The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-11-09

j. r. Cooper spent several days last
week in Minneapolis. sS
Kenneth Mckenzie was a visitor IN
the Twin Cities last week.
i Floyd Reynolds of Preston visited
lover Sunday at his home here.
4 w. p. Francois of Marshall was q
Redwood Falls visitor Wednesday.
You are invited to attend Che Am
erican Legion dance at the Armory
Friday night.
/ Fred Carity and R. S. Cresswell
drove to Minneapolis Sunday. on g
short business trip.
! Mrs. Stegner arrived last week
from Iowa for visit with her moth
er, Mrs. P. D. Hitchcock.
Mrs. N. Brewster Of st. Paul was q
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Brewster last week.
/ Attend the Legion Dance at the
j Armory Armistice night and enjoy
the music furnished by The Dixie s.
HUNTERS, ATTENTION! Mount
4 ing of birds, animals and game heads
Thos j. Riley, Taxidermist, Morton
| MINI. 17-zts
w. H. Gold returned Monday from
| Rochester where he spent the week
end with Mrs. Gold and Miss Margaret
Gold.
j. X. Lamberton accompanied by
/ John Mason and w. II. Ball returned
Saturday from short trip to Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Grover Mansfield who has
been with her parents at Faribault for
several weeks returned to her home
1 here last week.
The Woman's Auxiliary is requested
/ to meet at the Armory at $3.50 Armist-
ice Day to attend the meeting at the
Christian church.
The County Mite Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet Thurs
day afternoon, November 10, at the
home of Mrs. John Pittinger.
All aprons now have on hand will
be sold at reduced prices. Phone
1886. Mrs. Alice Warner, 366 East
Broadway. Tilt. pd.
A.. Jaehning and his daughters,
Helen and Harriet, arrived home last
week from Rochester where they went
through the clinic at the Mayo hospi-
tai.
When the mail leaves for Christmas
] be sure it contains your photograph:
Have the sitting made now. TIL
SCENIC CITY STUDIO, H. D. Thorp,
Prop. l6-1ts'
The Country Aid of the Methodist
church will have food sale at the
Redwood Grocery Company Store, on
Saturday, November II, beginning at
/ ESQ p.s ~ li-lt. pa.
/ Mrs. G.. A. Countryman and Mrs. }.
l.. Prasons represented the House
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
! church at the state meeting of these
societies which was held in Mime
apolis last week.
Mrs. w. D. Lines, her brother 7. T.
ICrouley and his daughter Miss Hazel
! Crouley and Mrs. Lines, nephew Har-
old Shores motored to Willnar Sum
day, Miss Crouley going from there to
4 Benson where she is teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Keefe, Mr.. and
( Mrs. Chris. Schultz and Mr.. and Mrs.
lIIenry Amberg motored to Lonsdale
+ Sunday to spend the day with Father
H. j. Tomek, recently the pastor OF
! the Church of st. Catherine They
found Father Tomek nicely situated
& but not in the best of health having
! recently been i'll and Still only con-
j valescent. He sent, by his guests,
Agreetings to all his old Pensioners
! and friends in Redwood Falls and Red
wood County.
Goodyear Tires are our speciality
Call and examine them. Our prices
are right. We do all kinds OF -epaiT
work Kenneth Byram. i1-tf
I The Melvin Daskam Post of Red
wood Falls was represented at the
| Third National Convention at Kansas
by Messrs. Forbes, Ellsworth and
! Moen. and the Womans Auxiliary by
Mrs. Starr. Mrs. Ellsworth and Mrs.
Spencer. 1t is reported that Mr..
! Moen had an extremely busy time at
the convention, having been discover
ed by the Legion as being the best
man present to show the policemen
| how to perform their duties. After
acting as traffic cop for two days Mr..
Moen considered he had done his duty
as instructor.
| PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CHRIST
! MAS-THE VERY THING! The in
expensive solution Of the Christmas
gift problem. Have the sitting made
now. THE SCENIC CITY STUDIO,
n. ID. Thorn. Prop. let's.
October failures reported to Brad
street numbered 1906, an increase OF
| II percent over those of September
and the second largest number in any
month since March, 1915. Insol-
vencies last month were nearly four
times those of October, 1919. Liza
bilities aggregated SAT, 722, 203, thirty
one per cent above September's total,
but smaller than in any preceding
month back to November of last year.
The biggest increase was in the south,
which had about two and one-haf
times the failures and liabilities of
October, 1920. In ten months of 1921
there have been 1885 failures involv-
ing liabilities of 1891 ,105.741.
TIL o,,l,sY, Cl,,b ,,,or,,ho,.ss xuoro on.