The Redwood gazette., 1919-11-19

1 George ManLzke spent 0uhlA5 -
| the Eischen home near Sleepy Eye.
J. T. Britton Of Delhi was q Red
wood Falls caller Thursday.
| Dr.. George Grapp returned Sun
day from q business trip 70 Mime
Mrs. Cora d. Fox spent Thursday
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Adams. !.
at Morgan.
A daughter was born to Mg and
1 Mrs. Clyde Davis Of Seaforth Reace
Dav,s November IL.
Frank Hammer of Mound arrived
| last week for visit at the home Of
his son, Leo Hammer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. j. Weldon Of Wa
/ bass0 spent Sunday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Weldon
julius Jacobs, editor OF the Frank
Him Tribune. spent several hours here
last Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Cole has gone to Wis;
consin where she, will spend the win
ter at the home OF her aunt.
Mrs. Bell of Mankato was guest
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. a.
Little, between trains Monday.
w. I'll. Gold and his son Donald
Gold, returned last week from sew
eral days visit IN the twin cities:
Orvil Pease came down from Bel
view Thursday and spent several
hours with Redwood Falls. friends
DR.. Golden, Vim. Maurer and L.
Kise left Thursday noon for north
ern Minnesota on a big game hunt.
Mrs. Jim Thompson left Monday
for Hastings, called there by the i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs, Shepardson.
Miss Bess Zunwinkle went to Min
neapolis Friday for a short visit
While there she attended the we'd
ding of cousin.
/ Miss Theresa Schwengle of Lam
berton spent last week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Little attending
Teachers Institute.
AL. Vihstadt returned Monday from
Minneapolis where he spent few
days. Mrs Vihstadt remained in the
city f5- longer visit
| Miss Barbara McIlravie' is expected
to arrive Tuesday from st. Paul
where she has been visiting for sew
eral weeks at the home of her sister.
A card received from G. A. Lauter-
bach and Ernie Gallea last Saturday
stated that they were then at Moose
Lake and were enjoying their hunt
ing expedition.
A farmer living near Luverne sold
his farm for $175.00 per acre and was
to move off March. 1st. After think
ing the thing over he bought the
place back at $225.OO per acre.
Fred Melges and Miss Mable Mel
ges of Chicago who has been visit
/ ing at the Melges' homes for several
| weeks, left Thursday for Minneapolis
/ where they will visit at the A. A.
Melges home.
Oscar Moline visited with friends
here Wednesday, Mr.. Moline's home
i is at Tracy and he has only recently
returned from a long term Of over
| seas service. Hewas a member of
i Company L and went into service
i early in the fall of 1917.
i Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. McAllister and
their family left last Wednesday
morning for their new home in Min
neapolis. They made the trip BY au-
tomobile, Mr. McAllister taking. their
two cars with them. 80
Grant Jacobson went down to Red
j wood Falls Tuesday to referee the
football game which was played, at
that place between the Springfield
and Redwood teams as. a part of the
Armistice Day celebration galaiison
8 There will be a civil SerVicles lsI exam a n
Il nation held at the postofiee at Red
!, wood Falls Saturday, December I3
3 1919, for the purpose of finding clerks
both male and female,9 and a carrier
s Full particulars may be obtained from
i Mrs Davis at tn epostofice
4 Mrs. John Henle went to Redwood
Falls Wednesday afternoon and is
enjoying a visit at the JOS. Lauter-
bach home. Little Marie Catherine
Lauterbach, who has been guest at
the Henle home during the fall
\ months. returned to Redwood Falls
with Mrs. Henle.-Brown County
Journal.
+ Your friends can buy anything you
lean give them except your Photo
graph. Go to Anderson's studio and
Eget some made and you. will please
Il Children, when not accompanied by
parents, or guardian, and not havino
reached eighteen years of age, will
not be permitted to attend public
dances in New Ulm in the future.
4 Chief Alvin Harmening has inaugu-
irated crusade and expects that. par
ents will thank him for the enforce
Ement of this regulation. A number
Eof the youngsters were turned away
from recent dance. Some time ago
remonstrance was made to the local
authorities concerning children being
permitted to attend public dances in
this city.
/ Goodyear Tires are our speciality.
'ICal1 and examine them. Our prices
are right. We do all kinds of -ereII
work. Kenneth Byram. lift
| The CRYSTAL Rebekah Lodge No. 25
II. o. o. F. will have social at the
close of the business meeting on We'd
nesday evening, November 49,, The
meeting will open at 7:3O to give am
pie time for the social feature o1
the occasion. They wish all Rebek-
abs and their husbands to attend. A
good time in store for all who car
Icome.
Chris Melde blew into town from
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