The Redwood gazette., 1922-09-13
Fried Chicken Supper
e." at
Episcopal Church Guild Hall
Thursday, Sept. IA
Serving starts at Five O'clock.
so cents per plate.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Meier returned
Saturday from a motor trip to Min
neapolis where, they spent week
with friends and also attended the
State Fair.
Mrs. Frank Tomlinson, daughter of
Mrs. John Clark, Sr. Of this city is i'll
at St. Elizabeth's Hospital at Yakima,
Washington and expects to undergo a
serious operation soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stenborg went
to Minneapolis Sunday where they
will attend the marriage of Mr.. STEM
borg's brother, Albert to Miss Fanny
Grinnell of Sacred Heart which will
take place Tuesday noon.
Miss Olive Duane, daughter of Edi-
tor and Mrs. o. ]. Duane of St. Peter,
was married Saturday morning at
9:30 o'clock at the Methodist parson-
age at St. Peter, to Edward M. Ess-
ling. The groom is at present en-
gagged in farming near Eveleth.
Goodyear Tires are our speciality.
Call and examine them. Our prices
are right. We, do all kinds Of repair
work. Kenneth Byram. lift.
Mrs. Perry Nelson was given sur
orise at her home last Thursday even
ing by her girl scouts, Troop 4, the
ocassion being her birthday anniver-
sary. The Scouts brought refresh
ments and presented Mrs. Nelson with
a piece of silverware. Mrs. Nelson
was also entertained earlier in the
evening at water melon feed in
Ramsey Park by a number of her fri
ends.
The Harry Lash Farm south of Red
wood Falls was sold few weeks ago
to Frank Weeks, the price paid being
hundred ninety dollars per acre.
When a good judge of land, and a
conservative buyer, as Mr.. Weeks is
we'll known to be, pays this price for a
farm it looks as though Red wood
County farm lands are still worth all
of their "face value" and are deserv-
ing of a lot of faith.
October 9Th, or thereabouts has been
designated as the time most suitable
to hold the 5Oth year anniversary of
the Rockdell congregation. DIR. L.
Gimmestad, a product of the church,
has been invited to give the principal
address. Other noted clergyman will
be present. A more complete an
nouncement will be given later in the
Independent with a full text Of the
rogram.-Belview Independent.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Park entertain
ed the Redwood Farmers Club at their
home last Friday evening. The atten-
dance was large, and short but good
program was given as follows: Fiano
solo, Gladys Streeter; reading, Erma
Streeter; song, Mr.. Schaefer and son;
recitation, Gilbert Tiffany; and song
Alice Stewart Refreshments of Ice
| cream and cake were served. The
October meeting will be held at the
Lee Kenney home.
Hans P. Petersen, age IS, of Brook
vile township, residing about two
miles east of the Brookville church
died suddenly about 4:30 yesterday
afternoon from heart trouble and COM
4 plications. He died while sitting in g
chair. He had not complained of feel
! ing i'll at the time although he hae
been ailing for some time. Funeral
arrangements have not been made
/ He is survived by his wife and several
children Morgan Messenger.
! Chas. Johanneck who is employed
i for John Schilt as foreman on schoo
house job at Trent, South Dakots
!, spent a few days week with his family
i here. He states that the work is go
i ing along nicely and inspite of th'
i railroad strike material is being ship
ped there as fast as they can take care
Of it. A car of lumber which Mr.
i Schilt ordered from the coast less thar
three weeks ago has already been re
I ceived. Mr.. Schilt has about $120, ,00l
of work and has sixty men in his EN-
! ploy.