The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-02-16

business trip to Algona, Iowa.
J.. K. Lamberton returned Sunday
from Minneapolis where he spent the
! week.
8 N. w. Eide Of Belview was a bust
3 ness visitor in Redwood Falls Wed
nesday.
The st. Johns Young Woman's club
twas entertained by Miss Minnie Zorn
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Larson Of Luz
can were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. +
Larson Saturday.
4 Miss Veronica Eischen of Evan is
visiting her sister, Miss Agnes
Eischen this week.
! Wilbur Yackel and Miss Schmidt of
Comfrey were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. N. F. Dripps.
i Mr.. and Mrs. James McGregor OF
Vesta are visiting their daughter Mrs.
J. B. Philbrick this week.
4 Mrs. Carrie Smithers was a visitor
in the twin cities last week, the guest
of her son, James smithers.
+ Miss Hazel Aune returned Monday
from Minneapolis where she visited
her sister Miss Irene Aune.
/ Perry Nelson left last week for New
York where he will buy the spring
goods for the Philbrick store.
4 Miss Leona Juhnke arrived Monday
from Mankato and will visit her par
I ents Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Juhnke.
i Mrs. George Knighton of Minneapo-
4 lis is the guest of her parents, Mr..
4 and Mrs. John Porter this week.
i Miss Benson of Gilfillan is employ
ed as apprentice girl at the Fox Mil
linery store for the spring season.
i George Davis returned last week
4 from Rochester where he has been TAX
ing treatments at the Mayo hospital.
i Miss Josie Thune returned last
i Tuesday from Minneapolis where she
4 spent the week with her sister Miss
Florence Thune.
i Mrs. H. D. Smith returned to her
home at Sioux Rapids. Iowa, last week
after a short visit with her daughter,
Mrs. G. P. Smith.
4 Mr.. and Mrs Posi- of Franklin at
tended the basket ball game between
the Sleepy Eye and Redwood high
school teams Friday night.
i Hear DR.. Ross of Redwood Falls, in
his famous lecture on his missionary
work among the Indians, at the Pres
byterian church, Friday evening, Feb.
i 13. Silt.
+ Mrs. C. c.. Dripps of Raymond,
S. D., who is visiting relatives in Red
wood Falls returned last week from
Rochester where she visited for sever
al days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae accompa-
MED by the Misses Mollie Joern, Tina
Ackman and John Mowry drove to
Walnut Grove Saturday and attended
the home talent play given by the
Congregational church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hawton re-
turned Friday from Peoria and Viola,
Ill, where they have been visiting rel
atives for several weeks and are now
visiting at the home of Mrs. Hawton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Cain.
Rev. Burdette L. Main returned,
Wednesday of last week from St. Paul
where he spent the past two weeks
conducting a revival service in the
lDayton's Bluff German Methodist
| Church. Mr.. Main reports very salts
factory meetings with good results.
DR.. A. w. Ross will go to Delhi,
February Is to give his splendid lee
ture on Missionary work among the
Indians Of, the Keewatin Territory.
This is the lecture Redwood Falls peo-
pie had an opportunity of hearing
short time ago and one which everv
one greatly enjoyed. Mr.. Ross will
give this address in the Delhi Presby-
terrain Church Friday evening.
| The office of the Worthingt n
Globe, a paper published bv A. M
| Welles formerly of Redwood Falls was
practically destroyed by fire recently.
Mr.. Wells loss was very heavy one
of several thousands of dollars but he
| will continue to publish the paper.
Temporarily this will be hard thing
| to do as his equipment ETC., is all
very much the worse because of the
| fire.
Max Peter and Son VINO held sale
of Poland China hogs last. Thursday
state that they are well satisfied with
the results, the average price of their
animals being SOLO. Because of in
clement weather the Mosier and Will
hanson sale held Friday was not SO
well attended by outside breeders and
their average price was somewhat
lower. Mosier and Williamson are
holding big general auction early in
March, thus disposing of the remand
er of their personal property as they
have decided to dissolve their partner
ship.
Friends of Mrs. A. Vihstadt are fill
ed with sympathy for her in the loss
of her mother, Mrs. Billings, who died
last week after an illness of many
months. Mrs. Billings had so far re-
covered from her illness that she was
going from Minneapolis hospital to
her home at Lisbon, N. D., but died
before reaching her home. She is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. Wins
tadt and Mrs. J. Knapp, a former Red
wood Falls resident and by one son.
Mrs. Billings had visited with her
daughters here frequently in the past
and many Redwood Falls people have
very pleasant memories of her.
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