The Redwood gazette., 1921-02-09

| MI. anu MES. Aoy CdISOiI SpSiit CliS
weekend with relatives at Morton.
/ .Ingo1f Stensvad was visitor in
Mankato and Minneapolis last week.
/ Leroy Carson, was a business visitor
in Minneapolis Wednesday and Thurs
day. s..
/ DIR. j. w. Inglis left Monday night
for Minneapolis to attend the conven-
tion of state dentists.
| Mr.. and MRS. Earl Copkain and lit
i tile son. Of Morton were Wednesday
Visitors at the Leroy Carson home.
| G. A. Jaehning will go to Minneapo-
lis the last Of the week to attend the
injecting of the hardware men OF the
state. i,s
| Miss Ada Tenney left Monday morn
ing for Iroquois, S. D. for an extended
visit at the home Of her sister, Mrs
i Cowgirl.
| Mrs. J. B. Philbrick and her son
Blair spent last week with Mrs. Phil
bricks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
McGregor at Vesta.
DIR. and Mrs. j. H. Henze are spend
] ing the week in Minneapolis where DR..
Henze is attending the meeting of the
State Dental Association.
DIR. A. w. Ross was called to Man
kato Monday morning to- attend the
meeting of the Mankato Presbytery.
He returned to Redwood Falls Tues
day morning.
A Victory hall, costing $500, 900, to
be erected on the State Fair grounds,
is proposed in S. F. 353, fathered by
| uol1 Tho b,,;Il;ycr xx,o,,1I
be dedicated to the Gold Star Mothers
under the bill.
Our special for Saturday, February
| 12, one pound caramels assorted, 45c
per pound at Mike & Joe's. 30-1t.
Clerk Of Court w. G. Weldon issued
the following marriage licenses last
week: Erwin H. Kremin to Minnie
Schaffran, Carl Dominic to Elise
Lerch, Betram w. Fletcher to Lulu E.
Kenyon, Earl Won Merieren te Irene
Nelson.
Reports from Rochester concerning
the condition of DR.. T. E. Finn who
was recently operated upon at the
Mayo hospital are so favorable that
friends are looking forward to the
return of DIR. and Mrs. Finn some
time this week.
Judge 1. M. Olson of the district
court has been presented with petit
tion asking that he appoint charter
commission for the drafting of home
rule charter for the city of Marshall.
The document is expected to be ready
for presentation to the voters at the
regular spring election.
Carl H. Otto and sister Emma went
to Redwood Falls yesterday for a visit
poets to return Friday while his sister
will stay for two weeks. Morgan
essenger.7
The banquet at the Odeon Monday
evening added $250.00 to the fund, the
show put on through the kindness of
Messrs. Hagen and Johnson, netted
$37.77, while $113.00 was given in do
nations at the banks. These amounts
total $390.17, every cent of which will
be sent to officers in charge of the
Hoover fund, as the lunch at the Ode
on was furnished free by the local di-
ectors of the Red Cross.-Belview In
dependent.
Thirty-five seventh graders and
forty-four eighth graders were neith-
er absent nor tardy during the six
weeks ending January 81 The follow
ing are the names of all pupils of the
seventh and eighth grades who had
an average of 80 above for the past six
weeks: Janet Henze, Mary Jones,
Helen Larson, Cecilia Mahal, Lillian
Stewart. Helen Thornton, Katherine
Ball, Mortimer Carr, Cecilia Nogaj
Verona Peterson.
Adoption of a French orphan has
been decided upon by the Hutchinson
Womens club. The orphan will be
Jared for for one year. The club also
has decided to pay the railroad fares
for Is or 80 twin city children who
will have no vacations unless given
aid. They will be brought to Hutchin-
son, where they will be entertained for
or five weeks in the homes of club
members. The club has decided to stu
dy the city charter.
If you are wanting White Wyan-
dotte Cockerels see HI. G. Rutter.
30-2ts.
Mr.. Padgett, Superintendent and
Special Disbursing Agent of the Pipe
stone Indian School at Pipestone,
Minnesota, was visitor at the Bishop
Whipple Mission Monday and Tues
day, and in company with Congress
man-elect Frank Clague, of Redwood
Falls, held council with the Indians
in regard to their allotments, and 9th
er Indian Departmental business per-
tanning to the local agency. Mr.. Pad
gett returned to Pipestone, Wednes-
day.-Morton Enterprise.
The Dinedor Welch Concert Compa-
ny of five members will appear in
concert in Redwood Falls March 8.
This company consists of a tenor, a
soprano, baritone, a. violinist and a
pianist and reader, all of them said
to be Welch artists of ability. Mr..
Jones, the manager Of the Company,
was in Redwood Falls Saturday and
arranged for this concert. Mr.. Jones
sang solos at both the morning and
evening services at the Methodist
Church, Sunday.
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