The Redwood gazette., 1919-10-15

h. 0E2uSNaA Went ID N11LiAIEd p0AAn
Thursday on short business trip.
Mrs. Fred e. Person went to Min
|neapolis Friday for visit with her
sister.
Mrs. G. a. Luscher returned Friday
night from Minneapolis, where She
spent last week
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Wetmore leave this
week for the west where they will
spend the winter.
@. p. Smith went to Minneapolis
Thursday expecting TO be detained by
business there several days.
Mrs. c. G. Little has returned from
visit Of several weeks with relatives
| in the state Of New York
Miss Neal and Miss Castle were
recently guests of Miss Meals sister
Mrs. Homer Gibbs at her home at st.
Peter.
| Mrs. G. r. Pease was the guest of
honor at breakfast in Ramsey Park
Saturday morning. Several Of her
/ intimate friends were hostesses.
VIM. Olson, J. Hesnault, David
Pemble and Jas. A. Larson drove ov-
| er from Walnut Grove Wednesday
to visit with Redwood Falls friends.
The County Board Of Commissioners
| IS holding its regular monthly meet
ing today. An important part of the
work Of the board is the selling Of
road bonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Weldon and
| Miss Miss Gertrude Weldon drove to
Wabasso, Sunday for visit at the
home of Mr.. Weldon's sister, Mrs.
L. a. Berg.
Mrs. HupselI Of Austin and Mrs.
Miller of Lacrosse, Wis, returned to
their homes Friday, after weeks Wis
| it at the home Of their sister, Mrs.
@. Alberts.
John Pirkel of Mankato was guest
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kleeman
and family. Mr.. Pirkel was recently
discharged from the navy after sew
enteen months of service.
DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Pease left Mon
day for California, where they will
spend the winter. Miss Black of Min
neapolis joined them at Mankato and
will also spend the winter in the west.
Geo. Cassman is now settled upon
the old King farm four miles west Of
Redwood Falls. This is the farm
which his father Henry Cassman pur-
chased last spring of the Schmahl
Brothers..
Miss Idella Nelson returned to her
home at Granite Falls Saturday after
spending week here with her grand
mother Mrs. Marite Laird. Mrs. Laird
| is recovering from her recent fall and
| is able to be about the house.
Mrs. Al. d. McRae mOtOred to Min
lneapolis Sunday. She was attended by
Mrs. Brand, DIR. Elsie Freese, Mrs.
| Fox and Miss Sutherland. DR.. Freese
took the train there for the west
where she expects to spend the win
| ter.
| Mrs. William johnson of Freewa-
| ter. Oregon is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas johnson. This is Mrs. john
sons first visit to Redwood Falls in
| several wears. Before her marriage,
Mrs. johnson was Miss Orphie Blan-
| chard.
Judge A. r. a. Laudon had several
hearings in probate court Monday.
! Among them were hearings n the es-
tate of Anton Kahs, Christ Garbe'
Paul Al. Siedschlag, Emma Mllbradt
VIM. Cobb, Caroline Mashek and May
Hayes.
Arthur Kuenzh. his sister Alice. and
Misses Eleanor Aune, Rhoda Gold and
Norma Stensvad drove to st. Peter
Saturday to see the football game.
Owing to some car trouble they were
Obliged to spend the night there anu
returned Sunday afternoon.
The III. G. Schmahl and COMPANY
Discount Sale starts Tuesday OCTOBER
ID. instead of November IA as prevl-
ous advertisement stated. l3-lt
Mrs. III. M. Aune left Monday MORN
ing for ST. Paul where she will at
tend the Grand Lodge of the Pythlan
Sister. Mrs. Aune an officer in the
Grand Lodge and her attendance at
the meeting is imperative. This is the
twenty-seventh annual convention OF
the order.
A pumpkin vine forty feet long,
with couple of other trailers of
rear1y the same length, is the product
| of the VIM. French gardens in Lam
berton. If they grow anything better
anywhere it would be interesting to
hear of the place and learn the facts.
I-Lamberton Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. b. Ladd visited
relatives here this week. Mr.. Ladd
is now engaged IN the real estate busi-
ness, being located at Des Moines,
Iowa. Since receiving his honorable
discharge from the army some time
ago, Mr.. Ladd has been commissioned
as a Captain of Infantry. He did
valuable service with the army in
France. and was recommended for the
lcaptaincy long before the armistice
was signed Sanborn Sentinel.
See official Red Cross pictures each
Monday night at the Dream Thea
tre. lift
The proposition of getting an cleo
tric light and power line into Belview
from Redwood Falls seems to be COM
ing along nicely and unless unfore-
seen circumstances arise it is possible
the line may be built this fall Mem
bers Of the local council have met
with those of Delhi and it is proposed
to unite in the building Of the line.
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