The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-12-13

Miss Lucy GIFTS was an over Sunda,
| visitor at her home at. Marshall.
Miss Esther VESSEL Of Morgan was
a caller in Redwood Falls Saturday
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Whittet, Jr
have moved from Three Forks, Mont
to Pocatello, Idaho where Mr.. Whitte1
will engage in the building business.
States have the right to tax, fol
state purposes, Liberty Bonds ex-
empted from taxation by the fedora
government, the supreme court held
The decision affects millions in Lib
erty Bonds held by national banks
over the country. The court denied
the contention of the Peoples Nation
al bank at Kingfsher, Okla, that Lib
erty Bonds in which the banks CAPT
tai was invested were not taxable by
the state. The Oklahoma supreme
court decided against the bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. George SHINING OF
Wabasso returned to their home
from Rochester, Sunday. Mr.. Simn-
ing had spent the past several weeks
at that place where he submitted
to an operation, while Mrs. SHINING
left a week ago to accompany her
husband home. -Lamberton Light.
If you want hogs dressed see John
Schmid at the City Meat Market. 81
2ts.
Clarence Chapman who arrived at
his home in Echo, last Monday morn
ing after serving two years in the u.
S. Marines visited at the home Of his
sister, Mrs. C. H. DeFrance, Wednes-
day and Thursday. During his SER
vice in the Marines he spent II months
in China and obtained the ranks of
Corporal and Expert Rifleman.-Lu-
can Leader.
Thomas C. Edwards, president of
the Presbyterian Brotherhood, has
received word from w. H. Gold,
president of the Southern Minnesota
Joint Stock Land Bank Of Redwood
Falls, consenting to address the
Brotherhood at its regular meeting
Friday evening, December Is. Mr..
Gold will speak on "The Unseen
Power in Business" Mr.. Gold will
be accompanied by Rev. Paul L.
Grove and DIR. A. w. Ross of Red
wood Falls. Mr.. Gold is well-known
by the business men of Minnesota.
Men of all churches and of no church
who are interested in the theme or
the man are cordially invited to this
meeting -Mankato Free Press.
representative Andrew J. Vol
stead, who will retire from congress
L4arcn 4, is being doomed for office
cf sergeant at arms of the house.
He will have the support of the Anti
Saloon league, and will act as the
adviser of the league on any pro-
posed legislation looking to drastic
notifications of the Volstead act.
The present sergeant-at-arms is Jo-
seph G. Rodgers of Pennsylvania,
who has been one of the republican
employees Of the house for many
years. He is popular and has strong
backing. Western members of the
house, however, say. that the east
has controlled the house organization
too long, and that the office should
be filled by western man.
Young tender elk meat, cheap in
price, at the City Meat Market Bar
gain Day. Leave your orders now.
21-2ts.
The members of the Womens Club
enjoyed a most unusual and very de-
lightful program at the regular meet
ing of the Club at the home Of Mrs.
H. A. Baldwin Monday evening. The
was planned by Mrs. w. B
Clement and Mrs. Treu and consisted
of Christmas talks, readings and
music. The talks were relative to
Christmas customs in many lands and
the beginnings of the Heather Yule-
tide and the Christian Christmas were
carefully traced. Four Christmas
carols representing the two types of
Christmas music, the celebration
type and the carols Of deeper religious
meaning, were beautifully sung by a
double quartet of mixed voices accom-
panied by Mrs. Clement. Mrs. VIM.
Stenborg read MacDonald's Why the
Chimes Rang, and Mrs. H. N. Bell
read Van Dykes The First Christmas
Tree. The Baldwin home was attract
lively decorated in the Christmas col
,rs and this with the Christmas
charm of the numbers given made the
very enjoyable one.
If thrift and sane economy are made
The watchwords Of your child you
won't have to worry about his future.
If he learns now to spend less than
ne makes, he will later in life not only
nave saved competence, but he will
nave acquired, through your guidance,
most important part of his education.
Help him to cash his War Savings
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