The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-05-28

| Mrs. Lena Theis returned last We'd
nesday from Duluth andSis at present
the guest of her sister Mrs A. F. See
beck.
Mrs. C. A. Reynolds and her son
Clifford left Sunday night for a visi.
OF several weeks with relatives il
| Illinois.
! Mrs. Lillian Lamberton and Mrs. W
| G. Weldon will entertain the Pythiar
Sisters Sewing Club at the home 81
Mrs. Lamberton this Tuesday even
ing.
Clerk of court Weldon has issued
marriage licenses to Leo Pankratz and
Gertrude Mcguire, Albert Fisher and
Ursula Braunger, Claude DeCourcy
and Myrtle Helgeson.
II you are in need of a New Ruy
call at Rutter's Furniture Store.
44-2ts.
Mrs. d. A. Dennistoun wishes to
thank, through the columns of the Ga
zette, the many ladies who were so
kind IN visiting her and in sending the
beautiful flowers during her recent
| illness and the death of her child.
Many such kindnesses were shown and
she is sincerely grateful for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. King entertain
ed a company of their most intimate
friends at dinner at their home Thurs
| day evening IN honor of their fortieth
wedding anniversary. Covers were
laid for fourteen spring flowers were
used in pretty profusion about the
rooms and on the table The hostess
was presented with cameo brooch by
her guests. The company included DR..
and Mrs. E. c. Horn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gold
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Starr, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. Burmeister and Mr.. and Mrs. D.
L. Crimmins.
1t will be of interest to the many
friends of Miss Hattie Erickson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eriek-
son, to learn that she has successfully
passed a civil service examination and
has been appointed as clerk in the Of
fees of the War Insurance Board at
a salary of $1,000 per year Miss
Erickson left for Hopkins, Minneso-
ia, Sunday morning to visit with her
brother, George, and family, leaving
for Washington, d. C. on Monday this
week Franklin Tribune. Miss Erick-
son has visited in Redwood Falls with
her parents who are now residents
here and her friends are glad to know
of her appointment.
One of the singular cases brought up
last week in the district court at st.
Peter was the application for release
of Henry w. Schmidt an inmate at the
state hospital, says the ST. Peter Her
aid. Schmidt, who is % years old, was
committed to the hospital as insane in
Aug, 1913 from Sherburne Co., fol-
lowing the murder of relative. Dur
ing the six years he has been confined
there, he has become entirely cured
and after his case had been heard, he
was released by order of the court. He
left Wednesday for st. Paul with rel
atives, where he will make his home.
This is the first case where an inmate
of the criminal insane ward at the
state hospital has been reprieved.
A handsome Cadillac roadster pur-
chased by C. Melde of Springfield from
r. Stensvad, arrived in Redwood Falls
Monday and was very greatly admired
by all who saw it as well as very
greatly appreciated for it's easy riding
qualities by all who rode in il. The
machine is strikingly painted in ma
room and is upholstered in black lea
ther. A special feature of it's perfec-
ton of equipment and appointment is
the Westinghouse springs which make
it as absolutely dump proof" as it is
possible for an automobile to be. A
very fine touring car was also receiv-
ed by Mr. Stensvad in the same ship
ment with the roadster. Mr.. Melde
came to Redwood Falls Tuesday to get
his new purchase and the touring car
has been purchased by a gentleman
at Madison.