The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-09
THE REDWOOD GAZETTE, REDWOOD FALLS. MINNESOTA

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were Sunday visitors at Redwood
Falls.
Miss Anna Jensen Of Morgan spent
Sunday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Jensen.
/ Mrs. Archie McDougal went to Wa
basso last week for visit at the Bag
dons home.
John Schultz was elected Mayor of
Marshall at the city election held
there last week.
Douglas Warner arrived home Mon
day night and will begin work at once
in the Mcpherson Grocery.
Mrs. Schun1an arrived from Min
neapolis last week and is the guest of
| her parents Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Shoe
maker.
Mrs. George Swanson returned
Monday to Heaton, S. d. after visit
at the home of her mother Mrs. ID.
Joern.
Editor H. B. West of Morgan was
among the out of town attendants at
the Health Organization meeting held
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Vihstadt went to
Minneapolis Saturday. Mrs. Vihstadt
going from there to Lisbon, n. D. for a
visit with her parents and Mr.. VIII
stadt returning home Monday noon.
Miss Florence Eischen of Raymond.
S. D. arrived Saturday for few days
visit with her sisters Mrs. j. Porter
and Miss Louise Eischen, from here
Miss Eischen will go to her home near
Sleepy Eye. !,
Miss Katherine Rucktaeschel and
George Ahrendt were married at noon
Tuesday, April 2, Rev. c. E. Martin
performing the ceremony. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Ahrend will make their home in
the Levi Charter home.
There will be a hard time party and
| a basket social given in District 1O1,
eight miles south of Redwood Falls
Friday evening April IL. Everyone is
invited to come and is asked to dress
lin a hard times costume. Violet Cain,
teacher.
Miss Johanna Yackel, teaching
school near Milroy, stopped off here
Monday for brief visit while enroute
| to her home at Redwood Falls. She IS
! enjoying an enforced vacation, her
school, which is consolidated, having
been closed for one week on account
of bad roads.
N. D. Barber and family of Marshall
passed through Tracy last Friday on
their way to their new home at Lacon,
| Illinois, where Mr. Barber has pur-
chased a newspaper. He was form
erly editor of the Marshall Times and
lis writer of no mean ability.
Herald.
| Mrs. Carrie Smithers left Monday
| for Gillfillan where she has accepted
position as housekeeper in the G. o..
Gilfillan home. Twenty of Mrs. Smith
ers friends called at her home Satur-
day night and spent the evening with
her socially. Mrs. Smithers has closed
her home here temporarily.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church will
meet in the church parlors Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Bert Virgins will
have charge of the lesson study. The
hostesses for the afternoon are Mes
DANES, Roper, Farver, Schoch, Merit,
Conner and Miss Cora Adsit.
Brown and Redwood counties are re-
presented in the Legislature by the
Youngest lawmakers in the country,
according to the Legislature manual,
which begins it's biography Of our re-
preventative at large as follows: A.
III. PraxeI was, born in Lantberton,
Redwood County, January 8yl 1918. E
Springfield Free Press soa IS
Mrs. Fred Person entertainments CONF
uanv of ladies at her home last Tues
i day afternoon in honor of her sister
/ Mrs. Frank Peterson. Five Hundred
was played at three tables arldaa two
Icourse luncheon was served at the close
of the afternoon. Mrs. Peterson and
her little daughter left Friday for their
home at Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
| The Banner Livery Barn furnishes
either horse or auto livery. S8-2tsr
! The way to wealth is as short as
| the way to your bank or postoff1ce, or
wherever war savings stamps are sold.
The 1919 issue is blue in color and
bears the likeness of Benjamin Frank
/ lin. who had wealth in his old age be-
cause he learned to save early in life.
War Savings Stamps will show you
| how easy and sensible it is to get the
thrift. Buy one every chance and
watch your savings grow.
Miss Alice Swenson arrived last
week for a short visit with her parents
and other relatives, coming here from
jackson, Michigan where she has been
engaged in Y. w. C. A. work for some
time. Miss Swenson will leave during
the next month or two for Europe
where she will work in the Z. w. G. A.
overseas organization. From Red
wood Falls she went to South Dakota
for visit with her brother before re-
turning to Jackson.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and well. Call US for any tire re-
pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprie-
tor. 46-t1.
So far as the Gazette has yet learn
ed the first farmer to finish his sew
/ ing of wheat is Geo. Whittet, Jr. who
completed his seeding of thirty two
acres last Saturday. Many of the far
mers are not yet able to get to work
on their land because of standing wa
ter. Some of the farmers in this vicin-