
where she will attend the Mankato
Normal School during the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Gray arrived
in Redwood Falls last week and will
spend the next week with Mr.. Gray's
parents Judge and Mrs. F. A. Gray
and his sister Mrs. John d. Stevenson.
They will then return 20 Forsythe,
Mont, where Mr.. Gray is engaged in
business.
A. c.. Schmahl returned Friday af-
ternoon from Rochester where he has
been taking surgical treatment at the
Mayo Hospital. Mr.. Schmahl's friends
are glad to know that he will be able
to continue his treatments at his home
and here and that it will not be neces-
Sary for him 20 return to Rochester.
Captain and Mrs. w. B. Clement
returned to Redwood Falls Friday af-
ter having spent the last two weeks
with friends and relatives in Chicago,
Des MONIES and Minneapolis. Captain
Clement was discharged from mill
tary service at Camp Dodge and has
again taken up his civilian duties.
The Scenic City Band gave it's first
band concert in Ramsey State Park
Sunday afternoon, playing the pro-
gram arranged for Sunday June Is
which was postponed because of bad
weather. A large audience gathered
to hear the music from which the
greatest pleasure was derived. These
Sunday afternoon concerts in the park
will be a feature for the next several
weeks and promise many enjoyable
afternoons to the music lovers.
STARTING MONDAY JUNE 80,
THE MCPHERSON GROCERY WILL
BE RUN ON THE CASH AND CAR
RY PLAN. 49-1t.
Mrs. F. NJ. O'Hara has had recent
ly very interesting letter from Mrs.
Q. w. Hoffman former resident of
Redwood Eo11o Nee I0Ff,oo~. 81 L..