The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-16


I mong those who attended the ditch
hearing at the courthouse last Friday.
Mrs. John Whitcomb entertained
the ladies of the Industrial Society
at her home last Wednesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. P. Sanders have
3 returned from an extended visit to
& Atlantic City and Chicago and have
4 taken up their residence here for the
summer.
Dan Mckenzie disposed of his farm
! south of Vesta last week to Chas. Ter
hell. We understand the consideration
was $4,000 for the 240 acre tract
Vesta Censor.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Scott and their
family left Wednesday for their new
home at Wapato, Washington. They
will be located on a farm nine miles
from Yakima.
Miss Ethel Werder is enjoying a
short vacation from her duties as
teacher in the high school at Granite
Falls and is spending it with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Werder
While in Montevedio recently Albert
trust announced the arrival of twin
sons at his home in Minneapolis. The
Gazette isn't saying that this is true
it is merely stating that Albert said
it.
Rev. Torbet attended the meeting
of the Presbytery at Tracy, last week.
He reports that many churches of the
Presbytery subscribed more than
| their apportionment for the New Era
Campaign Fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Stuart last week
shipped their household goods to
George, Iowa, Mr.. Stuart and his
son leaving for George Tuesday. Mrs.
Stuart and the younger children will
go some time this week.
Notice. wish to announce TO ice
users that ice delivered to residences
will be sold at As cents per hundred
when paid in advance and so cents per
hundred where charge accounts are
made. J. A. Storts. 39-2ts.
w. S. S. receipts in the various saw
| ings clubs of the city schools amount
ed to nearly $500 last week. Eighty
! per cent of this amount was in pen
MES. nickels and dimes. This is a
splendid record for beginning.
John Bruch of Tonica, H., who has
farm lands in Redwood County, was
here last week to attend hearing in
the matter of ditch which effects his
land He expects to return to Red
wood Falls within the next few weeks.
The Palace Dry Goods store held it's
annual spring opening Saturday. The
store was prettily decorated with
spring flowers and frappe was serv-
ed in the basement store. Music was
furnished by the New Dream orches-
ira.
At the request of the Liberty Loan
Committee the children of the city
schools were dismissed at eleven
o'clock so that they might see the Tank
exhibited here Monday and also hear
the speeches. But because of the mud
dy conditions of the streets they did
not parade.
The basket social which was to have
been held April IL, in the Allan School
was postponed until April 19 because
of the bad roads. There will be an
entertainment given in connection with
the social and everybody is urged to
attend. All the ladies are asked to
bring baskets. Teacher, Miss Lola
Sinnon
This week, in lieu of the usual
spring vacation, the schools are begin
ming at eight-thirty o'clock and clos |
ing at one, with no afternoon ses-
sion. Because of the time lost dur /
ing the year it was thought advisa-
bic not TO take the entire vacation.
There will be no school Good Friday |
nor on Easter Monday.
Frank Clague, w. S. Brammer, j. |
P. Cooper and H. A. Baldwin went to
Morgan Sunday to attend the Liberty |
Loan meeting held there Sunday after
noon. Because of the impossible con-
dition of the roads the trip was made
by hand car. VIM. Duncan Jr. who |
also attended the Morgan meeting re-
turned to Redwood Falls with them.
The Banner Livery Barn furnishes
either horse or auto livery. 38-2ts*
Max Johnson Of Milroy was called |
to Hot Springs Arizona Friday by |
the serious illness of his younger son
Gordon who was reported seriously !,
i'll from the influenza. Mrs John
son and her sons have been spending
the winter in Arizona where they went |
to resuperate from a severe attack of |
influenza from which they all suffered
last fall.
CdNG YOuI0Gl1 (d1 I1O0O1Cs Law /
your storage batteries with the APP
pleton Battery Company and have
them put in shape before the car sea-
son opens. 39-1t. |
w. F. Sommerfeld received a letter
from his son Hugo on Tuesday IN
which he stated that he was then out |
of the hospital and feeling fine. Also
that he expected to arrive in Echo next |
week. Hugo underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Rochester hos
pital where the surgeons pronounced |
his first operation failure, as the ap-
pendix was not removed. Echo En-
terprise.
The citizens of Redwood Falls are
enthusiastically in favor of the organi-
cation of building and loan associa-
ton. The Commercial club is back
of the move, and it is expected that
this will tend to alleviate the difficult
ty that city has been facing the last
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