The Redwood gazette., 1919-02-05

"A. G1dy was a. UuSlu6SS V1SILOl
in the Twin Cities last week.
| Christ Olson and his little grand
son called at the Gazette office while
down from Belview last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Philbrick return
ed Thursday morning from Minneapo-
lis where they went the first of the
week.
They all say they had good time
at the Old Time dance. Now come
and have better one. A patriotic
dance at Redwood Falls, February IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weeks enter
tanned a company at dinner at their
home last Thursday, the guests be-
ing several families who live in .he
| immediate vicinity of their home.
Misses Mary and Anna Fischer left
Monday noon for. Mankato, Miss Mary
20 continue her work at the Mankato
Commercial College and Miss Anna
on her way to Montana where she will
resume her clerical work.
Geo. Manizke has been discharged
from the service and has returned
from Fort Sill Oklahoma where he
was in training. He has accepted a
position at The Stensvad Garage and
has already strated his work there.
Judge A. C. Dolliff states that his
son Roger Dolliff who has been in ov-
erseas service with a hospital corps
for nearly year, has had orders to
prepare for the homeWard trip and
will probably arrive in America soon.
Mrs. s.Ackman who has been spend
ing the winter in Mankato is making
a visit at The home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. d. Thompson. She will return to
Mankato soon, her daughter Miss Zina
Ackman being student at the Com
College there.
G. G. King and daughter Miss Edna
left Monday for Madison Wisconsin
where they will visit until Wednesday
There they will meet the Misses Rose
and Mayme Lauterbach who left Tues
day and will go to Chicago, where the
three young ladies will enter the Cook
County Hospital to take their train
ing as nurses.
Mrs. C. E. Walter received a tele-
gram Saturday from her son, Ser
geant Raymond Walter. stating that
he had arrived at Camp Mills on his
was formerly member of the Fourth
Division but was recently transferr-
ed to the Thirty eighth which was or
dered home. He expects to arrive
at his home here within short time.
Letters received Monday from Ed
gar Winn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. III. A.
Winn of Redwood Falls state that he
is now with the Third Army OF. Occu-
patton and is stationed at C0blenz,
Germany where he is engaged in di-
recting traffic. He is greatly enjoy
ing his stay in this picturesque coun-
try, reports easy hours, good food and
a good time if a fellow could only
forget that he would like to come
home. However he hopes to reach
here before spring.
The Redwood Laundry and Tailor
Company announces that it has Sc
cured the services of Sam j. Fryling,
formerly associated with the Aberdeen
Dry Cleaning Company 70 take full
charge of their dry cleaning, repair
and tailoring department. The firm
has been anxious to obtain the SER
vice of Mr.. Frying, who comes to
Redwood Falls recommended as one
1f the best in his trade and they take
great pleasure in announcing his ar
rival to their clientele. VIM. Werner
Who has been in Redwood Falls for
some time, will have charge of the
shoe repair department of the Laun- |
Try and this viii round out The clean |
ng and repair service which they |
re now able to offer to the public.
The Scenic City Repair Shop win
% your vulcanizing work quickly
nd well. Call rs FOR any tire re-
AIR work. Kenneth Byram, proprie-
o.. z6-ff.