The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-07-14

| ad Redwood rails MONDAY morning.
George Kuck of Delhi was a caller
in Redwood Falls, Monday afternoon.
Misses Ieda Orth and Laura Bar
mum Of Mankato, were Sunday guests
| 1t the Grth home.
Mrs. Ed. Thorson OF Minneapolis
was guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ Harrington last week.
The st. GATHERINGS Sewing Society
will meet Thursday afternoon, July ID,
at the home of Mrs George Laue1.>~
! Mrs. L. NJ. Harrington left hvtj
Thursday for Savannah, Ill, where
she will visit at the home Of her sis
ter.
The Misses Amanda, Florence and
Frances Grass, of Owatonna arrived
in Redwood Falls, Monday, for visit
with friends.
+ Palmer Knutson who has been at
tending the State Agricultural college
arrived last week for visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. knutson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neuschwan-
der, Mr.. and Mrs Bechtold and Ors0n
Wells left last Wednesday for Crosby 4
Mimi, for visit with relatives.
I Dr.. and Mrs. Simpson and CHI |
of st. Paul arrived Saturday II
visit at the home of Mrs. SIM
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Fee II
/ For cash only while they last II
3Ox3 p non skid casing. When. ]
/ of castings or tubes it viii pay ; /;
see us. Arnett & HanTnNee@ 5-siotlk'
Miss Freda temple who has besTT-
visiting with friends IN LAMBERT
was in Redwood Falls Monday on he
way to Wood Lake where She will
spend a few days.
1t is a fact that Riders of the Puf-
pie Sage" is the Greatest Western
Drama ever filme d, You can see it at
the New Dream Theatre, Wednesday
and Thursday, July Ia and To- 52-1t*
Mr.. and Mrs. S. VI McIlreavie and
daughters, Bernadire and Norlne. Wis
tied with Mrs Herman Bloenlke the
past two weeks. They returned to
their home at Redwood Falls Monday.
Springfield Press.
Mrs. A. J. Chamberlain of Marshall
was a guest at the home of her daugh-
ter Mrs. G.. A. Jaehning from Friday
until Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaehn-
ing motored to Marshall Sunday, Mrs
Chamberlain accompanying them.
Mrs. j. u. Aldrich and twin daugh-
tiers returned to their home at Battle
Lake Sunday They were accOnlpa-
MED by Mr.. Peavey and sons William
and Harold who will visit for the week
at Mrs. Aldrich's home. #
Heavy rain and hail storms sweep
ing across Western Minnesota and
headed in the general direction OF
/ st. Paul did considerable damage 10
! crops in the vicinity of Dawson ana
Madison late Sunday. At Dawson -
hail storm which continued for tW !
hours, followed by heavy rain, damag-
ed crops in an area eight miles long
and four miles wide. The Lac ON
Parle river at points south of Madi
son rose one and onehalf feet as sere :"
suit of rain.
Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Ward have a.
their guests Mrs. Wards sisters, Mrs
F. G. Miller and Mrs. F. O. Dye and
her daughter, Miss Mary Louise Dye
The ladies are residents of McConnels-
vile, Ohio. They arrived Monday,
| Mrs. Ward and Miss Grace Ward 90
ing to Sleepy Eye to meet them.
Robert Moorhead of Redwood Falls.
last week shipped carload OF fine
hogs to the South st. Paul market
The hogs topped the market for the
week. 0. NJ Gentry Of Morgan is an
other recent Redwood County shipper
of fancy pork, his shipment selling at
! $500.
Two federal agents from the ST.
Paul revenue office visited New Ulm
| last week and as a result of their
activities nine arrests have been made
! Seven soft drink establishments were
visited, and it is understood that
booze was found in all of them. The
proprietors, all Of whom are former
| saloon keepers, were placed under ar
rest. In Milford township two farm
! ers are charged with violations Of the
| prohibition enforcement act. On one
| farm molagses mash was found i'm
! a wash boiler, and on the other a dis
mantled still was located by the Off
GERS.
Action under the corrupt practices
act to disqualify Rev. o. ]. Kvale, non
| partisan league nominee for congress
in the seventh district, was begun
! Wednesday of last week at Benson. be-
fore District Judge G.. E. Qvale. The
petition to have Kyale's name strick-
en- from the ballot for the genera,
| election was signed by twenty-five
voters of the district, as required by
law. The petition declares that Mr..
Kvale wrongfully circulated a report
that Congressman Volstead was an
atheist. If the charge in the petition
is proved, Mr.. Kvale will not be al
lowed to run for the office in Novem-
ber.-Granite Falls Tribune.
Rev. A. Schaller left for WATERFOWL.
Wis, today, where he will attend the
special session of the Ev. Luth. Joint
Synod of Wisconsin and Other States,
having been appointed one of the dele
gates from the Minnesota District of
the Joint Synod Synod will be. in
session full week, taking up many
important matters that could not be
disposed OF last year, such as the re-
arranppnJpSlf Of fLn oo,......