The Redwood gazette., 1921-01-26

Miss Gladys freeman visited at her
fhone at Franklin over Sunday.
31 w. w. White returned Friday night
sffrom business visit in Minneapolis.
9I George T.. Freyer was business
HEALER at Clarkfield, Friday.
Biz Miss Martha Herman visited her
3 parents at Winthrop over the week
5 end.
81 j. C. Corcoran Of Seaforth, trans
Iacted business in Redwood Falls, Fri
Iday.
8 Mr.. and Mrs. Hug Swain were
twin city visitors several days last
J week.
81 j. B. Philbrick and S. Lewis left
Saturday for Iowa where they will
tspend several days on business.
81 County Attorney Albert Emerson
came over from Lamberton, Monday
to attend to his official duties here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Dripps and
daughter of Raymond, S. D., arrived
FRIDAY for a visit with relatives and
friends here.
The Paxton Farmers Club will meet
Friday night, January % at the Hills
Brothers home. Everyone is cordially
invited to be present.
Mrs. c.. P. Collins, district president
of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union will conduct meeting at Slee-
py Eye Wednesday evening.
We have special on Seal Brand
Coffee, 5 lbs can for $2.15 cash, Spe-
cial Saturday, January 20. Phone No.
40. Luscher Grocery. 28-1t.
More than 100000 tourists visited
Minnesota last year, attracted by the
10000 lakes and summer resort fa-
cilities, according to Senator P. H. Nc
Garry, president of the Ten Thousand
Lakes Minnesota association. at the
recent annual meeting in St. Paul.
William Kuzmen, Russian living
four miles west of LIE Sueur was killed
week ago by his brother who lived
with him. The murderer John Kus-
men reported his deed to a neighbor
and then left that section before he
was apprehended. The two men were
bachelors and lived in an out of the
way part of the county. They quar-
relied over domestic matters.
Rev. and Mrs. Burdette L. Main left
Monday for St. Paul where Mr.. Main
will conduct two weeks evangelistic
service at the Dayton's Bluff Metho-
dist Church. Mrs. Main will spend
this week with friends in St. Paul.
During the pastors absence the local
Methodist pulpit will be in charge of
other ministers, DIR. Bowes of Manka-
to having charge of the services next
Sunday.
! SPECIAL for Saturday, January 29
One pound taffy 25c All flavors at
Mike & Joe's. 28-1t.
Tuesday evening the members Of the
Twentieth Century Club of Redwood
Falls will present The Miracle Man
at the New Dream, all the proceeds to
go to the Redwood Falls Public Libra
ry for the purchase of new books. This
is a highly commendable benefit and
it is hoped that it will be we'll attend
ed. The Club is also to be commended
in having so excellent picture to Of
fer the public.
Wednesday, January 26, is the date
of the big Chester White sale of bred
saws to be held by julius Johnson, and
A. P. Rams at the Sleepy Eye. Sales
Pavilion. At that time they will offer
seventy-eight head Of their famous
hogs in double sale to be conducted
in the afternoon and in the evening.
Mr.. Rams will hold his sale in the af-
ternoon and Mr. Johnson will hold his
sale in the evening"
The meeting Of the Mems Club at
the Methodist Church last Friday ev-
ening was very we'll attended, supper
being served a hundred ten people
Professor Peterson of the Mankato
State Normal School gave a very ex-
cellent address on the immigration
Question, The Club plans, at its next
meeting, to have an address by the |
dean of the business department of the
State University, and many business
men are anticipating this talk with
keen pleasure.
/ The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
will be held in the Methodist Church
parlors, Thursday afternoon, January
27, beginning promptly at two-thir-
ty o'clock. An interesting and in |
structive program will be given. The
citizenship lesson will be conducted
under the able leadership of Mrs.
Thornton, followed by parliamentary |
Drill. A cordial invitation is given /
every one to attend this meeting |
whether member or not. Come and
bring a friend
! Thirty-five years unbroken success
training young people for business.
Write Nettleton Commercial College,
Sioux Falls, for beautiful catalog.
28-1t. |
| Federal agents made raid at Wa
SEGA Saturday night and found about
sixteen men playing poker in a room
over restaurant It is understood /
j that these men were requested to ap-
pear before the police judge. It is
said that the federal agents were real
ly inquest of liquor and found the
gambling going on. The stakes were
not very large. 1t was more like a
penny ante-session with Eddie" in
,, ambush. However, George Senske, a
merchant in Waseca, was arrested on
a charge of selling liquor.
Leave your order for 5 lb can of
,, Chase and Sanborn Seal Brand Cof-
IL