The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-07-27

II MISS MdEtOu JdCHtliHS aud = O1u
i Tyson were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
I C. @. Gilfllan at their home at Gilfill-
an last Thursday.
Miss Lucille Luscher has completed
her summers work at the Teachers
I College at Mankato and has returned
to her home here.
4 Mrs. Parker d. Sanders will be one
of the attendants at the Patterson
4 Spencer wedding in st. Paul this week.
Mrs. Sanders will be the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs during
her stay in st. Paul
i Next Tuesday, at special election
I at Sleepy Eye, the matter of bonding
the city for SAC, 900 to run for period
fof fifteen years will be voted upon.
4 The proceeds Of the bonds, if they are
4 voted, will be used to finance water
4 and sewer extensions.
4 Louis Sommers returned Saturday
from a three weeks vacation from his
i duties as foreman at The Gazette
shop. He spent part of his time in
the Twin Cities and the remainder in
visiting relatives at Preston, Wis.
and other points.
] Emil D. Backer, son of Mr.. and
I Mrs. Christ Backer- of New Ulm, is
4 full-hedged music composer Re-
Gently one of his compositions was
Z. played at an organ recital by Wilhelm
/ Middleschulte at the University of
Notre Dame, Indiana, School of Mu-
sic.
A BARGAIN IN RESIDENCE
| LOTS. During the month of July, /
will be at my mothers home on South
Ramsey street, and will offer for sale
number of fine residence lots within
two and three blocks of the High
School. Prices right, Easy terms.
j. R. Hitchcock. 51-3ts.
Four young men from Illinois
camped in Ramsey State Park Thurs
day night having come to Minneapolis
hoping to- find work in the harvest
fields. They had as yet found no de-
mand for help and were planning to
go on their way to Canada, hoping to
1 find something there.
| Elmer Miller of Comfrey was ar
rested last week. He was charged
with writing checks with no funds to
meet them at the bank. He was
| bound over to await the action of the
grand jury by Justice C. S. Petersen.
| He was taken to the county Jail at
| New Ulm Wednesday.
The last legislature passed law
providing for the cutting of weeds so
that they would not go to seed. If the
| property owners do not cut down the
weeds, the law provides that the weed
Inspector may do it, or cause it to be
done, and the expense therefore added
| to the property tax of the individual
for whom the cutting was done.
J.. R. Howard, president. of the Ma
tional Farm Bureau Federation, will
attend the Lyon county fair. An
invitation to come to Marshall has
been accepted by the farm bureau
leader and a letter to that effect from
| Mr.. Howard is in the hands of the
! be present for the second day, August
81. rs
At the July session of the county
| board, which lasted all of last week
various appropriations were made,
among them being $500 to the
Swenson hospital at Candy, $1,000 to
the county fair, held at Candy and
$500 for the promotion Of Agricul-
ture and home industry, the work of
the county agent Granite Falls Tri-
bune. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stewart and
daughters returned Wednesday of last
week from Colorado where they mot
ored several weeks ago for a visit
with relatives at Lovelard. During
/ their visit they made a number of in
teresting automobile trips, in one of
them crossing the Divide and having
the unusual experience of driving in a
snow storm in July.
Get Cresswell's prices on Automa-
tic Electric Soft Water Pumps. Do
away with those large city water bills
| and repair expenses. Phone SO &
255. Aft
Miss Idella Nelson, daughter of DIR.
B. E.. Nelson, and Arleigh Smith of
this city, sprung big surprise on
their friends by being married at Red
wood Falls Sunday afternoon, Rev.
Nickels performing the ceremony.
They had gone over ostensibly to at
tend the big picnic, but their real in
tention was to spring surprise, and
they did it. They will live in Granite
Falls at least until September, when
they expect to go to the city, SO that
he can take up his school work at the
University again. These young
people were born and raised
in this city, and have many
friends who wish them the best
in life, and in these wishes we heart
lily join.-Granite Falls Journal.
Six young men, who have been
bound over to the September term of
court charged with bootlegging and
are now confined in the county Jail at
Albert Lea, were found drunk when
Sheriff Fosse opened the entrance
door to give them their breakfast.
The prisoners peering through the
small steel barred door of the padded
cell, discovered a large quantity of
tconfiscated liquor stored there by
County Attorney j. O. Peterson. BY
using long wire skillfully, one of
the gallon cans was hooked and drag
ged up to the opening by one of the
men. The top of the can was screwed
off and the liquor was poured through
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