The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-09-20

Fred Knapp went to Minneapolis
| Sunday for short stay.
E. L. Spencer was business visitor
in Minneapolis last week.
Mrs. Andrew Kinney returned Sat
| urday from weeks visit in Minneapo.
lis.
T. G. Olson and John Mcpherson
were business callers at Walnut Grove
Saturday.
Miss Verda Larson~left Monday for
| Minneapolis to resume her studies al
the University. .-
Miss Hazel Hitchcock left Monday
for Minneapolis where she will attend
the University this year.
Max Treu and George Barnes at
tended the Street Fair at Walnut
Grove, Saturday evening.
Miss Eleanor Ceka Of Minneapolis
arrived Sunday for visit at the home
, of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Seifert.
Miss Nina Wahlgrun arrived Mon
day from Minneapolis for asvisit with
her sister, Mrs. Howard Mason.
George Jaehning and George Barnes
motored to Wendell, MINI. Tuesday on
business trip, returning the same day
Mrs. Henry Herman and daughter
Miss Leone and Kenneth Osberg OF
Winthrop were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. K. Lanlberton, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Juhl, who have
been residents of Redwood Falls for
the past year left last week for their
new home in Minneapolis.
Perry Nelson left Monday for
Clarkfeld and Dawson where he will
conduct sales for the F. w. Philbrick
store. He will return Saturday.
Miss Rhoda Gold left last Thurs
day for Minneapolis for short stay
before leaving for Madison, Wisconsin
where she will attend the University.
Miss Margaret Arnold of Vesta was
the guest of friends her Sunday leav-
ing in the evening for the Twin Cities
where she will attend Manchester
College.
DR.. w. A. Brand, and Mrs. Brand
and Mrs. McGilvery of Minneapolis
returned to Redwood Falls Monday
from a short hunting trip in South
Dakota.
Miss Gladys Keefe, Miss Lenora
Kolbet and Miss Rose Adele Asieson
will leave this week for Saint Paul
where they will attend Saint Cath
crimes College.
Goodyear Tires are our speciality.
Call and examine them. Our prices
are right. We do all kinds of repair
work. Kenneth Byram. lift.
DR.. S. Kerfoot of Hamline Univ
ersitv was visitor in Redwood Falls
last Thursday on his way to Morgan
where he delivered an address at the
Northern German Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church which
was held there last week.
Mrs. w. H. Ball, Worthy Matron
of Charity Chapter Of the Eastern
Star, and her officers, will go to Madi.
son Wednesday to attend the school of
instruction for the Sixth District.
Mrs. Hattie Madsen Of Saint Paul
Grand Worthy Matron, will be pre-
sent to give the instruction. The Red
wood Falls team will exemplify the
opening of the Chapter. The party
will go to Madison on the afternoon
train and return on the night train.
Many Redwood County people will
remember the beautiful quilt which
took a first prize at the Redwood
County Fair of last year, this quilt
being the work of Mrs. Mary Frank
of Princeton. Mrs. Frank last week
visited here with her granddaughter,
Mrs. Myron Orth, and states that this
year her quilt took first prize at the
Rice Lake, Wisconsin,, fair. Mrs.
Frank is ninety years old and the
quilt is entirely her own work, done
within the last two years. 1t is truly
a remarkable piece of work to have
been done by woman of Mrs. Franks
age and has attracted great admira-
ton from all who have seen it.
FOR SALE: A Ford touring car
at a bargain. Stensvad's Garage.
lott.