The Redwood gazette., 1921-02-09

R. C. Selby Of Morgan was Red
wood Falls visitor Friday.
Andy Luscher returned last week
from short trip to the twin cities.
! M. j. jacobson of Echo transacted
business in Redwood Falls, Friday.
Mrs. Cora D. Fox returned Saturday
from visit of several days in the
Twin Cities.
Orders taken for embroidery, croch-
citing and tatting. Phone 157R. Mrs.
E. L. Wright. 30-3ts.
F. A. Swoboda Of North Redwood
was business caller at the Gazette
office, Thursday.
Mrs. Christ Olsen returned last
week from Belview where she visited
relatives several weeks.
j Fred Orth Of the Farmers State
Bank went to Minneapolis Saturday
for short business trip.
Our special for Saturday, February
IL, one pound caramels assorted, 45c
per pound at Mike & Joe's. 30-1t.
j. K. Lannberton left Tuesday night
for Minneapolis where he will spend
the week attending the Auto Show.
The Misses Mary Nogaj Of St. Paul
and Angeline Nogaj of Wisconsin Wis
tied their parents Mr.. and Mrs. S. P.
! Nogaj last week.
Max Treu, agent Of Redwood Coun-
ty, left Monday for Morgan where he
will spend the entire week at the Red
wood County Poultry Show.
Mrs. Larson of Granite Falls was a
guest of her daughter Mrs. Fosnes a
few days last week going from here to
| St. Paul for a visit with another
daughter.
Fred Knapp left Thursday for Adri-
an where he will attend to business in
terests going from there to Minneapo-
lis where he will attend the Automo-
bile Show held there this week.
Mrs. Fred L. Warner returned We'd
nesday night from Fergus Falls where
she has been with relatives for the
past few weeks. She also visited with
friends in Minneapolis on her way
home
A number of the friends of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Steven Nogaj surprised them at
their home last Friday evening, the oc-
casion being their twenty-fifth we'd
ldmg anniversary. The evening was
spent in playing cards and other
Egames. %. * go
| j. r. Keefe, w. n. Gold and H. A.
Baldwin, representing the Ramsey
| Park committee of the Redwood Falls
Commercial Club, will today visit st.
Paul and attend hearings before the
| Appropriation committees of both the
house and the senate. The gentlemen
will endeavor to show these commit
tees why it is desirable that the State
look we'll after it's property interests
in Ramsey Park
| Ladies who may wish to take up
the study of painting on china are
asked to call on Mrs. Fosnes at her
millinery store and get full informa-
tion as to how such course may be
taken up. 29-tf.
Elmer Bruer, of the firm of j. C.
Bruer and Son, recently visited the
Moscrip herd Of Holstein at Lake Ell
mo and while there purchased, for the
Bruef herd on the North Star Farm,
q young sire eighteen months old. The
dam of this animal has hundred and
thirty day test record Of 8618.8 pounds
of milk and 357.838 pounds Of butter,
and the new owners are hopeful of
granddaughter Of this dam which
shall equal her record. The North
Star herd now consists of eight pure
i [breds, many of them very fine animals
in the judgment Of Holstein fanciers
who have visited them. One COW, a
1 junior three who is now being tested,
has sixty-two pounds of milk to her
credit in the best day of her test. Both
Mr.. Bruer and his son are enthusiastic
supporters of the cooperative cream
cry movement.