The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-30

e. j. Montgomery of Vesta was q
Redwood Falls visitor Thursday.
Miss May Bliss is making an ex-
tended visit with her sister, Mrs. G
Colston at Des Moines.
Miss Helen Hall of Granite Falls
spent Easter with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Hall. She returned Satur-
day.
Attorney C. T. Howard of Pipe
stone was among the attorneys called
here by legal business in the District
Court last week.
Miss Nan Hunter returned TO
Mortified Wednesday after spending
her Easter vacation with her mother
Mrs. Laura Hunter.
Miss Florence Eischen has accept
ed position as saleswoman in the
Palace and entered upon her new du-
ties there last week.
We have complete stock of picture
holdings and mattings so that we casl
frame your pictures fright. Bring
them in. Grapp Furniture and Under
taking Go. 41-2ts
j. B. PhiIbrick, Geo. Barnes and
G.. A. Jaehning went to Minneapolis
Friday morning to attend the meet
ing of the Shrine. The first two
young men were among the class OF
initiates.
Theo. B. Seifert of Cottonwood,
Mimi, expert in piano tuning and pia-
no and player piano work is in town.
Leave orders for him with the music
teachers or at Thompson's Music
Store. 41-1t.
The Womens Foreign Missionary
society meets May 9Th in the church
parlors, leaders, Mesdames Conner
and Summerville; hostesses, Mesdam-
es Little, Elliott, Streeter, Shoemak-
er, Starr, and Grapp.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety meets in the church parlors
May 18th. Leaders Mesdames Wig
gins and French. Hostesses Mes
DANES King. Vim, Davis, Grapp and
Byram. This is the annual mite box
opening service.
F. ]. Hassenstab has completed his
work at st. Paul where he was en-
ployed at the state capital during the
legislative session and returned last
week to his home in Redwood Falls.
MIR. Hassenstab has made no an
nouncement of his future plans but the
many friends of himself and his fam
lily hope that these plans will not nee
essitate the removal of the family
from Redwood Falls.
Sewing done by the hour at the
home of the employer. Phone 2O4
4O-2ts. paid
The famous Tyson Holstein herd
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ing news item taken from the Pende-
ton, Oregon, paper Of April 18
yakima, April 18.-Charles Nc
Donald of the Toyon Cattle associa-
ton of California bought most Of the
Tyson Nc Kelleher herd of registered
Holsteins, taking 80 animals at $3.50
one of the largest individual purchas-
es made here for some time"
Editor F. e. Kent OF the Sanborn
Sentinel is offering his newspaper
plant and the good will of the business
for sale, stating that scarcity of help
has driven him to take this step. The
Sentinel, which was established twen-
ty-four years ago by A. D. McRae, now
Redwood County Register of Deeds, is
very excellent little paper for the
size of the village in which it is pub
lished and is one which should find a
ready sale. Editor Kent has made sew
eral improvements in his plant and
equipment as well as IN his paper and
has been most useful citizen of the
Sanborn community. He makes no
announcement Of his future plans but
as he also offers his residence for
sale it is quite evident that he con-
templates leaving Sanborn.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and we'll. Call Us for any tire re-
pair work. Kenneth Byranl, proprle-
cor. 46-t.