The Redwood gazette., 1919-02-05

resday.
II. o. Nafziger of Belview was {
business visitor in Redwood Falls Sat
urday.
S. g. Peterson of Hutchinson was
Redwood Falls visitor Thursday anc
Friday.
John Kenney has received his dis
charge from military service and ha:
arrived home.
County Agent f. Z. French lefi
Tuesday noon on a short business triE
TO Minneapolis.
Of friends a. Franklin last Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Clague and her mother
, 1sITs. Porter are IN Minneapolis the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Porter.
81 F. w. Newman returned Friday from
Chicago where he made trip last
week IN the interests of his store, the
4 Leader.
Fl. G. Werder returned Tuesday of
last week from Mankato where he
8 spent several days at the home of his
sister.
i Al Chamberlain returned to his
home at Marshall last week after a
visit at the home of his daughter Mrs.
G. A. Jaehning.
Mrs Fred Warner returned Sunday
night from Mahnomen and is visiting
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Earl Mcpherson.
The Royal Ncighbors and the Wood
men will give benefit dance and card
party at the K. P. Hall Wednesday
EVENING FohT11a1-u 9
Mrs. Margaret Evans arrived last
week from Judith Gap, Mont, and is
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Harry Johnson of Delhi.
| Mrs. Mckenzie was called to Sleepy
/ Eye last week by the death of her
brother-in-law, Collin Mckenzie who
was among the oldest of The Sleepy
Eye residents.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Alexander have
gone to Fox Lake Mimi, where Mr..
!, Alexander has accepted a position as
cashier in bank. They left last week
for their new home.
Harry johnson of Delhi was Red
wood Falls visitor Monday. Mr.. John
son states that his injured foot is
gradually getting better, but he is still
obliged to use crutches.
Mrs. julius A. Schmahl and her
daughter arrived in Redwood Falls
last Thursday for visit of several
days with friends and relatives. They
returned to st. Paul Tuesday.
j. r. Keef4 and H "A. Baldwin went
to ST. Paul Thursday on business rel
ative to securing an appropriation
from the state Legislature for Ramsey
State Park. They report very sue
cessful trip.
Mrs. NJ. Merrill was called to her
home at Bricelyn last week while
here visiting her mother Mrs. G. Ash
ford and her sister Mrs. Goudy. Mr..
Merrill was taken i'll suddenly neces-
stating the return of his wife before
she expected to go.
Leo Bailey returned last week from
Colorado where he has been spending
the past several months. His wife
has been the guest here of her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Gaedy and. he came
for visit here before he and Mrs.
Bailey letuned TO their home in Nah |
ncmen.
The state supreme court has re-
cessed to March 10, and regular hear |
lngs will be suspended until that date. |
The February recess is an established |
custom in the court. It permits the |
judges to dispose of accumulated busi- |
ness and attorneys to bring in new
cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Kise were called
to Cottonwood last week to attend the |
funeral of Mr. Kisses father. J. L.
Klse. The deceased was one of the |
Oldest pioneers of the county having
settled upon homestead there over .
forty years ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Kise
returned Wednesday.
James Riley, The Brown County
miscreant who was arrested by Sher-
lff Kise at North Redwood a short
time ago, was taken before Judge Cla-
que at New Ulm last week, pleaded
guilty to charge of theft and was
sentenced to term in the state peni-
Ientiary. The man stole $50 from
a Sleepy Eye resident a short time
ago.
Good music will be furnished for
The dance and card party at The K. P.
Hall Friday night February. z. Supper
served by the Degree of Honor. 29-1t.
The demand for clover seed is great
though the season for seed orders
mas hardly opened, and the supply is
going to fall shor., says C. P. Ball,
professor of agronomy at University
Farm. To help the situation, those
who have surplus of clover or alfal-
"a seed should report to Mr.. Bull at /;
University Farm, as secretary of the
Minnesota Crop Improvement associ-
alton.
Grant Mum son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mum of Seaforth writes his par
ants that he has recovered from his
wound and is again with his company
n the Army of Occupation. He was !
wounded in both feet by hand gren- (
ade, and was prisoner in Metz at
he time OF the signing of the armis-
ice. !;
Capt. T. Otto Streissguth arrived
1prn Wednesday, MON and IL q nvro,,r. |