The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin Seifert are
the parents of ten pound boy born
January 10.
Every Tuesday and Saturday,
Luscher's Grocery receive fresh home
made sausage, pork roasts, head
cheese and lard. 27-1t.
/ I. N. Griffiths, deputy postmaster
at Mankato for the past thirteen years
succumbed Saturday evening at 10 o.
clock. from the effects Of an operation,
performed several days previous. 4
A community building will be erect
ed in the near future in Oshawa town
ship, Nicollet county, as the result of
action taken at recent banquet of
the Oshawa Farmers Club. A COM
mittee Was appointed and will sub
nit plans at meeting to be held
Monday, January "a.
Ray P Chase was appointed, by one
of the first official acts of Governor
j. A. 0. Preus, to succeed Mr.. Preus
as auditor. He has been deputy audi
tor for the last six years. He will
serve until after the next general cleo
ton, completing the unexpired term Of
Mr.. Preus.
Fillmore Oster, 19-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Oster near Middle
Lake, Nicollet county, lost his life Sun
day afternoon, when he was carrying
gun on his return from hunting
| trip. The gun was accidentally dis
charged. The shell entered the lads
left hip and he died almost instantly
This is the time of the year to give
strict attention to all the details of
plumbing. We have an expert plum
Der ready to give his best attention
to your plumbing problems and we
guarantee our service. Jaehning
Brothers Company. gilt.
Lieutenant Governor Collins an
nounced his committee appointments
in the senate Tuesday afternoon SEN
ator Frank Romberg of Sleepy Eye
was placed on the following commit
tees: Corporations and commerce;
public domain; railroads; state and
county fairs; temperance; towns,
counties and municipalities.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fesenmaier was the scene Of a pretty
anniversary party, Friday evening, it
being the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage. A delicious four
o'clock dinner was served to more
than seventy guests after which
| most enjoyable evening was spent
playing cards and various games
Morton Enterprise.
Max R. H. Treu, county agent of
Redwood County returned late last
week from St. Paul where he attend
ed the meeting of Extension Workers
held at the University Farm. Mr..
Treu was one of seventy-five county
agents attending which was remark
there are only eighty three agents in
active service in the state.
A "Miss Meal" day was nut on by
the residents of Fairmont and the pro-
ceeds given to the European Relief
Fund. Frank Day states that en-
ough money was thus contributed to
save the lives of dozen children,
which would amount, according to Mr..
Hoover's estimate of ten dollars for
the life Of child, to hundred and
twenty dollars. This is certainly an
easy and reasonable way to earn mon
ey for this very worthwhile cause.
Miss Fern Kennedy, superintendent
of Redwood County school and Glenn
Lukens, executive secretary of the
Redwood County A. R. c. attended the
meeting Of Extension Workers at the
University Farm last week. Both
went to study the various problems
Of the Boys and Girls Club work and
both felt that they reaped much bene-
fit from the weeks study. Mr.. Lukens |
IL ~. L.
Division Headquarters of the A. R. C. |
Statement of the years work as |
shown by the docket in the Munich
pal Court of Redwood Falls, Minneso-
ia beginning, January LIST, 1920 and |
ending January l, 1921.
No. of cases received and disposed
of Criminal and Civil ----- 105
No. of State Criminal Cases 80 Al
No. of City Criminal Cases ----- II
No. of Civil Cases ----------- At
Money Received ----------$1,14 1.21
Money Paid out ----------$1, 1885
C: F. Martin,
Municipal Judge.
During the six days. thrift stamp
contest in the grade building the chill
;dren bought 220 thrift stamps. Be-
low is a list of the number of stamps
the pupils in the different rooms
bought. Mrs. Dahms, 0 stamps, Miss
Blossom, % stamps, Miss Youngman,
stamps, Miss Hanson, II stamps,
Miss LAWN, 25 stamps, Miss Secrest,
Is stamps, Miss Morton, IL stamps,
Miss Hughes, 8 stamps, Miss Herman,
40 stamps, Miss Jensen, So stamps.
So far this year the children at the
grade building have bought 728
stamps. This shows that many of the |:
children are saving their pennies.