The Redwood gazette., 1919-11-05
Frank okins Of Delhi was q caller

In Redwood Falls, Wednesday.
Clemens Hillig Of Morgan was q
Redwood Falls caller Wednesday.
Attorney J. C. Clancy of Morton was
q business visitor in Redwood Falls
Monday.
A. II. Kemper Of Walnut Grove was
Redwood Falls business visitor,
Monday.
VIM. Duncan, Jr. Of Milroy was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
F. Dripps. Sunday and Monday.
The Degree Of Honor Convention will
be held in the K. of p. Hall next Mon
day afternoon and evening, November
10.
Miss Helen Lamberton returned
Tuesday from Minneapolis and Lin
coin where she visited for several
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Weldon and
daughter Gertrude spent Sunday at
Charlestown at the Henry Albertson
home.
John Schilt has leased the new house
erected by G. A. Reynolds on Chestnut
Street and moved his family into it
Monday.
IS M. A. Pattison and wife autoed to
Redwood Falls Monday where the lat
ter had some dental work performed.
|l-Seaforth Item.
|l Colonel Lamphire arrived Friday
from Charlestown, S. c., for a short
visit with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Lamphere.
81 James Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Allan, left Monday for Norih
] Yakima. Washington, where he will
spend the winter.
4 DIR. Allen of Minneapolis was the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Geo. Alexan-
der during his hunting visit here from
i Friday until Monday.
i Albert Howard and Happy" Har-.
monson came over from Pipestone last
Friday and attended the American Le-
gion dance at the Armory
+ Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schmahlwent to
ube Friday afternoon and will be
guests at the home of Mrs. Schmahps
brother for the next few weeks.
d r. e. Gryting and Halvor Huseby
of Belview were Redwood Falls visitors
Monday. Mr.. Huseby petitioned for
second citizenship papers while here.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Martin LohrenZ will
leave Thursday of this week for Min
I neapolis for visit with Mr. Lohrenz
q daughter and with other relatives
1ahere.
Il Mrs. John Lauterbaeh Sr., went to
Wanda Friday to attend the silver
/ wedding anniversary of her sister,
Mrs. f. x. Schlumpberger and her
Husband.
Robert Ochs motored to LIE Sueur
, Friday for a visit at his home. He
was accompanied to Henderson by
George Beecher who made a short
visit at his home there. -
Charles Caverly of Rochester was IN
Redwood Falls Monday buying -Hol-
stein for. the. herd which he has under
This charge there. He purchased six
lheifers from the H. S.. Kleclner herd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wright of Ire
ton. Iowa arrived here last week and
are now getting settled on the Lou
Jones place, west of Redwood Falls,
which they purchased several months
ago. 80
9All parties knowing themselves IN
q debted to me will kindly call at the
Farmers and Merchants State Bank OF
Delhi and pay the account Your
prompt attention is requested. Charles
H. Nemitz. 8. loLsts.
:. A meeting of the Women's Christian
Temperance Union, will be held ati the
Methodist church parlors ThuSAday
afternoon at three o'clock As good
PROGRAM has been arranged and a full
attendance is urged. ad- Ell
Nels Christensen was taken severe
ily i'll last Friday and was removed to
the home of his brother Carl. On
d Monday he was seized with another
attack and removed to the Redwood
Falls hospital Morgan Messenger.
& James Al. Larson, assistant Secre-
ltary of State gave a very interesting
talk on Theodore Roosevelt at the high
school assembly Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Larson is thoroughly conversant
with the subject on which he spokesand
his talk was very well received by
the young people of his audience.
i Clerk of Court w. G.. Weldon last
week issued the following licenses:
John Price to Magdalen Schwengle,
Herbert Weber to Irene Colberg, John
Sexton to Helen Whittet. John Zitz-
man to Frances Brix, Hugo Meutzel
to Hannah Halzerland, Hoffrogge to
Recia Henning, Henry Rockers to
! Charlotte Picker, and William Geske
Ito Emma Hoffman.
Jean Wilson entertained company
of her girl friends at her home Satur
day afternoon at Halloween party.
The guests were Helen and Harriet
Jaehning, Marjory Theiring, Lola Rob-
bins, Mary Finn, Peggy Countryman,
Marion Jaehning, Katherine Henze,
Lucille Grapp, Margaret Fobes and
Mercedes Lauterbach. Games were
lplayed under the direction of Miss
Anna Robes.
/ West Lawn Farm has sold Melina's
Great Sensation, half brother to Great
Orion Sensation the Worlds Champion
Duroc for 1919. and who has stood at
the head of P. NJ. Fuller & Sons herd
of Durocs for the past two years, to
Mr.. Ed. Hoover residing west of Red
wood Falls. Mr., Hoover is young
man just starting into raising pure
bred hogs. He has been very success
full in fitting hogs for market and
II - h.,@ he ~r1sh