The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-10-13

to spend the Christmas holidays wit
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pc
trie.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Harry Beatty and so
Oryille Of Redwood Falls spent tn
week end with friends and relative
in Lamberton.
/ Miss Ella Reynolds arrived from
Richland, Wisconsin, Christmas morn
| ing for a short visit with her parent:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Reynolds.
Miss Maude Whittet returned K
Duluth Tuesday morning to resume
her teaching duties ab@er spending
her vacation with her parents Mr.. ane
Mrs. Geo. Whittet, Sr.
/ Alfred Page Of Mohall, N. D. ar,
rived Sunday to spend the Holidays
at the home of his mother at Middle
Creek and with other relatives and
friends Danube Review.
| A. P. Goudy of Redwood Falls, was
here last Friday buying furs from.
some of our trapDers- F1rs are a
very good price this year and trap
ping profitable occupation. Bel
view Independent.
A daughter was born recently to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Amberg. This
somewhat tardy and indefinite notice
is entirely the fault of the father who
failed to properly inform US of the
arrival of the young lady.
Mrs. A. Vihstadt left Monday noon
for Lisbon n. D. where she will spend
the week at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Billings and assist l.
the care of her brother-in ]. L..
Knapp who was recently badly injur-
ed
T. Keefe of Morton arrived Tues. for
a visit at the home of his uncle ]. r.
Keefe. Private Keefe is one of the
twelve nephews of Mr.. Keefe who
have been in military service for the
past several months, and has very re-
Gently returned from overseas service.
He has served as a mechanic in the
aero division.
Tom and Will Hicks returned from
Minneapolis il time to spend Christ
mas with their parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
S. P. Hicks. Tom and Will recently
finished from Pillsbury Academy IN
Owa .onna and entered the service of
Uncle Sam early il October. They
have returned, relieved from further
military duty-Tracy Herald.
F. C. Neuman of the Leader return
ed Saturday night from Minneapolis
where he went to purchase goods and
to transact other business for his
firm. Mr.. Newman states that his
partner Lieut. w. C. Bissonette will
return to Redwood Falls the first
of next week and will take up his civ
ilian duties after several months Of
training.
I will pay the highest prices for
all kinds of furs and hides. Roy
Higley at Scenic City Market and
Grocery. 2"22-tf
Leigh Winter who was recently
made member of the Medical Corps
at Fort Smelling arrived home Mon
day morning having been discharg-
ed from the service. The Medlcs
from Fort Riley were sent to Fort
Smelling upon the breaking up of the
Riley camp and This made possible the
liberation of the S. A. T. C. boys who
had been retained al Smelling for ser
vice in the hospital there. Leigh was
one of the S. A. T. c. boys.
County commissioner Poulson spen1
a few hours here yesterday on ms way
from Olivia. He Informed US OF a pao
accident occurred there Tuesday! lie
states the tile company engaged a
ma, with a truck from Minneapolis
IT haul tile into the county for the 1Il
In the afternoon he was crossing the
rack at the depot going north with
Dad when the "flyer" came along a.
nigh speed hitting the rear end OF
he truck with such force as to scat
,er truck AID tile along the track for
some distance. The driver was thrown
rom the load stricking on his head
md death was NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lille Star Farmer.
AS a result of many complaints OF
he unwieldly size of The thrift card,
which prevent ed women from carrying |
t in their pocketbooks, the Treasury
Department has just issued new
thrift card. This is small
,nough to carry in the purse without1
rouble, and when carried in a, mans
pocket does not take up nearly so
much room as the old one. The new
ards have just been printed, and dis
ribution to the post offices has not
yet become general. The old ones
Will have to be used up first, but where
yer postmasters order new supplies
he new cards will be sent.
F. R. Lobdell, who is now located
n Minneapolis spent few days in
Redwood Falls looking after business
last week. Mr. Lobdell is
low connected with the War Savings
of the Ninth District
federal Treasury Department and his
,resent work is concerned with the
organization of the state for the War
Savings Stamp campaign which is
damned for 1919. The work will car
Y him to all parts of the state and
lecessitate his making his headquarz
ers at Minneapolis. Therefore he will
viii make his residence there, he and
drs. Lobdell having taken an apart
nent Mrs. Lobdell is, he reports,
.lmost entirely recovered from her
ecent illness and at the time of his
.isit here was with her mother at
fankato where Mr.. Lobdell joined