The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-11-17

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tied in Redwood Falls last Thursday.
Miss Ann Gilland Of Morgan was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Kise last
week.
Bob Mathews of Watertown, S. D.,
was visitor in Redwood Falls Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Walter King visited at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard at Delhi last week.
/ A daughter was born Friday, Nov
en1ber 12 to Mrs. w. B. Clement, at
the Redwood Falls hospital.
| We are handling a select line OF
! Fresh Oysters. Leave or Phone or
ders. No. 40. Luscher Grocery. 18-lt.
The Sewing Circle of the Church OF
St. Catherine will meet Thursday al
/ ternoon of this week with Mrs. Frank
! Newman.
DR.. J. w. Anderson entertained his
aunt, Mrs. Rosenfelt of Mankato sew
eral days last week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. j. kise.
The Misses Ethel and Eva White
+ who are attending the University were
over Sunday guests of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. White.
Harry Ochs returned to- his home
at LIE Sueur Monday after visiting
his brother who is employed at the
First National Bank and with his
brother R. V. Ochs at Delhi.
| The stockholders of the Redwood
County Agricultural Society are meet
| ing this afternoon in annual session.
| Officers will be elected and other bus
mess of the association transacted.
Mrs. A. B. Winter, executive sec
retary of the Redwood Falls Red
| Cross Branch went to Minneapolis
Wednesday on an errand for the State
Welfare Board. She returned Thurs
day.
There will be a Basket Social and
program given at the Barnum School
| Wednesday evening, November "a, be-
ginning at o'clock. Everybody wei
come. Edith Timgren, teacher, DIS
trict No. IA.
Call the Prus Poultry Farm, Phone
1O1J. for dressed chickens. Get Or
ders in Friday for Sunday chickens
| 1S-tf.
/ A. D. McRae will leave this week
for the hunting grounds Of northern
Minnesota on his annual hunting trip.
MIR. McRae and his party, which con-
sists of several Of his friends from
Springfield, will go north of Duluth
this year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. White went to
ISleepy Eye last week to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Whites mother, Mrs
Bertha Kiefer which took place Tues
day. Mrs. Kiefer died at Duluth
where she was staying at the home OF
her granddaughter. She was for many
wears a resident of Sleepy Eye ano
was associated with much Of the pio-
neer history of Brown County.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Church helt
an interesting meeting in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
; Edwards conducted the devotionalS
and Mrs. C. C. Little led the lessor
study. At the close of the lesson Ma
danes Little, Chapman and Parish
were presented with life membership
certificates. Luncheon was Served b!
the six hostesses.es ~ IS 81
GOODYEAR Tires are or specially
Call and examine them. Car pr1ce'
are right. We do all kindsSof "enal
work. Kenneth Byram, ll-t
Among the propositions submltte'
to the voters of Tracy at the electlH'
last week was that empowering TN
c;tv council of that city to approprl
ate s2,5OO.O0 for the support OF
municipal band. The proposition wa
passed by a majority of 342. The Vot.
Far the proposal and 342 against. f
A Rail director of the Marshall band
has been engaged as director OF IN
, Tracy Municipal Band which IS airead.
we'll organized with large member
ship.
Conpressman-elect Frank Clague
and Attorneys Dolliff, Barnes and Ry
prson drove to New Ulmz Sgt urday t
s. attend dinner given by the5attornry
If the Ninth Judicial District IN h n
o., of Judge |. NJ. Olsen. The Dime
was given at the Dakota House. III
speakers included Justice Oscar Hal
! lum of St. Paul, Judge Albert John
, son of Redwing and Mr.. Clague. IN
event was in the nature of celebra
: ton of Judge Olsen's recent victor
at the polls. ~.
: The first number of the lectur
: course was given at the Armory las
-: Wednesday evening. The program
was a musical number given by tn
I, Redpath concert company with 70
ward Barrow as soloist. All number
were we'll given and much enjoyed
4 Mr.. Borrows because of recent throa
S trouble sang only lighter numbers bu
: with very good effect, his audience be
i ing unanimous in its wish to hea
again when he is in full voice. Tn
: work of all musicians was good, tina
S of the violinist being especially pleas
d ing.
e We are receiving a new line of tum
:, blers, goblets, shurberts also a lin
of Art Japanese China for Christina
Y gifts. Get your orders in early g
n these good sare all short this yea
/ Phone No. 40. Luscher Grocery. 49,
r The following marriage licenses wei
l. issued last week by Clerk Of Coul
: w. G. Weldon; Edward Drusch
Esther Menk. William F. Johns to f