The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13
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E. !. Horn spent Christmas with
his mother and other relatives at VIII
mo-, \. d.
Mrs. John Snyder was guest last
week of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
P. O. Callaghan.
| Kenneth Martin has returned from
Nebraska where he spent several
weeks with relatives.
Miss Hannah Peterson of Franklin
was recent guest at the home of DR.
and Mrs. H. B. Cole.
Mrs. Bloom of Franklin was a guest
last week at the home of her brother
L. R. Jones and his family.
Miss Bess Zumwinkle of the First
| National Bark spent Christmas at
the home of her parents at Morton.
Miss Helen Stewart who teaches at
Hancock spent Christmas here with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Stew
art.
| Gene Ashford came from the Mas
sachusettes camp where he is in train
ing and spent Christmas with his
mother and sister at their home.
The Wolverton families of Marshall
spent Christmas with DR.. and Mrs.
Cherry and with Mr.. and Mrs. O..
Leavens and other relatives here.
| Lieut.. Wallace Stewart has return
ed to camp after short vacation
spent with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. D. Stewart. He is looking excep-
tionally we'll physically and is appar-
emily enjoying his service in the U.
J. Navy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Boushek of
IVelley City, N. D. arrived last week
for visit with Mrs. Boushek's par
en+s Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Cobleigh
of Redwood Falls and with Mr.. Bou-
shek's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Boushek of Vesta.
Miss Edna Kuester of Redwood
Falls, came 20 this place, the latter
part of last week to nurse the Mic
Adams family who are i'll with the in
fluenza. Mrs. Adams and two daugh
tiers, Alma and Mary are confined to
their beds.-Cobden News.
Mrs. Herbert Keefe left Friday for
Minneapolis to spend the holidays
with Mr.. Keefe at the home of the
latter's parents. Mr.. Keefe is station
ed in a camp in South Carolina and
obtained furlough to spend Christ
mas day at home. Morton Enter
prise.
Superintendent and Mrs. O. j. Boil
Inn of The County home and the in
mates of the Home wish to thank all
those who assisted IL making the
Christmas season of the inmates a
particularly merry one This year. They
esneciaHv wish to thank the Luther
an Ladies' Aid for the work they did
in arranging for the festivities TOR
these aged people and in making che
day a happy one for them.
Kenneth Mckay who last week VS.
ted his parents Mr.. and Mrs: Peter
Mckay on a furlough, was Obliged to
return to camp Saturday noon. How
ever he anticipates a discharge from
the service within a comparatively
short time. Private Mckay is recoV-
ering nicely from The injuries he sus-
tanned when going over the top II
France during the drive last August.
His arm was badly shattered and nc
received other injuries but he expects
TO completely recover from all of
them.
The Scenic City Repair Shop will
do your vulcanizing work quickly
and we'll Call US for any tire re-
pair work. Kenneth Byram, proprie-
tor. 4b-t.
Rumor is current that the Luce
Line will build out of Hutchinson the
coming spring. and that the line will
be extended at least 80 miles the COM
ing year l. is claimed that Presi-
dent w. L. Luce, recently back in
Minneapolis after a stay of several
months in the east, closed a deal with
eastern capitalists, who are familiar
with the Luce Line, and who has faith |
in il as paying proposition as soon
as it is extended into the rich and |
unoccupied field between Hutchinson
and Clara City, and that these CAPT |
talists will supply the funds neces-
sary.
Don't let even your best friend aim
a loaded gun at your head or breathe |
in your face.
The senate this time will have a |
bolshevik circle. This includes mem
bers bearing the endorsement of the |
league, all of whom have |
been assigned to the last row of seats |
in the senate chamber Seats in the |
senate are distributed on The basis
of first came, first served, and as
the Nonpartisan league made no de-
mand for favored places until it was
too late to place them, Secretary of |
State, Schmahl, who is in charge of |
the floor seating plan, gave the entire
league membership the last row. In
the house seats are assigned either by |
lot or resolution.-Vance Chapman.
Miss Emma Werner, who enlisted |
II the service in January as Red |
Cross nurse is at home on furlough |
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. F. J. Werner. Her first work |
was at Camp Doniphon, Oklahoma, bu.
since June, she has been at Camp
Sancock, Georgia, where she has been
assigned to the operating room. She
is much enthused over her work and
speaks most highly of the service.
The patients number about two thou
sand, of whom, probably two hundred
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