The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-05-04

ness TRIP TO MankaCO.
4 A. D. Stewart left Monday for the
Twin Cities where he will spend a few
days on business.
Il Editor johnson and Superintendent
4 Maytag Of Belview visited IN Red
wood Falls Thursday.
Il Mrs. Emmett Garnhardt of Randi
s. yohi visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il F. B. Powell last week.
Miss Ella Gales of Minneapolis
j visited over Sunday with her brother,
nc. F. Gales and family. II Is
:; Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leapart and chill
dren Of Jordan were Sunday guests OF
] Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Gales.
4 G. A. Jaehning returned to Rochest-
er Monday and will remain there this
. week taking treatment at the Mayo
4 clinic.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Olson of Rem
vile were weekend guests OF Mrs.
4 Olson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M.
Hitchcock.
4 The Catholic Girls sewing club will
be entertained at the home of Miss
E Gladys Freeman at Franklin Thurs
day evening.
i TWENTY PER, CENT REDUC-
! TION in prices of Goodrich Tires and
:, Tubes at Stensvad's Garage. Alt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGregor re-
turned to their home at Vesta Satur-
day after a visit with their daughter,
Mrs. J. B. Philbrick.
! Mrs. H. A. Baldwin has returned
from her visit to Redwing, her
daughter, Mrs. Gunderson accompany
ing her for visit with her parents.
Mrs. William Jung and her daught-
err returned to their home at Lady
smith, Wis Friday after visit with
Mrs. Jung's mother, Mrs. c. F. Tolz-
man.
/ Marriage licenses have been grant
= ed by Clerk of Court Weldon to Paul
De Marc and Elsie P. Hartmann, to
Jacob Seifert and Alma Huber and to
Victor Hansen and Florence Wolff.
I Notice: Put your order in early for
the flowers you will want for Mothers
Day. Lauterbach Bros. 42-2ts.
| Aeroplanes were used to locate the
fires in a recent series of blazes which
started in the timber near Itasca State
Park. Three days of steady fighting
on the part of rangers and local settl-
ers put out the flames.
! C. F. Martin preached splendid
sermon at the Church of Christ Sun
day evening, May 1st taking as his
topic Excuses. These he likened unto
splinter imbedded in the flesh and
the moral was that if the splinter is
removed the flesh heals as spiritual
wounds are healed through the for
giveness of sins.
! Elliott Magraw and Paul Kerfoot,
widely known in the local investment
field, have organized the firm OF Ma
graw, Kerfoot & Co. The new house
will deal in municipal railway and
corporation bonds and do general
investment business. Offices viii! be
located in the Wabash National bank.
Both men have been in the St. Paul
investment field for some time.
i Through the activity of the Red
wood County Red Cross Chapter,
eleven of the ex-service men of the
! county have beeen admitted to voca-
tional training and three are about
ready to leave for such training in
their preferred lines. This means a
vast amount of work for the Red Cross
workers as there are many affadavlts
! and much correspondence connected
with each case.
The time for making entries to the
| Redwood County Pig Club closed May
1stAand sixty-eight boys and girls are
now enrolled in this club, all striving
to get their pigs in prize winning form
for the Redwood County Fair of 1921.
Seventy-four are enrolled in the poul-
try cub, seventeen in the baby beef
club and seven in the dairy calf club.
Poultry and garden clubs throughout
the county are still increasing.
Tile drainage renders the soil fri
able, easily pulverized, yielding to the
| plow. requiring much less labor in
cultivation. MINNESOTA CLAY
WORKS, MORTON, MINI. 42-2ts.
Messrs. Gales, Stensvad, Roberts,
Ebright and Heilman went to Monte
video last Friday to study the work
ings of the Merchants Bargain Day
plan. They were most cordially re-
ceived by the Montevideo business men
and were given much interesting and
helpful information. The Secretary
of the Montevideo association met
with the business men Of the city at
the Commercial Club rooms this
(Tuesday) afternoon.
Notice to Subscribers. The names
of those subscribers who are not paid
in advance are being taken from our
list this week and notices sent to this
effect. Should you fail to receive your
copy of the Gazette it may be because
you have overlooked the payment of
your bill. Because of the shortage of
money we have tried to be lenient in
this matter for the past few months
and consequently few subscribers are
still on our lists after their time has
expired. Please give the matter your
immediate attention. We take it for
granted that our subscribers need the
paper OR they wouldn't be subscribers
and we certainly need the money
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amount of your past Indebtedness and
for your advance subscription. Times
are quite as stringent with newspaper
makers as with other business men