The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-20

z visit with relatives at Dundas.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. R. Taylor of Red
! wood Falls, spent Friday evening il
3 Vesta.-Vesta Censor.
s Miss Ruth WEIGH who is teaching a
Sandstone, Mimi, spent the week en-,
visiting Miss Mary Sweeney.
George Drake returned Monda.
from st. Paul where he visited for /
: week at the home of his daughter Mrs
3 Stuart.
Miss Minnie Lindeman of Minnea
polls spent the week end at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Lindeman al
North Redwood.
Mr. and Mrs C. H. Posi- and Mrs
G. j. Wagner were callers at Redwood
Falls Tuesday evening this week
Franklin Tribune.
Mrs. A. D. McRae and Miss Abra-
ham entertained Wednesday evening
at cards for Miss Sutherland who is
soon to leave Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Mary England and her son
Carl left last week for Waseca, where
they will make their home for the win
ter with Mrs. England's aunt. :.s. .
The St. GATHERINGS society will meet
Thursday afternoon October Fl, at the
home of Mrs. Mary Fischer. Ali mem
bers are urged to be present.
DIR. and Mrs Cherry and family and
C. O. Wells and children left last week
for Wisconsin where they will spend
the next several weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends. .
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Clipfell and Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence March and children,
of Redwood Falls, were guests at the
home of o. G. Tradewell last Sunday.
Fairfax Standard. -
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Revier at Morton, September 20
and has been named Harold Frederick.
Mrs. Revier was formerly Miss Flor
ence Warner of this city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae, Mrs.
Fox and the Misses Sophia Sutherland
and Mollie Joern left Friday for the
northern part of the state where they
will spend the week end at the McRae
cabin. -
Belview soon expects to turn on the
electricity. The Northern States Pow
er Company line running across coun-
try from Sacred Heart will furnish
the current. Our neighbors will then
have day and night service, with am
pie power for all purposes.-Echo-En-
terprise. -.
Rev. B. L. Main and daughter Miss
Beatrice of ST. Paul arrived in Red
wood Falls Saturday. Miss Beatrice
will enter High School this week as
a sophomore Rev. Main returned to
St. Paul and will accompany his family
to Redwood Falls the latter part of
the week. ....- = II
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawton, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. |
Parks and family, Mrs. HUH and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Farver and fam
lily and Miss Esther Dennistoun were I
entertained at dinner at the home of |
Mr. and Mrs R. S. Johnson at Fair !
fax Sunday. ...
Registered Chester White Boar sale,
October &c. Will sell Chief Wykoff,
1917 Grand Champion also 20 spring
bears sired by Chief Wykoff and
Serr's Big Bone. He was narrowed
January IT., 1919 and stands 81 inches
high, 70 inches long, 10 inch bone.
Look for Bills. One mile east 3h
miles south of Milroy. E. and E.
Serr. Alt.
Mrs. H. Schleuder and Mesdames
A. P. Goudy, Robt. Stewart and j. J.
Christensen entertained the West
Guild at the home of Mrs.
Schleuder last Tuesday evening. Miss
Anna Jensen presided in the absence
# the President, Mrs Hargis, the de-
Jotionals were conducted by Mrs. ]. j.
Christensen, and a short program fol-
owed after which the hostesses serv- ,
ID dainty luncheon.
c. E. Thayer, of Windy River, N. D., c
lrrived home the latter part of last {
week. Mr.. Thayer brought with him
sample lot of potatoes which are a
bout five times as big as anything
aised in this county. He says it i
axes a team of horses to snake them {
ut of the ground. One potato is suf-
icient to last a good sized family two T
avs. No doubt that after C. E. has s
cen here few weeks these potatoes i!
yill get smaller in size.
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs. 5
I. A. Cooling and family by the Farm n
rs Progressive Club at Beaver Falls ~
aSt tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
ioding and family left Wednesday for u
heir future home in California. The -,
leeting was called to order by the q
Mr.. Daily. A short
rogram was given which consisted of II
ong by Mr.. Daily, George Zumwinkle,
tella Ahrens and Mrs. H. Mann, G
1ort talk by Mr.. Dyer, County Agent d
Olivia, and several musical selec-
ons. The Club presented Mr.. and a.
RS. Cooling with a travelling bag. A N
inch was served which consisted of
andwiehes, doughnuts, pickles, cake, IN
e cream and coffee.
Henry C. Ackman an old pioneer, r.
I'd highly respected citizen of this
passed away last week af-
r brief illness. The remains were
tipped to Faribault accompanied by
ISIS Zina Ackman and Mrs. C. D.
M. AL,