The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-23

MONDAY for Morgan.
/ Carl Dahl Of Seaforth was Red
wood Falls caller Thursday.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. FL. M. Aune were Twin
City visitors last week, returning Fri
Louis Yackel spent several days n
Minneapolis last week visiting with
friends.
i f. r.. Kline of Castleton, S. D. visit
ed with his family the first par OF
! the week.
Court Reporter Eckstein arrived
Monday to attend the April term OF
i District Court.
II Miss Mildred Jensen Of Winthrop
spent Easter with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. II Jensen.
w. Bissonnette returned Tuesday
/ from Minneapolis where he spent Sun
4 day with his mother.
Mrs. S. G.. Peterson of Hutchinson
was the guest last week of her daugh-
ter Miss Maude Peterson.
i Attorney E. B. Korns of Tracy ar
rived Monday to attend the opening
4 session of the district court.
& William Stensberg of Minneapolis
spent Easter Sunday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Baldwin.
n Paul Callaghan and family of Wa
4 basso spent Easter at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. O. Callaghan.
i Sewing done by the hour at the
home of the employer. Phone 2O4
40-2ts. paid
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and child
rem of Lamberton spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ever
i EFT.
A meeting of the Red Cross director
was Leld Monday evening and sever
! a items of routine business disposed
of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Potter went to
/ Springfield last week for visit at
the home of their son John A. Pot-
ter.
Miss Peck and Miss Johnson return
| ed Sunday night from Minneapolis
where thep spent several days with
friends.
/ Miss Nell McAllister who is teach
ing at Tyler spent Easter at the home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. I. Q. Nc
| Allister.
] Robert Ochs cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Delhi was a
Redwood Falls guest from Friday I'M
/ til Sunday. 80
Mrs. ]. B. Philbrick and her little
son spent last week at the home OF
/ her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McGre-
gor of Vesta.
Miss Mildred Boo and Miss Esther
/ Linnemann of Walnut Grove are visit
/ ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
johnson this week.
i The Misses Gertrude Roberts and
Ruby Kuenzli who are attending Ham
/ line arrived home Friday for a visit
with their parents.
Miss Gertrude Roberts is enjoying
a vacation from her work as student
at Hamline University and is the
quest if her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w
r Roberts.
Mr.. Ever last week purchased thru
the Sparks Ward Company the form.
4 er Jack Donovan house. The house
was sold some time ago to A: j. Dir
of Franklin who in turn sold it &C
Mr.. Ever.
j Several residents of Redwood Coun,
lty received their second citizenship
papers Monday. The list includes
John Schmid, Swan Svenson, Rudolph
Dehler, Carl Ohlemann and Alphonse
4 Cooreman.
The Southeast division Of Che Wo.
mems Christian temperance. Unior
will hold a food sale at the N. F
EDripps grocery Saturday afternoon
April &c. There will be variety OF
i home cooked food for sale.
Il Ladies who donated the use of sew
ing machines to The Red Cross arr
now at liberty to take them as thecs
will be no further use for them. Ans
j one having machine at the rooms Is
I asked to see about its removal soon.
4 Watch for the date that the New
i Dream Orchestra will Play at the
New Dream.
DIR. E. G.. Horn married two cou,
i ples at his home Monday. Miss Mary
4 Brown was married to Charles Lunc
and Miss Anna Harper to Dewey
Brown. The young people are all resi-
idents of the Walnut Grove community
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Eohreafz arriv-
ed home Monday of last week from
California where they spent the win
ter. They greatly enjoyed their visit
! to the beautiful western state AND
plan to go there frequently in the flu
ture.
i p. NJ. Fulled and Sons sold a son OF
Great Wonder I Am to Mr.. w. C. JAG
iobson a very enterprising young far.
inner IF Morgan, to head his fine herd
of Pure Bred DurOc Hogs. Great
Wonder I Am is a 100 ID. hog. His
Iowners have refused $4,000 for him.
Mrs. Quenvold and her three young
er children left Saturday for Fargo
where Mr.. Quenvold has been for the
past several weeks and where the fam
lily will make its future home. Donald
lQuenvold will remain here until the
close of the present school year.
The Tom Whittet home located in
the south part of town was sold last
week to G. j. Gullickson who takes
possession May 7. The small house
formerly owned by Mrs. Anna Ward
Twas also sold last week to Mr.. Hjel-
ter. Both sales were made through
1.-THE King Stewart Agency.
4 The Minneapolis Journal of Monday