The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-06

Mrs. E. Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis of Nor
gan were Redwood County Fair visit
ors, Thursday.
See Roy Carson and order your wall
paper now before prices go higher ASP
! E. Finn St, Phone 1921. 12-lt.*
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warner are
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs,
Gale Gibson near New Ulm.
Miss Murray of Superior. Wis, has
accepted a position as saIeswoman at
The Palace Store and started her work
there last week.
William Peavey of Battle Lake.
drove to Redwood Falls, Monday on
business and for visit with his faith
er w Peavey.
The Misses Mary Patton, Ruth Lar
son, Julian Stensvad and J, X. Lam
berton had dinner at the Weiss hotel
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCIintock of Wah-
peton, N. Oak, arrived last week for
a visit at the home of her brother
c. V. Everett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Johnson of Nor
ris, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Johnson and also attended the
County Fair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry kuck and Miss
Sutherland will drive to Redfield, s
Oak. this week for short visit with
Miss Gertrude Moriarty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter WoIverton and
children returned to Marshall FridaEE
after visiting relatives and attending
the County Fair last week
Miss Ethel Baker who has been
visiting at the home of her sister, Mr.
Jack Henze for several weeks has re
turned TO Sioux City, Iowa
MIR and Mrs. O. B. Freyberg re
turned to their home at Minneapolis
Monday after a short visit with their
son, Mr. Freyberg and family.
Miss Helen Lamberton accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. John MuLIigau
drove to Minneapolis Saturday. Miss
Lamberton returned Wednesday.
Mrs. W. H. Kumro and daughter
Miss Geneva of Morton visited from
Wednesday until Saturday at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. Leroy Carson.
Mrs. Charles He'd and Miss Suther-
land are spending a few days at the
and Mrs. l. NJ. Harrington this week
home of Mrs. Charles Ortiz at Morton.
Mrs Hugh Carson, Sr., and grand
son Fnstara Craer Of Fa;rfav visit
- from Tnesdav - Fridav With her
,nn TaPn, CorSon and attanGad tho
fair
Tha ladies of Saint Catbarina,.
Sauy;ng CirrIe viii meet win Mrs.
o,,;e SchnI+e Tbrrsda, oftarnoo,
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70 nresent
Tho Iadia. If g. Veronicas GuId
piII he pnta,ta aimed at the narieh hons.
rom three IA five o'clock Thursday
,ft4rnoon October T NV Mrs FlnvJ
2evnolds and Mrs r = Knliv
Ilr and Mrs Donald Gold wen.
yup~t. A. the h. M. 81 Mr. colds nar
MS Mr. and Mrs " n cold Sal
,rdav MIR and Mrs Cold viii ,aa.,.
heir frture home n Stony CIV
Ed Dunlevev ana sisters Misses
}osc and Theresa and Mis- Mr., Pob
ick Tony and Frank Rohlick were
uong those .un, went I'D -, me. arr
,Ian4 Thursday ~ the potyooJ Conn.,
y fair
Mr. and Mrs Loren Austin Will
cave Redwood Falls This week oo;ro
n Snarta Wis where thev viii nnaLe
heir future home Mr. Austin has
ccepted a nosjtIon AS sun4rIntarc.rt
+ a large plant near Sparta
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Kaiser and
FRS. John I.auterbach drove tn s.
eter Monday Mrs Ianterbacb viii
isit at the home of her daughter Mrs
,ndrew Cooke. Their son Harold win
ndergo an oDeration this week 3
The Town Ladies Aid of the MethE
dist Church win meet in the Church
arlors Thursday afternoon Octobey
Ladies please come prepared ;,
g comforters, Sumner At the usnaf
our, The men are invited To como tn
upper.
Mrs. Charles He'd. Mrs. Harry John.
n and Mrs. Floyd REYNOLDS enter
.iped a. H. bl,,,n ~ 49, ia 49,
AZ event9r in honor Of Miss Sutb tD
nd Y no is soon to leave Redwood
aIs. The evening was snrnt in nIa,-
@ five hundred and AZ The cIota If
70 evening a dainty luncheon va.
rived bv the hostesses
q = NJ. of ns;,,,,,o-I;., $780,