The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-06-11

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Item. II 81
Agnes Ederer of Morton graduated
June from the State Normal School
at Mankato. SIS
Mrs. Philip Cheney left Thursday
i for Wolsey South Dakota for. a visit
with relatives. $50
Mrs. John Long of Minneapolis ar
rived Friday for visit with her niece
Miss Bernice Wood.
Banker and Mrs Burlett Of Wabas-
so were business visitors in Redwood
Falls Friday evening.
Mrs. Albert Kiesow and her son
Willard spent Tuesday of last week IN
Redwood Falls with the, Misses Min
ME and Louise KiesoW.
Roy Carson, first class painter, dec,
crater and paper hanger, has located
in Redwood Falls this week and is to
be found at PA First st. felt
Geo. Drake returned to Redwood
Falls Saturday after attending the
funeral of his brother, the late James
lDrake.-Fairfax Sentinel.
II Ms. and Mrs. Goethe of Carver are in
Redwood Falls and will be guests for
the next several days at the home OF
their son Oscar Goetze and his wife
Miss Jane Morley who has been at
tending Mankato State Normal arrlv-
ed here Thursday and will spend the
summer with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Mike Morley.
Mrs. r. F. Wherland of Stanley, N
D. arrived last week for visit with
j Redwood Falls friends. Mrs. Wher-
land has just been visiting with her
parents in Minneapolis.
CAPTAIN John Lauterbach expects
to receive his discharge from military
service this week and will again take
I'D the duties of civilian life. He and
Mrs. Lauterbach are at present living
in Minneapolis.
A. E. Mallory of Campton, Iowa was
a visitor at .he Fuller stock farm
morning. Mr.. Mallory is a
prominent breeder of Duroc-Jersey
hogs and visited both the Fuller and
! Nafziger herds while in this vicinity.
Miss Agnes Steele and Miss Mary
Allen of Redwood Falls were gradual
ed last Friday from the State Normal
School a. Winona. The young ladies
returned to Redwood Falls Saturday
accompanied by Mrs. Allan who went
to Winona to attend the commence
ment exercises. 4.s.
Mrs. E. Horn attended the meeting
of the Womens Home Missionary Soci-
cites of the Marshall District which
was held at Pipestone last Thursday
and Friday. Mrs. Horn was. sent as a
delegate of the local society in which
she is an active member. She return
ed Sunday.
Misses Anna and Ruth Mclean have
finished their years work in the pub
| lie schools at Detroit and arrived home
several days ago to spend their vaca-
ton with their mother. Both the
young ladies have accepted positions
at Yankton S. D. next year and Mrs.
Mclean will go there with them to
make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Welter of Delhi ac-
companied by their son-in-law Gilbert
cDougall, will leave this week fo1
Westwood California where they viii
visit for the mex. several weeks with
their son. Mr. McDougall may de-
eide to remain permanently in Califor.
mia although his plans are quite indef-
finitely at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.. Franklin have
purchased the DR.. G. L. Gates farm ir
ERenville County. This is the farm
lon which they have made their home
since coming to this vicinity and they
will continue to reside there. The
farm contains two hundred forty acres
and is beautifully situated on the Min
nesota River banks.
VIM. Marburger and Frank Steinle
of Revere were Redwood Falls visit
ors Monday morning. Mr.. Marburgel
was distributing bills for an auction
on the II. C. Flick farm which viii
he held next Saturday. Detailed an
nouncement of this auction will be
found in the advertising columns OF
/ this issue. ~
Leave your calls for JENSEN &
ROOT, UNDERWRITERS, at the H
N. Bell address until further an
nouncement is made. Night calls Civ
en- prompt attention. Jensen and
Root, Undertakers and Embalmers.
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The salary of Postmaster w. r
Hodges, of the city of Sleepy Eye, will
be increased to $4,000 on July 1, 1919
being an advance of 5000 per annum
Mr.. Hodges has given first-class SER
vice to the patrons of the office anc
in addition is doing his share to in
still Americanism into the minds OF
those who need it.
Misses Rose and Agnes Lauterbach
and Mrs. Andrew Cook will motor
from st. Peter this week and will be
guests at the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauterbach. Miss
Agnes Lauterbach has completed her
work in the public school of ST. Peter
and Miss Rose is on her way home from
Chicago where she took several months
training in nurses course.
julius A. Schmahl, Secretary OF
State, came out from ST. Paul Friday
night to get his touring car which he
was obliged to leave here on his for
lmer trip week ago, road conditions
making it impossible to motor to st
Paul. He left for home early Satur-