The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-15

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SUNDAY with friends Wood Lake.
John Dalzell of Morton was Red
wood Falls business caller, Monday.
Corrine Griffith in "The Climbers"
at the New Dream, Friday Septem-
Der IT. gilt pa.
Attorney W. r. Werring of Nor
gan was a business caller IN Red
wood Falls Saturday.
Miss Ida Kuenzi left last week for
Hamline where she will resume her
studies at the University.
| Miss Esther Goudy left Sunday for
Mortified where she will resume her
work at Carleton College.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Kuck and Mr.:
and Mrs. W. Thomas enjoyed a pic
mic at Beaver Falls Sunday.
Miss Verda Larson left Sunday for
| Han1Iine University where she will at
tend school for the coming year.
! Miss Helen Sarchet left Monday
for Grinnell College. Iowa, where she
will attend school for this year.
Mrs. A. P. Cloudy and Miss Sophia
Sutherland spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs ". R. Goudy near
/ Seaforth.
Special attraction Wednesday and
Thursday, September IS and 49," Des-
ert Cold, Zane Grey story at the
New Dream. Git pd.
Miss Agnes Mccormick of Mohall,
n. D., has accepted position as OPP
orator in the Redwood Falls Electric
Telephone Office.
Roy Bunce. who had spent the
week in Minneapolis. was a caller in
Redwood Falls Sunday on his way
to his home at Aberdeen, S. D.
We have special showing Of rugs
for this month at the lowest possible
prices. Grapp Furniture and Under
taking Company. SIT
Joe Corbett left Sunday night for
( Minneapolis where he will spend the
week with relatives and in attend
anca at the Firemen's convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Zorn of Osakis
were called here last week by the
death of Mrs. Zorn's brother. Paul
Boltz, which occurred at North Red
wood
Joe Herzog. Misses Elsie Hoffman,
and Ruth Weismann and Frank Her
zog motored to Redwood Falls Sun
day to spend thb day at Ramsey
Park.-Herald-D Dispatch
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P. Sanders
and their son Parker returned FRIDAY
from Minneapolis whore they attend
ed the marriage of Mr.. Sanders sis
ter, Miss Helen Sanders.
Do bD
spent several weeks at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pa
ton. left Saturday for international
Falls where she will teach school for
another term.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Adams and
daughter Of Morgan Mrs Lillian
Lamborton, Helen ana John Lamh'r-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Ball and
Mrs. Fox enjoyed a picnic dinner al
Ramsey Park Sunday.
Miss Hi!da Olson left Monday FOR
Minneapolis where she will study
music this winter at the McPhail
School. Miss Nora Rain Of Red
wood Falls, accompanied her and has
entered the same schoOl.-Belview In
dependent
Martin Voeltz Of Redwoo' Falls
motored down to Sleepy Eye Monday
in company with friends, snendinp
several hours here with old army
chums. From here they went &c
Mortified and the Twin Cities
Herald-Dispatch
Miss Ella Mantzke who has beer
employed in Minneapolis, was tn
guest Of her parents last week be
fore leaving for Providence. Rhodr
Island. where she has accepted pO-
sition as teacher in a Deaf and DUNK
school at that place.
Gunnar Biornsen of Minneota was
a Redwood Falls business visitor Sat
urday, coming here in the interests
of the campaign Of /. NJ. Olsen, can
didate for district judge in this dis
trict Mr.. Bjornsen is Judge Olsen's
business manager in this campaign.
William Green of Airdale Farm
made a nice cleanup at the Brown
county fair at New Ulm last week
with his Big Type Chester White
hogs. He only had six hogs entered
and won two grand champions, three
champions, four firsts and one sec
ond. High Prince" his herd boar
took first as champion senior hog
and also won as grand champion over
all Will admits that this is "hog-
ging" about everything in sight and
is justly proud of his, fine herd. Mr.
Green has one of the two best quail
ity Chester White herds not only in
Redwood county, but in Southwest
ern Minnesota. This week he is
showing his herd at the Minnesota
state fair.-Morgan Messenger.
The wild grape crop along the Big
Cottonwood river is exceptionally
good this year There seems to be &
general impression that they belong
to the public AS a matter Of fact
the land owner is the sole owner anC
while in most cases the owners dc
not object to having the wild fruit
picked, those who prefer to pick their
own grapes cannot be blamed if they
exclude the public from their prem
Uses. Property rights should be re,
spected where they are invoked BY
the owner. While walking thru the