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

Mrs. F. Carpenter left Monday for
visit in the twin cities.
Frank lehman of Clarkfield was
Redwood Falls caller Saturday.
Miss Ella May Hicks of Gales town
shin is a guest of her sister, Mrs. }.
| ". Inglis.
Mrs. Fox and her daughter were
guests at the DR.. Adams home at
Morgan Sunday.
Miss Nellie Jewell Of Morgan visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ii.
Ball last week.
Frank Clague spent the first part
of the week in Minneapolis attend
ing to business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Gibson and chil-
dren of New Ulm visited friends III
Redwood Falls last week.
Frank Japs and Frank Gerstman Of
Gilfillan left Thursday on a hunting
trip through northern Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deike of George
town visited their daughter, Mrs.
Lewis Malstrcm last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. W. Ross who is i'll at the
Redwood Falls Hospital expects to be
liable to leave the hospital Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Roman Baskins who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Moores left Monday for their home at
Waverly, Iowa.
The West Minister Guild was enter
tanned by the Misses Anna and Theo.
Jensen at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Jensen Monday evening.
In District No. III the pupils have
the highest standing in Arithmetic
for the month are Muriel Halves, Len
ora HAYES, Alma Huhnerkoch, and
Lewis Huhnerkoch. Those having the
most zone hundred" in spelling and
reading are Muriel Halves, Alma Huh
nerkoch and Lenore HAYES. Mrs.
Pearl Grapp, teacher.
The hearing Of Robert Cloudy of
Wabasso was held in the municipal
court Monday and Judge c. F. Martin
dismissed the case. Cloudy was
charged with criminal assault on the
assault on the person Of Ralph Gallery
and Mrs Goudy was alleged to have
given him assistance However the evil
= dence did not justify the setting Of
= the case for trial.
Fred Wise Of Renville County had
the misfortune to get his arm caught
in a corn picker while at work Friday
ard the arm was badly mutiiated. Sur
gical attention was given the in Jury
and Mr.. Wise was then taken to tn"
Eitel hospital in Minneapolis. Last
, reports indicate that while thu injury
is very severe it will probably not be
necessary to amputate the arm.
j.
1 the reduction sale at Htiman's Shoe
j Store informs US that the reductions
on shoes is in keeping with the time 3,
! There are great reductions on every
7 shoe in the store and many Of thu
shoes could not be bought today at
: wholesale for the price he h2t mark
. ed them We advise those whp are
: contemplating buying shoes ~ oyer
e shoes this coming winter to take all
vantage OF this sale while they hay,
the opportunity as it will positively
close Saturday night.
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n The Inkpah Literary Society viii
: give the following program next
+ Tuesday evening, November %, in tn.
assembly room at the high school. Nh
s sic, High School orchestra; Song, bou-
f be Quartet; Original Story, Bernie
t Larson; Music Gladys Streete1; Read
= ing, Marguerite Swigart; Debate K"
a solved that the power Of the fedora
e} government, in the conservation f.
e natural resources, should be great:
than that Of the states. Affirmativ"
j. Dorothy Byram and Clifford Reynolds
n NEGATIVE. Dorothy Smith an
n Stanley Minnick Pianologue, -Iren'
y Breckenridge.
n FOR RENT:-Rooms. Inquire a
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.e A party Of young people gathere,
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
J. Froe'ich near Seaforth, in honor o
A the approaching marriage Of thci
a daughter Miss Fila, and William
/" johns. The first part Of the evening
:" was spent in playing games and theI
the bride and groom-elect were Scatc'
# in a circle Of their friends and prrscn,
= ed with a number Of parcels contain
;s ing practical and beautiful gifts 70
"a their new home. The presentation
~ was made by Misses Esther Froelicl
r. and Hazel Woelfel attired as brida
2 couple. Luncheon was then served
n The marriage OF Miss Froellcn an
ls Mr.. Johns will take place this week.
te Mr.. and Mrs Helmuth Hagen wer
v greatly surprised by many Of thei
70 friends and neighbors coming TO thei
lie home Monday November Is, to hel
m them celebrate their silver weddin
lie anniversary. The guests came thru
s. out the afternoon and evening unit
about two hundred and fifty had cor
is gregated with ample provisions to SUP
ply all the needs of the inner mar
W They simply took possession Of tn
.s house and Mr. and Mrs. Hagen wer
is merely the guests of honor. Beside
20 - the many friends in this vicinity tn
'o guests included former neighbors an
~ friends from Sheridan township, Be
= view, Delhi, Morgan, Mankato an
w. Truman. The Ladies Aid Of the l.
y cal Lutheran Aid arrived in body
: the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Hage
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