The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-01-15

81 the lWIu CLUES on business Trip.
! p. A. Johnson Of Belview transact
Z led business here Wednesday of Las
) week.
. w. H. Gold and j. P. Cooper wer
! business visitors IN Minneapolis las
Z week
q Miss Lucinda and Jennie Meyer {
! Wabasso were Redwood Falls visitor
! Monday night.
The Country Ladies Aid will NEE
at the home of Mrs. A. d. Smit
Thursday january II.
A. Jaehning and his children cam
! down from Wood Lake Saturda
spending the afternoon here.
Kenneth Mckenzie left Saturda,
for Camp Humphry, Virginia after
few days visit with his mother Mrs
d. Mckenzie.
Mrs. II. w. Ward left Saturday 70,
! Ohio where she was called by tn,
very severe illness of her mother Mrs
Huntington.
Mrs. Oscar NURSE and Mrs. Leo
Giroux left Friday for the Twin CT.
ties after visit with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. O. Byram.
i Miss Marion Jaehning entertained
a company of her girl friends at her
home Saturday in honor of her sew
enth birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Everett were
guests last week at the home of Mrs.
Everett's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Anderson at Lamberton.
Mrs. w. L. Pitmon left last Sat
urday for her home in Minneapolis
after an extended visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Meier
Chris Jensen left Saturday for the
Twin Cities where he will visit for a
week before he leaves for Canada
where he has accepted a new position
W. G. Bissonnette of the Leader
will leave Friday or Saturday of this
week for the eastern style markets
where he will purchase spring goods
for his firm.
Mrs. Charles Conner of Allen, Mimi
is visiting at the home of H. Jones.
Kenneth Jones who spent the sum-
mer with Mrs. Conner returned home
with her.
The Misses Dunlevy who spent the
Christmas holidays with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dunlevy returned
last week to Fairibault where they are
students at the Bethlehem Academy.
The Mite Society of the Presbyter-
ian Church will be entertained by
Mesdames Lamberton, Japs, lander
and Hartwig, Friday afternoon Jan
uary II from three to five at The |
home of Mrs. Lamberton.
Private Albert Keil last week re-
ceived his honorable discharge from
service and arrived home
from Camp Grant Thursday He is
recovering rapidly from his recent Sc
we're illness and is looking very well /
again.
II. G. Rutter has moved his stock
of furniture into the Melges building
on Second Street and is now ready to
serve his customers there The build
ing which he has occupied up to the
present has been purchased by Char
lebois Bros. who will occupy it with
in a short time
Several new spring skirts in wool
and silk have just come in. Prices
are very reasonable at this time.
Come in and look them over. The Lea
der. s4 26-1t.
Mr. and Mrs. o. ]. Bollum enter
,ained the members of. the County
Board of Commissioners at-the County Il
home at a six o'clock dinner Wednes-
lay evening. All members Of the
Board were present and greatly en-
Dyed one of the good dinners for which
Mrs. Bollum is famous. II
The Ladies Circle will meet Thurs
lay January lie at the home of Miss ,
Bertha Kuenzli at North Redwood. :
This is the annual meeting, which has ]
'een postponed up to this time be- :
ause of illness IN the community, and !
ne new officers will be elected. A :
arge attendance therefore is urged. :
Lawrence Holton recently dispos- !
d of his personal property and has a
sased his farm to Glenn Ackman pre-
aratory to going to st. Paul where i
e will make his home with, his daugh- \
er Mrs. E. f. Mullen. . Miss Kasher- :
lie Holton has accompanied him there +
nd will make her home there also. =
An interesting joint meeting of the q
oys and Girls of the local high :,
,hool was held in the assembly room =
1ednesday evening with about eigh- q,
Z students in attendance A good E.
'ogram of musical numbers a clever y
antomine by several of the girls and M
vaudeville skit by couple of the j
'ys, with a general "sing" of popu- q,
r and school songs filled the first II
lrt of the evening after which the p
rls served sandwiches, pickles and
flee. The spirit of good fellowship .
as very evident and the evening was ll s
'ry pleasantly spent. q.
At the annual meeting of the stock i
,lders of the Sanborn State Bank ~
id at the banking rooms last Thurs r.
y, the following officers were re- in
ected FOR the coming year: M
H. ]. Fink, President, 20 20
ID. G. Klein, Cashier. ~
Charles Goehring, John Hageman p 2,
d Christ Essig, Directors. w
The past year has been a prosper fa
5 one for the institution and The ne
ual dividend was declared.-San- i
IN Sentinel =,
A picnic supper was given at the
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