The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-03-30
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Redwood Falls, Monday. @
| John Ruder of Delhi was caller a
the Gazette office, Thursday. Il
Attorney w. w. Werring of Nor,
gan, spent Monday in Redwood Falls
Dan Mckay of Belview was bust
ness caller at the Gazette office Mon
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Lynn of Wabassc
were callers in Redwood Falls, Sun.
day.
Judge A. C. Dollif. of Redwood
Falls attended court at Ivanhoe Mon.
day.
A. O. Gimmestad Of Belview trans
acted business in Redwood Falls, Mon
day.
Bert Miesner, of Minneapolis, trans
acted business in Redwood Falls last
week.
C. M. Rose and w. B. Cook, Jr., of
Marshall, were callers in Redwood
Falls, Friday.
Will Rogers and R. V. Ochs of Del
hi were business callers in Redwood
Falls, Friday.
A. Wyatt of Minneapolis, is guest
at the home at Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Luscher this week.
Miss Lucille Grapp is spending the
week with Mrs. Floyd Grapp who is
teaching near Morgan.
Myron Orth was visitor at Manka-
to and Minneapolis Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
Miss Helen Stegner of Minneapolis.
visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah Steg-
ner over the week end.
Most certain satisfaction in Wall
Paper buying at Hitchcock's Drug
Store. 37-1t.
Miss Doris Geroy returned to Min
neapolis Sunday after short visit
with her father, Joe Geroy.
Miss Mary Sweeney, left Monday
for Lamberton where she will visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Shea.
Miss Amanda Juhnke who has been
visiting relatives and friends at Ma
pleton for several weeks returned to
Redwood Falls, Thursday.
Rev. Charles Thornton accompanied
by Mrs. Daisy King, her son Paul and
Allan Conner left Monday in Mr..
Thornton's car for California.
Mrs. L. R. Featherstone and children
arrived last Thursday from Redwing
for visit with Mrs. Featherstone's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gold.
F. Parish and F. G. Kumm drove to
Saturday. Mr.. Parish
has returned but Mr. Kumm will spend
several days in Minneapolis with his
family.
Any day is a good day. But your
birthday little the "best,' to have
your photograph taken at Andersen's
Home Studio 37-tf.
An adequate drainage system is
beneficial to the FARMERS health,
and also his stock. MINNESOTA
CLAY WORKS, MORTON, MINI. =
37-2ts. |
Douglas Warner arrived last week
from Minneapolis for short visit
With his mother, Mrs. Fred Warner
and his sister, Mrs. Earl Mcpherson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Leonard received
word Sunday that their oldest daugh-
er, Mrs. Fred Schoenfelder had died |
hat morning at her home at Leola, S. |
J., Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard accompa-
lied by their son, Robert of Currie,
md Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Leonard of
Selview left Monday for her home
Max R. H. Treu, county agent of
County attended conference
f Farm Bureau workers at Minnea-
oils last week. Mr.. Treu believes
hat the regulations adopted by the
of Seventeen for the buy
TO and marketing of grain will be
perative within the next ninety days.
The earlier you bring US your pana-
la or straw hat for cleaning and re-
locking. the better service shall we
2 able to give you. Let us have it
ow. F. G. Hubbard Co. SILT.
The annual ball given by the Red
God Falls Fire Department at the
rmory Monday evening was well at
nded. Approximately two hundred
fly tickets we're sold and the Depart
emit expects the net proceeds of the
ening will be about hundrsd, fifty s
liars. This money will be used 4sor {.
e upkeep of equipment and other ;,
penses of the department. ;.
Mrs. F. Kline was called to Mime Z:
oils, Saturday to be with her daugh- &
r, Miss Lila Kline who was a victim :.
an automobile accident Friday. Miss :.
inc sustained serious bruises about ::
e neck and head and great anxiety 3
r her eyes was felt at first. How ::
er physicians now state that they e
d her injuries not serious and ex- ::
ct to discharge her from the hospi- 6
in about a weeks time. g
April 1 the fire siren will ::
md each morning except Sunday at 8
yen o'clock. Chief Joe Corbett an e
unces that this is merely a signal e
at it is time to get up and not an in g
alton that everyone should jump on :.
the telephone line with an inquiry as e
where the fire is. It will also prove g
to housewives who will :.
W have an opportunity to regulate g
3 Ben three times a day instead of 3:
" two. g
Any day is a good day. But your 3.
thday little the 'best," to have g
ar photograph taken at Andersen's e