The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-01-22

ting his brother Charles Little this
week.
MRS. Dave Purrier of st. Peter visit
ed at the home of Mrs. L. Lambertor
Friday.
John Weller of Morgan was bus.
mess visitor in Redwood Falls Monday
morning.
i r. H. Shoemaker left Wednesday
for Chicago where he has accepted 9
position.
i Geo. H. johnson and family were
Redwood Falls caller Friday Sea
forth Item.
4 A. Paulsen and A. J. Potter of Vesta
were recent business visitors at Red
wood Falls.
:. F. A. Gray returned last Friday
might from a business visit in the
Twin Cities.
Mrs. w. f. Jackson had her tonsils
removed at the Redwood Falls hospi-
/ tai last week.
Several of John McLean's friends
enjoyed a dinner party at his home
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Baldwin spent
Friday evening at the home of c..
i w. aIlIIl1ldu dL G111llldu.
| L. j. Anderson of Redwood Falls
was a guest at the DeFrance home
Monday. Seaforth Item.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eller Bellig and James
Gallery and family of near Wabasso
were Redwood visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Goetz left We'd
nesday for Carver, MINI. for weeks
visit with relatives of Mr.. Goetz.
If you like to dance follow the crowd
to the Armory, Old Time Dance, Jan
uarv 81. 27-2t.
Miss Sophia Sutherland left Friday
night for Braham, Mimi, where she
will visit for a week with relatives.
Miss Susie Lauterbach left Mon.
day for ST. Peter where she will nurse
her sister Mrs. Cook who is sick with
influenza.
Clarence Foley left Monday for
Springfield where he has accepted a
position as machinist in one of the
garages.
Mrs. L. Baker returned to Montevi-
dec after few days visit with her
father w. Peavey and sister Mrs. c.
Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cummings and
son Edward and Mrs. Geo. Russell left
Tuesday for Los Angeles, Cal. where
they will spend several months.
Floyd Reynolds went to South ST.
Paul last week accompanying the
shipment of a carload of hogs of his
own raising. He returned Friday
Mrs. G. Gates of Everett Wash. ar
rived last week for visit at the home
of her brother A. Asleson She left
Monday for her home in the west.
Clerk of Court W. G. Weldon issued
the following marriage licenses last
week, Hans B. Norman to Karen M.
Hansen, Conrad G. May to Frances
Evans
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. v. Everett were
Minneapolis visitors last week. Mr..
Everett attended the meeting of the |
State Agricultural Society which was
held in Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Thomas of Chi |
nook Montana are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Thomas of /
Route l, and with their many friends
in this vicinity. They were former
residents of The Redwood Falls COM
munity.
A. D. Stewart went to ST. Paul last
week, attending the meeting of Short
horn breeders while there. MrA Ste
wart was among those who address
ed the meeting. One of those who
heard him, stated that Mr.. Stewart
told one dry story and one that wasn't
lry-and gave good talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of Del
III are both i'll, Mrs. Johnson from an
attack of appendicitis and Mr.. John
son suffering from a broken arch in
lis right foot. Both were victims of
he influenza a few weeks ago and
lad hardly recovered from that be-
ore being taken with their present ,
u.s..
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Whittet returned ,
Monday of last week from California
where they spent several weeks with
heir daughter Mrs. Bergen and with !;
,ther friends and relatives. Mr.. Whit
ct reports a pleasant visit but has :
10 desire to live in the west, both he :
nd Mrs. Whittet finding the climate !
f Minnesota much more enjoyable. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Field of Redwood {
falls. who have spent the past two
nonths with their daughter at Min c
leapolis stopped off here for two $
ay visit with their daughter Mrs. e
J. H. Posi-, returning to Redwood G
Mrs. Posi- and children &C
ompanied her parents home to spend r
few days.-Morton Enterprise. !
The past year has been very sue
essfull one for the Delhi Bank show
ny substantial increase in the de-
osits. The same Officers were re- i
lected as follows: John L. Borg, {
resident. Fred j. Starr, Vice-Presi- a
ent, and Robert v Ochs, Cashier. t
he Board of Directors consists of the a
bove officers and F. Fl. Breitkreutz,
Albert Reek, Axel Hultquist, H. 7. a
)aaieIs, d. R. McCorquodale and Ole s
bison. lv
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Horr have recently 7
eceived letter from their son Fra Y
Ter Horr who is Marine on board $
he u. S. S. New Mexico. Frazier e
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