The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-08

Everybody is singing Mickey. 12--t.
County Attorney. Emerson trans
acted business here Monday.
Magnus Nelson Of Granite Falls was
Redwood Falls caller Tuesday.
Eli Williams of Milroy was 8 Red
wood Falls business visitor Saturday.
Attorney e. B. Korns Of Tracy
transacted business in Probate Court
here Monday morning.
Thedore Schoenning of Minneapolis
left Monday after visit here with
his daughter Mrs. Leo Ha mmer.
Dr. j. w. Golden returned We'd
nesday night from trip to northern
Minnesota and a short visit in Min
neapolis.
J. K Lamberton and Miss Betty
Hunter returned Tuesday from Min
neapolis where they spent several days
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Riebau of
Winona are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Erie Peabody. Mrs. Riebau will be
remembered by Redwood Falls res
idents as Miss. Irene Olson, former
ly pianist at the Grand Theatre.
A picked team of pigskin artists
from the American Legion will meet
the High School team IN the first
game of the season which will be play
ed at the fair grounds tonight Wed
nesday) at six-thirty o'clock. Come
on out and root for the winning team
Unique actors in Mack BENEFITS
$500, 900 masterpiece, Mickey. 12-1t.
w. G. Bissonette formerly af Red
wood Falls is now officially connected
with the United States Cereal and
Flour Mills, manufacturers Of white
wheat flour, with Offices in the Corn
Exchange. Mr.. Bissonette retains
his interests in the Leader here, the
store now being under the manage
ment of F. w. Newman.
Mrs. Richard Anderson left last
Friday for Huntley, MINI. where she
will make her home for the coming
year. Mr.. Anderson went to Huntley
several weeks ago to take
charge of the consolidated schools
there. It has only been possible to
secure house within the last few
days and in the interim Mrs. Anderson
and her little son have been with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. Baldwin.
Have you had a Mickey ice cream
sundae: 12-1t.
The postmaster IS IN receipt Of a
letter from the Fourth Postmaster
General in regard to the condition
Of the roads on Route | up north in
a section of Johnsonville where it is
very difficult to travel. The depart
ment is, according to the letter, con-
sidering change Of the route in that
part unless the road can be put IN
shape 50 it can be travelled before
winter sets in.According to the prac-
tice of the department, routes may be
discontinued if roads are not kept in
q passable condition Walnut Grove
Tribune
See official Red Cross pictures each
Monday night at the Dream Thea
ire. lift
The Pythian Sister Sewing Club
was entertained at the home Of Mrs.
j. B. Philbrick last Friday evening by
Mesdames Philbrick, Wohlford and
Murset. the meeting being in honor Of
Mrs. G. p. Pease, Mrs. II. z. Jones, and
Mrs. W. Al. Brand, three members Of
the order who are leaving for new
homes elsewhere The guests Of honor
were each presented with piece Of ta
bic silver in token of esteem IN which
they are held BY the other members
Of the order. Mrs. Brand has gone
to Minneapolis to make her home for
the coming year and Mrs. Pease and
Mrs. Jones will soon 60 to their new
homes at Los Angeles, California.
Let Is fix YOU out with q set Of
Goodyear Tires. They can't be beat
for long mileage. We do vulcanlzlng
and al kinds Of repair work. Ken
meth Rvran. lift