The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-01-21
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G. A. swenson Of Delhi was calse,
at the Gazette office Friday.
J. D. Frank Young Of Delhi was q
tcaller in Redwood Falls, Monday.
Fair and Warmer, The play that
made the weather famous. 27-1t
Thos Riley has been suffering thu
past week with severe attack of lunl-
/ bago.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ward returned
Monday from visit of several days
lin Minneapolis.
]. Spencer returned to Madison, Mon
day morning after spending Sunday
with Mrs, Spencer.
Mrs. S. Dripps of Raymond, S. D..
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Dripps.
Mrs. E. O. Chapman has safely ar
rived at Riverdale, California and will
spend the next several weeks there.
w. A. Dreyer was an east bound
passenger to Rochester on Friday last
where he went to consult. the .Mayo's.
Everett LANCE returned to Clark
field Sunday after a visit spent at the
home of his sister, Mrs. John Schilt.
+ Judge Frank Clagne left Monday for
New Ulm where he will be engaged
with his judgeship duties until Friday.
(. Miss Jessie 1nglis has accepted a
position in a hospital in Minneapolis.
She expects to be away about two
months.
Mn. and Mrs. c.. A. Hillig and Miss
Amy Barnes went to Saint Paul Sat
urday night and will stay there for
the next few days.
4 Rev., Chas. L. Thornton went to
Morgan and Lannberton this week to
do some work in connection with The
/ Inter- Church World Movement.
s K. M Glassco and his son John at
tended the Implmnt Dealers Conven-
ton in Minneapolis Wednesday.
Revelation" is Nazimova's Greatest
ProductiOn-see it at the New Dream,
Tuesday and Wednesday, January 20,
and 81. 27-1t.
| Max Treu left Monday for Morgan
to make the final arrangements for
the Redwood County Poultry Show
which will be held there this week.
The Catherine Sewing Circle will
meet Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. j. H. Jackson. This is the an
nual meeting and reports of the years
work financial conditions ETC., will be
read. Also new officers will be elect
ed for the coming year. A full attend
ance is urged. ~
4 L. C. Stuart formerly Of Redwood
Falls has sold his banking interests at
George, Ia, and will enter into the
same business somewhere else, al
though when here the first of last week
Mr.. Stuart stated that he did not know
4 definitely just where the new location
!, would be. The sale of his former bank
was made positive last Thursday.
4 Earle Williams plays Dual Role in
the great mystery DRAMA Gentle
man of Quality" at the New Dream
, Friday, January %. 27-t
Three lads wanted for robbery al
! WATERFOWL were taken from the M.
: LIST. L. train at North Redwood las1
Wednesday by Sheriff kIse and he.
, puties Beatty and Mckenzie, f1'le5
were returned to Watertown the same
night. Jewelry and money which the!
J. are charged with having stolen were
4 found in their possession T1e boy
r gave their ages as seventeen, engineer
and nineteen.
{ The Missionary Society OF the Pres
bvterian Church win meet next We'd
]. nasday, January q at the home O.
!. Mrs David McNaughton. The pro
) tpran1 will be of the nature OF sons
/ service. the history of several OF tn
: Iold songs being given and thea song
: then sung by Mrs. Appleton and ms
t fNettie Barber and their assistants.
E feature of the program will be tn
reading Of Browning's Saul by .'s MIS-
9 Francois. ,+.,
E GOODYEAR Tires are our specially
J. Call and examine them. Our pre-
are right. We do all kinds OF seps.
n work. Kenneth Byranl. ~.
: The fire department was called 7
q the homa of S. C. Hargis Monda
!. morning by blaze in the basement Q
: the home. While the damage done wa
e slight, consisting merely of badl
e. smoked house and burned ceiling i
e the basement, it looked for some tim
las though thu consequences might b
. serious and the most of the furnitur
! was removed from the house. Tn
- only explanation given for the start
!, ing of the fire is that a match was i
i someway ignited in a pile of packin
in the corner of the basement.
The Minneapolis operate Compan
!, which gave the third number of tn
i lecture course at the Armory last Wed
u lnesday evening greatly pleased tn
, large audience. The Company cor
= sists of six people each of whom prov
: led an artist. The violinist prove
= especially popular and gave create
= satisfaction than any violin player VIII
has been in Redwood Falls for the pas
e several years. The soprano SOLOS
y was also graciously received. The e,
{, ening's program closed with littl
Y. y musical skit entitled the Gypsy Cam
= which was very cleverly executed.
10 For Hemstiching-Call or see Mr.
Alice Warner, 366. East Broadwa
= Phone 242J. Plain hemistiching tie
y cents per yard, Fancy Is cents. PIT
; Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. King were give
= a farawell marty at the Methods