The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-03-09

Z 0S Oh Ill SUOuS JUST dS oOOu do III
market condition will warrant sucl
reduction.-Stensyad's Garage.
Miss Mae Blossom was visitor il
!! the twin cities over the week end.
DIR. A. w. Ross went to Minneapo:
lis Tuesday for a short business visit
Mrs. Freeman Of Franklin was 9
shopper in Redwood Falls Thursday
w. R. Werring of Morgan trancact-
ed business in Redwood Falls, Monday
J. S. Eva returned to Ashland, Wis.
Wednesday after short visit with his
sister Mrs. W., H. Shoemaker.
i Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Baker and
children of Montevedio were Sunday
guests of Mr.. Bakers mother, Mrs. H.
Baker.
Knife and box plating done at home,
/ orders filled promptly. Leave orders
with Mrs. M. ]. Odlaug or Mrs. L. S.
Leonard. 33-4ts. <
Will take orders for crocheting. See
or phone Mildred Otto, Phone 399J.
34-3ts.*
| Mrs. J.. w. Thomas returned with
her mother, Mrs. E. Bunce to her home
at Aberdeen, S. D., where she will Wis
it for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Winter left
Thursday for Rochester, Minnesota,
where Mr.. Winter will consult the
Drs. Mayo concerning his physical
condition.
Miss Hazel Hitchcock of Redwood
Falls, who attended the tournament
Saturday spent the week end with
her uncle Rev. ]. R. Hitchcock.-Man-
kato Free Press.
Don't fail to attend the operetta
"Pocahontas" at the Armory Friday
matinee and evening performances.
Prices reasonable. Make reservations
without extra charge at Mike and
Joes: 33-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom. Wolverton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brewster drove to
Marshall Sunday and visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wolverton for the
day. Mrs. Wolverton remained for a
longer visit.
w. F. Mullaney returned to Roches-
ter Monday after spending the week
end with his children. Mrs. Mullaney
is still confined to the Rochester hos
pital because Of having broken her
ankle sometime ago.
Miss Lydia Rucktaeschel and vii
liam Bangerter, both residents of Red
wood County were married at the Of
flee of Clerk of Court Weldon last
Wednesday, March 2, DR.. A. w. Ross
reading the service.
The Reverend Burdette L. Main is
attending the Mid-Yea Council Of the
Minnesota Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church which is held
in Winnebago, February z and 8. From
there he will go to the Twin Cities to
attend to business matters pertaining
to the Redwood Falls church.
Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Thornton were
given farewell reception at the
Christian church last Tuesday even
ing bv the members of the church Mr.
and Mrs Thornton expect to leave
soon for their home in California. The
members of the church presented Mr..
End Mrs Thornton with ar auto rob-
and the W. G.. T. u. presented Mrs.
Thornton with a, lovely hand bag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cliff of North
Redwood were given farewell party
at their last Saturday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Cliff are moving this week
to their new home at Tamrack. A
social evening was enjoyed by those
present and lunch was served at the
close of the evening Mrs. Geo. Zieb-
Ike presented Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff with |
a set Of one half dozen knive, forks
and spoons.
Mrs. H. M. Hitchcock entertained
company of twelve ladies at lun-
cheon at her home last Tuesday, the
ladies having been invited to meet |
Mrs. Ralph Town, Mrs. Hichcock's
daughter. After an afternoon spent
in sewing the company was served a |
dainty three course menu, pink sweet
peas being used for the decoration of
the luncheon table. Mrs. Town will
visit with friends at Dawson before
returning to her home at Glencoe.
George w. Dowrie, one Of the best
qualified men in the Northwest to talk
on business subjects, will speak be-
fore the Redwood Falls Mems Club in
the M E. Church basement Friday ev-
ening, March 18th, his subject being
"The Business Outlook" Mr.. Dow
RE is the Dean of the School of Bust
ness of the University of Minnesota.
A SOC supper will be served at $50
o'clock. Those wishing to attend will
please notify anyone of the following
committee: F. g. Hubbard; D. L. |
Crimmins, A, J. White, Fred Murset,
John Kuck.
Goodyear Tires are our speciality. |
Call and examine them. Our prices
are right. We do all kinds of repair |
work. Kenneth Byram. LIT |
Minnesota entertained 100000 |
nonresident tourists in 1920, which |
is only suggestion of what will take
place after a few years when good
roads, more hotels and summer re-
sorts and advertising have made Min
nesota's summer attractions more
widely and favorably known. The
Mississippi valley contains millions
of people to whom the lakes, streams
and forests of northern Minnesota