The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-07-14

day in Redwood Falls.
F. W. Fixsen of Morgan was a call
er in Redwood Falls Monday.
Miss Gertrude Roberts is visiting
with friends in the twin cities this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Cole and their fami-
ly are away for camping trip of sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bradley, of
Montevedio were among the visitors in
Redwood Falls Sunday.
". C. Bissonette of Minneapolis,
was business visitor in Redwood
Falls, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Johnson and
Mrs. Conrad Peters of Lamberton Wis
tied IN Redwood Falls Monday.
j. S. Gunelson and C. A. Johnson of
Belview were business visitors in Red
wood Falls, Monday morning.
Ralph Tenney who has been visiting
his father w. P. Tenney for several
days returned to his home at Paige,
N. D., Thursday.
Mrs. W. Matthias and Miss Eunice
McLauglin of Sack City, Iowa, are
visiting at the home of Mrs Mary
Baldwin this week
Miss Margaret Burmeister and Ger
trude Roberts are among the young
ladies attending the convention and
outing at Groveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Hubbard, Mrs.
Mary Whipple and Mrs Martin re-
turned Monday from Green Lake,
where they spent Sunday.
Mrs. August Kleeman and son
George left Saturday night for Mime
apolis where they viii visit at the
home of Mrs. Kleeman's daughter.
w. H. Gold went to Redwing last
Wednesday night, bringing his daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Featherstone and her two
children back with him on his return
Saturday.
The Farrell and Keefe firm has sold
panel silos during the past few weeks
to j W. Wheeler, A. J. Searle, L.
Cheney and John Woelful, all farmers
in this vicinity.
Nealis Smith returned Monday from
Marquette University at Milwaukee
and will spend the. vacation weeks
with his mother, Mrs. Dotsie Smith,
at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Gibbs had as
their guests Sunday and Monday, Viii
liam Wesley, Melba Neale, Arlie Cas-
tie and Ruby White of Redwood Falls
st. Peter Herald.
See William Farnum as Lassiter in
Riders of the Purple Sage from Zane
Grey's famous novel at the New
Dream Theatre, Wednesday and
Thursday, July IA and Is. 52-1t*
There is an urgent call for Mission
airy funds. Will any member of the
Foreign Missionary Society knowing
herself in arrears for dues or war
fund, please pay Mrs. w. H. Gold.
Readers of ""Riders of the Purple
Sage" Zane Grey's novel which is all
the Rage Should see the Favorite of
| Screen and Stage, William Farnum at
the New Dream Theatre, July IA and
18th. 52-1t*
Fred Kumm and son Harold, enroute
to Yellow Bank, stopped over at this
place Saturday, for visit with form
er neighbors and friends. They are
now located at Redwood Falls Madi-
son, Independent Press.
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin and daughter
Miss Marjorie and William Stenborg
returned Monday from Redwing, where
they have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Ruben Gunderson. Mrs.
Anderson and son Bobby remained for
a longer visit. ..
Leo DahmS who was recently an
pointed head of the department Of
agriculture of the Redwood Falls
Schools was a visitor here Monday.
Mr.. Dahms expects to close up his
work at Aiken this month and start
work locally about August /.
F r Lobdell of Minneapolis, arriv-
ed Wednesday for visit at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Ira Reynolds. Mr..
Lobdell has recently purchased a home
on Pleasant Avenue near Thirty-sixth
Street and had his household goods
shipped to Minneapolis last Friday.
Mrs. C. A. Jorens ef Stevenspoint,
Wis, Mrs. A. NJ. Mevig, of Lake Cry
stall, Mrs. Hans Dahl, Mrs. f. NJ. Clay,
Miss Emma Benson, o. Benson and
Donald O'Conner motored over from
Renyllle, Wednesday and with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. o. Torgerson of this city en-
joyed a picnic in Ramsey Park.
The families of H. j. Fink, d. G.
Kline, ]. w. Yaeger, f. J. Breitkreutz
A. H. Dorm, VIM Bucholz, of Sanborn,
Mrs. A B. Dickerson, of Santa Cruz,
Cal, Mr.. and Mrs. "A. D. McRae and
Miss Zina Ackman enjoyed a picnic
dinner and supper at Ramsey Park
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Dickerson
who is visiting her sister Mrs. McRae
A yoke of oxen were being hauled
in truck from New York Mills to
Marshall, to take part in the Mar
shall Pageant. In Kandiyohi county
rain with consequent heavy roads
were encountered but nothing daunt-
ed Theo. Warner owner of the team
unloaded his oxen, hitched them to the
heavy truck and for four miles hauled
it through gumbo. 1t is surmised that
the oxen had the last laugh at the
powerful truck.-Lamberto Star.
A canvass of the returns of the