The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-11-30

i Miss lone Pickle visited over
1.-THE week end at her home at
Madison, Mimi.
/ Norris Nupson Of st. Paul was
a weekend guest at the j. Albert
johnson home.
Arthur Lund Of Window is
Ia visitor at the home of his slst-
Ter, Mrs. G. 4: Grapp this week.
Melvin Overam Of Proctor,
] MINI. was a week end visitor at
the home Of Mrs. John Clark.
! W. 4. Grapp Of Minneapolis
was a weekend visitor at the
homes Of the Grapp families.
i John Hazen returned to Min
neapolis Sunday after a visit at
the home of his sister, Mrs. F.
/ M. Isham.
Miss Katherine Johnson re-
turned to her home at Aberdeen,
Is. D. Saturday after a visit of
several days at the Ben Johnson
home.
Let us fix you out with a set of
Goodyear Tires. They can't be beat
for long mileage We do vulcanizing
and all kinds Of repair work. Ken
Meth Byram. lift,
The ladies of st. Veronicas
Guild will meet at the parish
house Thursday afternoon from
three to five o'clock. The hos
tesses for the afternoon are Mrs.
Mary Finn and Mrs. T. E. Finn.
CHRISTMAS. They carry the per-
sonaI feeling that no ready-made gift
can convey. Have the sitting made
now. THE SCENIC CITY STUDIO,
III. D. Thorp, Prop. 16-7ts.
p. A. Comstock Of Sutherland,
Oregon, was a guest last week
at the home of his uncle. Byron
Doyle. He left Saturday for
Michigan where he will visit
with his parents before going to
his western home.
The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church and the
Westminster Guild will hold a
joint meeting at the church
Tuesday, evening. A playlet pre-
scented by Guild members will be
|ann IF thp features Of the even
ing's program.
Mrs. John Knudson has gone
to Mortified to the home of her
brother DR.. Lee to see her son
Palmer Knudson. Palmer has
only recently been discharged
from the hospital at North
Yakima, Wash. and is now re-
ceiving medal treatment, from
his uncle, DR.. Lee.
At the regular meeting of the
Redwood Chapter No. "a. R. A.
M. held November Is, the follow
| ing officers were installed: j..
wv. Inglis, H. p; W. A. Hauck,
K; j. H. Parsons, S.; 0. A..
IGoetze, G. H.; L. N. Foreman, P.
lS.; F. M. Isham, Treas; Walter
Hassenstab, Sec.;; Max Treu, R.
A. c.; F. R. Orth, M Sd v; p. H.
Currier, M. End "; c. A. Hillig,
M. 1st "; G. C. Little, S.
At the union service held by
the Methodist, Christian and
Presbyterian churches at the
Presbyterian church Thanksgiv-
ing night, a special collection
was taken for relief work among
the poor Of Redwood County.
The offering amounted to TWEEN
ty-six dollars and fifty cents and
this sum was given to B. F. Shu-
maker, executive secretary Of
the Redwood County Red Cross
Chapter, to use in his work IN
the County.
Get your Christmas cards ordered,
printed, 6nclOSoU Ill GLVciopcS anu du-
dressed-that will go long way to-
ward decreasing the last-minute
Christmas rush. Let our line of
samples and our printing service help
you in this part of your Christmas
shopping. l8-3ts.s
Fifteen members Of the local
Order of the Eastern Star went
to Winthrop last Saturday to at
tend the School of Instruction
held there Saturday evening.
The first feature of the evening
was a banquet served at the VIM
throp Hotel and then came the
work which was done under the
direction Of the Grand Worthy
Matron, Miss Lucy Sheffield OF
Moorehead. The local ladies ex-
emplifed the opening work Of the
lodge, and the examination and
introduction of visitors. Lodges
taking part in the evenings
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