The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-04-21

Dick Gertjejansen of Vesta was a
Redwood Falls caller Friday.
Jim. Byram left Thursday for the
twin cities where he has accepted a
position.
The Misses Florence and Agnes
Eischen spent Sunday at their home
at Evan.
Harry Thayer of Minneapolis visit
ed at the H. A. Baldwin home several
! days last week.
We now have a good line of bed
davenos on hand Grapp Furniture
| and Undertaking Co. 40-2ts.
r. j. Rogers of Delhi was guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
1 Parker several days last week.
/ Bert Marsh is acting as sub mail
carried for Lawrence Wells who is
/ sick with the numps this week.
/ Joe Geroy and E. Henschke autoed
! to Arlington Sunday where they spent
the day visiting friends and relatives.
j Miss Bernice Hodge who teaches
school near Lucan spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ogren.
/ Charles Murray, of ST. Paul, was
recently appointed court reporter in
place Of w. 7. Eckstein who recently
resigned.
The Misses Esther and Mildred Jen-
sen of Winthrop spent Sunday at the
| home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Jensen. @
/ For real early corn we have lot
/ of Northwestern Dent 95 per cent at
/ $3.50. Leave your order or phone 40.
i Inscher Grocery. 40-1t.
/ Paul Lindeman of Minneapolis
| spent Sunday at the home of his moth
| er in North Redwood, returning to
Minneapolis Sunday night.
i The Misses Alma, Merrill and Ger
trude Parker who are attending school
at Delhi spent Sunday with their par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parker.
4 The following marriage licenses
were issued last week by Clerk of
4 Court w. G. Weldon; Otto L. Swan
son to Hattie Lund and Edward Maxa
to Alvina tGlassman.
4 All persons desiring to send their
children Ito summer kindergarten,
starting July i, may notify Miss
Blossom at the grade school or at the
i C. A. Luscher residence. :.
R. A. Martin of Rocholt, S. D., Wis
| tied several days last week at the
home of his sister Mrs. H. A. Bald
win and with his father Mr.. Martin
who is i'll at the Baldwin home.
Il Mrs. Loren Austin entertained hei
sister Mrs. Ennis of Montevideo sew
eral days last week. Mr.. Ennis drove
over from Montevideo Saturday ano
they returned to their home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Hauck and sor
Burton, John Sorenson and Mary
Schmitz were Redwood Falls shoppers
Tuesday. While there W. A. purchased
. Ford Touring Car.-Seaforth Item
Hotel Ramsey is receiving an unu
sual patronage on Sunday by the PEG
pie of Redwood Falls, who enjoy the
: good dinners being served by Land
lord johnson and wife. Nearly thirty
: people were served last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Weldon ant
Mrs. Schildknecht spent Sunday at the
L. A. Berg home at Wabasso. Mr.
Berg accompanied them home and vii
. spend the week at their home. Mr.
Berg is one of the Jurymen this week
: Farrell & Keefe have been busy thu
past week unpacking complete linz
: of shelf hardware and now have il
. stock everything in the building line
They also have paints and oils and viii
soon carry complete stock of house
hold furniture.
Arthur Winter assistant postmas
ter and Harry Warner, mail carrier
, are taking their vacations from thei1
Il postal duties. George Kleeman ha:
been appointed .sub-carrier and is nov
taking Mr.. Warmers place.
Frank A. Japs has accepted posi-
ton with c.. 0. Gilfillan as private
chauffeur and mechanic. Frank as
sumed his duties this week and is {
very capable man for the position
Charlie will have no trouble with hi:
cars with Frank on the job.
We have a good lot of White Dent
Seed Corn 90 per cent at $3.50 a bush
ell Leave your order or Phone No
40 Luscher Grocery. 40-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Fedderly are
entertaining their son Ed. Fedderly o.
Yakima, Wash and their daughter
Mrs. P. C. Evans and her children Of
Tuttle, S. D. Mr.. A. " Fedderly has
been i'll for some time and his chill
dren willvisit here for several weeks
n Mrs. Helen Robinson has lately re-
turned from an extended visit with he
two daughters who are living at Olivi;
and Maynard. While there Mrs. Rob
inson took. orders in the Art Needl,
Work. She also made short visit al
the John Peterson home at Hanley
Falls before returning.
= Major NJ. E. Powell was the CUES
of III. A. Baldwin and H. Schmahl a
Hotel Ramsey, Saturday for dinner
1t was the Mayors birthday ani
cake of reasonable size surmcuntet
by mechanics candle occupied tn;
center of the table. The major is 81
years old and is still feeling quit,
spry for young chap.
Let us fix you out with set O.
Goodyear Tires. They can't be bea
for long mileage. We do vulcanizin,
and all kinds of repair work. Ken
meth Byram. lit
There was an unusual large crow,
of people in town last Saturday even
ing and the streets were quite crowd
ed with autos. Ramsey Avenue wa
an extremely busy place, and all i
lacked was a few traffic cops on tn
corners to give it a real metropolital