The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-01
A son was born to Mrs. Fred Mem
tz of North Redwood Monday, August


Clements were in Redwood Falls, Mon
day. agi ~. o.. &.
Miss Ruth Barber is visiting this
week with relatives and friends at
Vesta ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair of Lacrosse are
guests at the home Of their son j.. Is.
PhiIbrick.
Mrs. Notion of St. James is visit
ing at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Loren Austin.
Miss Gladys Wheelock Of Duluth is
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Athey.
Miss Anna Mclean left Friday for
Kewstan where she will teach school
the coming year.
Miss Martha Tom of Mankato was
guest last week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs j. R. Keefe.
Judge Frank Clague was among the
Redwood County visitors at the Brown
County Fair Tuesday.
A sen was born to Mrs. Joe Kenney
of Morgan at the Redwood Falls hos
pital, Sunday, August %.
DIR. and Mrs. Belt of Dodge Centre
are guests at the home of DR.. Belts
niece, Mrs. ". NJ. Smith.
Nettie Moses who has been the guest
of Redwood Falls relatives, left Mon
day for her home at Excelsior.
George kempton of Minneapolis
was in Redwood Falls Monday on his
way to Morgan to visit with relatives.
Charles He'd has gone to st. Peter,
where he will demonstrate the James
Barn Equipment at the Nicollet Coun-
ty Fair.
Miss Helen Lamberton, accompanied
by Misses Irene Aune, Lucille Will and
Doris Geroy, drove to Green Lake
Sunday for a days outing.
Miss Winnefred Burmeister will
leave Friday for Colraine, Mimi.
where she will have charge of the
domestic science department for the
coming year.
The out-of-town guests attending
the Jensen-Edwards wedding last
Thursday included Creed Edwards OF
Clark, Mo, Mrs Mildred Jensen Nuban
of Thompson, Iowa, and Miss Hazel
Ressler of Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Patton are now
occupying the residence they recently
purchased from w. R. Roberts, having
moved last week. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
B. Clement, are living in the
lower apartment of the Mrs. Alexan-
der property where Mr.. and Mrs
Patton have lived for the past several
months.
Fred Muetzel now living eight miles
west of Redwood Falls announces
that he will sell part of his person
al property at public sale Tuesday,
September IA. Mr.. Muetzel will retire
from farming and will come to Red
wood Falls with his family within a
short time. He last spring purchased
the B. G. Hall property on Minnesota
Street and will make his home there.
Leonard Ziesmer, of Waseca, aged
! twelve years, was accidentally killed
when the bicycle he was riding collid-
| ed with q big Packard automobile be-
| longing to E. A. Everett of Waseca
He had been working on farm neaI
here and was out for a little ride dur.
ing noon hour. Driving out of tn.
farm yard the view along the road is
cut off and neither saw the other un-
til too late.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnes, Jr, ar
rived in Wells Monday evening, after
their trip in northern Minnesota on a
honeymoon. A number Of their
friends and relatives drove them thru
the streets Tuesday evening in d bug
gy, with tin boilers dangling behind
the vehicle and banners pinned to the
buggy. All were shouting and happy
the newly weds as well as the rest.
Wells Mirror.
Mrs. J. C. Rothenburg was among
the party Of Springfield people who
drove over Saturday evening to at
tend the Suffrage celebration. She
was greatly pleased with the enthu-
siasm shown to the Redwood County
women. Mrs. Rothenburg has beer
ore of the conscientious and thought
fl workers for equal suffrage as she
has been fer the many other move
ments which make for the progress of
women.
A young man going by the name
of Kid Carson, who had been employ
ed in the LETTERS comrt nifty for sew
eral weeks, forged the name of Hen
ry Meyer to number of checks last
week He had them cashed in Jeffers
business places and left for greener'
fields, about $3.50 to the good. His i'll
gotten coin did him little good, for he
was arrested at Aberdeen, S. D., a
few days later and returned to Cotton
wood County to stand trial. The fell
low had been sporting a Ford Sedan
while at LETTERS, and it has since been
learned that the car had been stolen
from Emmetsburg, Iowa.
A picnic of the Britton and Trent
families and their relatives from Iowa
was held in Ramsey State Park Sun
day. Thirty-five guests were pres
ent. The Iowa guests included the
families of F. Orion, F. Dudley and
L. Willy and the Redwood County folk
were the families of Phil. Durham,
Guy Britton, S. H. Britton, J. E.
Trent and Floyd Trent. Following the
dinner in the Park the party went to
the Britton home where the after
noon was spent in visiting and sing
ipp Monday the same marty met at