The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-03-12

il Pease returned Monday from their trip
to Texas.
Il Miss Verda Larson accompanied her
father on his visit to the Twin Cities
last week.
j. Z. Hoover moved last week from
q farm near North Redwood to one
near Clements.
N. Shiffer. of the Laundry and Tailor
Company was business visitor IN the
Twin Cities last week.
Mrs. Seth Wohlford who was Ill al
last week has recovered sufficiently
to be up and about the house.
Perry Nelson who was Ill last week
was able to return to his work at the
Philbrick store Monday morning.
Mrs. S. O. Mason entertained COM
lpany of ladies at her home Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Orth.
81 Mrs. w. j. Mcdonald returned from
visit with relatives at Redwood Falls
Saturday. Walnut Grove Tribune. =
Attend the Morton Olivia game at
the Armory tonight Tuesday, and see
some good basket ball. Admission 80
cents. 34-1t.
DR.. and Mrs. E. G. Horn entertained
Ity at the parsonage Wednesday af-
ternoOn.
The Redwood Falls Farmers Club
will meet Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Whittet. All
members of the Club are urged to be
present.
Il Miss Fisk returned Saturday from
ST. Paul, and Minneapolis where she
purchased stock of spring millinery
and other ladies wear for her store,
The Fashion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munsell of Franklin
arrived in Redwood Falls Saturday for
a visit with friends. They spent Sun
day at the home of Judge and Mrs.
Frank Clague.
The Christian Woman's Board of
Missions met Wednesday afternoon of
last week at the home of Mrs. Nancy
King. Mrs. C. F. Martin was the lea
der of the program given.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Potter have arrived
from their former home near Vesta
and are now settled in the G. G. King
| home which they recently bought.
!! They have leased their farm>in Under
wood
Miss Edith Biggers was the guest of
honor social afternoon given last
Tuesday by Mrs. S. Wetmore to the
members of the Sunday School class.
Miss Biggers will leave very soon with
her parents for her new home at Fores-
ton. Mimi.
Miss Purnell Cain was able to re-
turn to her school duties the first of
last week after an enforced vacation
of two weeks because of an injury to
her knee Miss Cain was also a vic
tim of the influenza but had quite re-
covered by the time she returned to
her work
Fink Brothers of Morton have been
awarded the contract for the brick
and tile work for the completion of
the Farrell and Keefe building on Mill
Street. The tile used will be the
Springfield tile and pressed brick pro-
duced by the Twin City brick Com
pany of Minneapolis will be used.
Among the new families to arrive in
Redwood County last week was that of
j. E. Trent of Panora who recently
purchased the w. L. Stewart Farm.
This farm will be occupied by Mr.. |
Trent's son and wife and Mr. and Mrs
Trent Sr. will make their home in Red
wood where they have purchased a |
residence.
4, The Mite Society of the Presbyter- |
ian Church will meet Friday oafter-
noon from three to five o'clock at |
the home of Mrs David McNaughton
A picnic luncheon will be served at |
the close of the afternoons program.
Coffee, cream and sugar and dishes
will be furnished by the hostess. All I
members are urged to be present
Under the direction of L. Cowden
the young people of the Methodist
church have organized an orchestra
which promises some good music in
the future. The members of the or
chestra beside Mr. Cowden who plays
the cornet are Miss Constance Golden
Floyd Grapp, violinist, Ralph
Stegner, cornet, Forest Dreyer, clari-
net, and Miss Margaret Burmeister
pianist.
After July 1, 1919 three cent post
age will disappear and the old rate of
two cents will make it's return. While
little protest was made against the
postage the return to the
lesser duty on letter carriage will
pIOFC HlSIlIily dCCCpCdDlG 10 The pOpu-
lace, especially to business men send
ing out large number of letters dur
ing the year. Postmaster G. A. Lau-
terbach has been officially informed !
that the change will be made on the !
date mentioned
One of the largest public auctions
to be held in this vicinity for some J
time will be held at the farm now oc-
,upied by Gilbert MacDougall next /
Monday March IL. Mr.. MacDougall f
and w. NJ Smith have decided to dis /
solve the partnership of Smith and /
and the stock ETC., will be t
disposed of at this sale. One feature !,
Of the sale is the hundred and eighty I
eight head of stock which will be sold. I
The bill advertising this auction will be I
found on another page of this issue of
he Gazette.
Under the auspices of the firms of i
Jackson Brothers, the local distribu-
.OrS for inanlements of fhn firm ,,,xIro | /