The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-21

Miss Ethel Werder left Monday for
Ia visit in Minneapolis.
/ Miss Carrie Wilcox spent Sunday
with friends in Delhi
| j. K. Lamberton left Saturday for
Minneapolis returning, Monday.
Dr.. and Mrs B. Fuller of Roches-
ter are guests at the home of Mrs. P.
M Fuller.
There will be dance at the Armory
Thursday, January %. Music by the
Dream Orchestra. 26-2ts.
| Captain Dana Schmahl returned to
his home in ST. Paul Tuesday after a
short visit here with relatives
b. P. Kelly was operated upon at the
Redwood Falls Hospital Monday and
the operation was very successful.
| The Country Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church will meet with Mrs.
! E. C. Horn next Wednesday, January
I28 for an all day meeting.
Miss BesS ZumWinkle is taking
weeks vacation from her duties at the
First National bank. She will spend
several days in Minneapolis and at
her home in Morton.
The ladi3s of st. Veronicas Guild
i
noon, January % at the parish house.
The hostesses are Mrs. "a. A.sBaldwin
and Mrs. c. O. Borg.
Here's hopin' that Government con
troll of the R. RS does not pass until
after the, Democratic National Conven-
ton. Not wishing any of the dele
gates any bad luck of course.
If it is small quarter of sbeef you
want call Ls35. George Wilcox, Del
hi. 23-tf
H. S. kleckner and wife who have
been at Rochester for the past couple
| of weeks consulting the Mayors in
regard to the latter's health returned
home Friday. Mrs. Kleckner is very
much impr owed.
Funeral services for Mrs. Peter Fa-
gon were he'd at the Church of st.
Catherine Monday morning and inter
ment was made in the local cemetery.
| The Gazette was unable to get partl-
cular of Mrs. Fagen's death.
Would you thank Burglar for
stealing your Diamonds and Saving
your wife for you! See what Happi-
| ness Thief brought in-"Boston
Blackies Little Pap at the New Dream
Saturday, starring Bert Lytell."
I 271t.
| The Chrystal Rebekah Lodge will
have a picnic supper at slx-thlrty
o'clock, Wednesday evening, January
q. Numbers are invited. Bring any
thing that is suitable for the supper.
! The regular meeting will be held at
1880 o'clock and there will be lnitla-
tions.
Mrs. G. Kuenzli entertained large
company of ladies at her homo last
Saturday afternoon IN honor OF MISS
Ethel Werder who will become the
bride of E. A. Lyman within the very
near future. Tho afternoon was spent
IN sewing and Miss Werder was made
the recipient of many pretty glfts py
her MANY friends. Luncheon was serV-
ed nv the hostess at the close OF the
afternoon. -. l.
No mention was made in the last IS :
s,e of the Gazette of the very eXcel-
lant sale of the Sanders johnson 70
land China Hogs which was recently
held in the sales pavilion. ms oills
sion was due entirely to the snoiteosn
mos Of the Gazette editor and no. at
I'll to the merits of the sale which
were very deserving of eredltaoie men
ton The average price brought py
these hogs was a hundred and tour ooi-
lars which was very satisfactory TO
: the owners. 1t is reported that sale OF
purebred Duroc Jerseys held at the
Fuller farm last Saturday was also
7 very satisfactory and that all the an
inaals brought top prices. The Satur-
iday sale was attended by large nun
her Of outside buyers. This Is the
second of the Fuller sales and third
,riIl ha hold IN March or April.