The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-11-22

Mrs. II. M. Ball returned Thursday
from visit with friends at Morgan.
Albert E. Emerson of Lamberton
was business caller here Monday.
G. P. Smith of st. Paul was bust
| ness visitor in Redwood Falls, Mon
| day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Max r. Treu were
Twin City visitors several days last
week.
Mrs. John Orth Of Morton was d
shopper in Redwood Falls Saturday af-
! ternoon.
Mrs. P. B. Ellsworth who has been
visiting her daughter in Chicago ana
friends and relatives in Indiana, re-
turned to her home here Monday
/ night. :.4
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.
The Christian Community Club of
North Redwood will meet in Shoemak-
ers Hall Friday evening, November
"a at eight o'clock. A good program
has been prepared. Everyone invited.
A. D. McRae returned Saturday
from a-hunting the deer up in north
ern Minnesota. Admitting" was
about all he got since he and his
brother, DR.. McRae of Princeton,
were the only two in party of several
men who did not get even chance
to shoot at pair of horns. Warm
weather and the lack of snow are
attributed by Mac to be the cause of
his bad luck. However he reports a
very pleasant time.
Since he imposed straight Jail SEN
fences upon upwards of four score
bootleggers and moonshiners, Judge
Page Morris has been treatened with
death if he persists in the practice.
Far from being intimidated by the
threats of the anonymous letter writ
ers, Judge Morris has defied them to
do their worst and has announced that
more drastic punishment than ever *
in store for violators of the prohibition
laws. Judge Morris is to be commend
ed, not only for his courage but for
his vigorous efforts to curb violations
of the law he is sworn to enforce.-St
Peter Herald.
Papers stolen by bandits when they
broke into the vault of the klossner
State bank on October Is have been
recovered near Everly, Iowa, and for
warded by Sheriff John tLidman CfI
Clay county, Iowa, to George H. Netter
cashier of the bank. The papers were
found by couple of boys concealed
under bridge near Everly which is |
ten miles from Spencer, Iowa. The
papers returned were taken by the
bandits from the safety deposit boxes |
of Martin Schnobrich, Henry ,Durbahn
and the Klossner Creamery company. |
They evidently appropriated to- their |
own use $50 in War Savings stamps |
which were removed from the box of |
Mr.. Schnobrich. ..~ e. 49,
One of the best Of the many good
programs given by the Parent Teach |
ers Association was heard at the Mon.
day evening meeting of the organiza-
tion.~ The attendance was unusually |
good and the evening a most success
full one in every way. The following
program was given: Piano, solo, Evan
geline Knudson; Decentralization OF
"The Red Shoes" by the pupils of Miss
Louise Nelson; Solo, Mrs. l. A. Alex
ander; Talk on Books. and the Chill
drens Book week, by Miss Marie Tolz-
man; Solo, Mr.. Code; Talk, "How to
Study, Miss King; Solo, Miss Ames;
Talk on Extra School Curricula", by.
Mr.. Rain. An interesting discussion
followed the talk by Miss King, several
narents asking questions relative to
home study, these questions being ably
by Miss King and Mr.. Rain.
The program closed with the usual So
cial hour and the serving of refresh
ments which had been prepared by the
students of the Home Economics class.
eS.
Farm life says that tfat3old error
about the cow (and the hired man)
getting drunk on the contents of the
silo is so persistent that Prof Bray
Of the Colorado agricultural depart
ment finds it advisable to come out +
anew with denial. The professor
mas been feeding silage forhtwenty
years, he says, and it is as harmless
is canned peas. 1t does not burn out
he stomach of cattle, nor loosen their '
eeth. 1t is not particularly good for {
horses and hogs, but sheep thrive on
t, and a good many dairymen think
hey would have to go out of business
t. they quit canning corn in the big {
anks. Another humorous story which !
las been current in some Of the cit .
es, is that you can extract the alcohol ,
rom hard cider by running it through
| cream separator. If this were true, ,
md of course it isn't, we can imagine
hat the farmers would soon be short
# separators The home brewers in l
he big towns would be cornering the =
upply. :,
Miss Maude Peterson, bride of
he near future, was complimented by +
everal pretty parties given by her
many Redwood Falls friends last l
week, just before she left Redwood q
Falls. Misses Theo and Anna Jensen '
at dinner in her honor
Ionday evening of last week and that
anne evening Mines. Hillig and Treu v
nd Miss Marie Tolznan entertained n
company of friends at the Hillig !
ome: Tuesday afternoon the ladies s
f the Methodist Church gave a veryE i
retty party for Miss Peterson, the ];
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