The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-11-15

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!, C. j. Scott of Delhi was, a business
: caller in Redwood Falls, Friday.
Anton Kramer of Lucan was Red
wood Falls business visitor Friday.
We are. receiving fine fresh oysters
7. twice a week. Try them at Luscher,:
Grocery. 18-1t
Miss Fern Kennedy was a visitor il
Minneapolis from Wednesday unit
Saturday.
4 A. D. McRae left Wednesday moor
an his annual deer hunting trip int
northern Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Wells left last
Friday for Minneapolis for visit with
their son George Wells.
Attorney A. ]. Praxel of LANDER
ton was a Redwood Falls business
! visitor Monday morning. ..
! Frank Clague went to Mankato
Monday on short business trip ex-
pecting to return Wednesday.
Mrs. N. R. Ryerson went to Mime
apolis last Friday for visit with fri
ends. She returned Tuesday. ~ :
John Whitcomb left Monday for
! North Dakota where he will spend the
week attending to business matters.
The Redwood Falls high school foot
ball team will play the Marshall foot
ball team at the fair grounds Satur-
day afternoon, November IS.
+, Order your Christmas Greeting
Cards now The personal kind, with
your name printed or engraved, may
be had at the Gazette. They should
be ordered at once. lists.
Won Luscher and Ward Rising Of
St. Paul returned to Minneapolis Sun
day where they are students at the
University. after spending the week
end at the c. A. Luscher home.
The Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! cast ex-
poets to go to Lamberton Saturday to
present the play in the high school
gymnasium there that evening. The
cast is again rehearsing under the
direction of Miss Ames.
Service at the Episcopal Church
Wednesday evening, November 18th,
1922, at 1870. Subject: The. Church's
Program for the Next Triennium.
Reverend: E. N. Schmuck, Minneapo-
lis, MINI. Large attendance is earn
estly requested.
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO DO
HIS EIGHT bits for his American
Red Cross by renewing membership
for 1923 and his good will. The dollar
will be accented November 1870 with
sincere thanks by Red Cross Roll Call
workers from your local Chapter.
WANTED: Every one in Redwood
nrd Vicinity to attend BAZAAR and
SUPPER in Presbyterian Church FRI
DAY afternoon and evening, Novenl =
Der II. County Mite Society will have
a booth. Supper served at S O'Clock
P. NJ. at SO cents per plate.
WANTED-An American Red Cross
team made up of millions of people
pledged to help its service for all
mankind. Get your membership card
and Red Cross button November 1130
from your chapter worker during the
Annual Red Coss Roll Call.
Mines. c.. A. Hillig and Max Treu
and Miss Marie Tolzman entertained
company of ladies at miscellane
Gus shower at the home of Mrs. Hillig
Monday evening in compliment to Miss
Maude Peterson. The time was spent
in Sewing and making booklets. Re,
freshments were served at the close
of the evening by the hostesses.
A FANCY WORK AND FOOD
SALE will be held Thursday, Novem-
Der % in the Lutheran Church base
ment, beginning at two O'Clock. Lunch
will be served. 182ts.
H. l.. Starr resigned his position As
business manager of the Renville
County Journal and the family left
last Tuesday for their new home at
Montevideo. Mr. Starr has purchased
ehalf interest in daily paper at that
city. The Starr family have gained
many friends in Olivia who regret to
see them leave but wish them success
in their new undertaking.-Renvilie
County Journal. .~ -.-
Every one in Redwood and Vicinity
to attend BAZAAR and SUPPER in
Presbyterian Church FRIDAY after
noon and evening, November II.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan and
Gretchen motored to Redwood Fails
from Milroy Saturday, Mrs. Duncan
taking the noon train for Buffalo
where she is doing Teachers Institute
work this week Mr. Duncan attended
the football game during the afternoon
and Gretchen was guest of Jean
Wilson. They went to Springfield
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with relatives there.
FOR SALE: Mamoth Toulouse
geese from prize winners. = Geese
$500, Gamblers $500. Must sell before
winter. Thomas Riley, Morton, Min
nesota. 18-2ts. pd.
The Community Flour Mill, under
the management of the proprietor H.
A. Nelson opened for business last
week, this mill being located on the
corner of Mill and Finn Streets. An
advertisement concerning this mill and
of especial interest to farmers who
want flour or feed ground and to 9TH
ers who need to buy these commoditie; 5,
will be found in the advertising sec
ton of the Gazette. Your attention
is called to it.
HOLSTEIN CATTLE FOR SALE:
Six Junior yearling heifers, we'll