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

i George Rabbi. of Minneapolis was an
over Sunday visitor in Redwood Falls.
4 Attorney W. III. Dempsey of New
A Ulm was business caller here Mon
1 day.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wynaan of Vesta
were callers in Redwood Falls Satur-
day.
i Chris Jensen of Moose Jaw, Sask.
4 Canada was Redwood Falls caller
Thursday and Friday.
4 Mrs. George Mantzke returned Sun
i day from a weeks visit with her moth
Il er, Mrs. Eischen at Evan.
4 C. J. Scott and his daughter, Miss
4 Gladys of Delhi were Redwood Falls
visitors Saturday afternoon.
The Catholic Girls Sewing Club will
be entertained at the home of Mrs. E.
L. Gallea Wednesday evening.
! G. w. Gold went to Minneapolis
Sunday night on a short business trip
expecting to return Tuesday night.
Clifford Engeman of Delhi was
/ operated upon at the Redwood Falls
hospital Monday for an appendicitis.
Mrs. Hauk of Minneapolis arrived
Saturday from Minneapolis for visit
with her cousin, Mrs. j. F. O'Meara.
Mrs. Maude Root will leave Thurs
day for Minneapolis for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Cain.
/ DR.. A. w. Ross married Jesse w.
Morrow to Alice E. Washburn, the
service taking place at the Manse No
vember 10.
| Frank Moses of Minneapolis spent
| the weekend with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parish, at their
home here. ,,.... a.
Mrs. Henze returned to her home in
| Minneapolis Saturday after a short
visit at the home of her son DR.. H.
J. Henze and family. 49,
| The wolves have become very num-
| erous in Nicollet county and have
| been making raids on the live stock.
| The farmers have arranged wolf hunts
| in hopes of reducing their numbers.
| 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. 49,. j.. 18-2ts.
L. J. Kise; A.. -Goetz, F. Schmid, F.
Japs, A. l.. Pettis, w. G. Weldon and
| N. R. Ryerson, all of Redwood Falls
spent few days in this vicinity hunt
ing ducks the past week.--CottonWood
Current.
| The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Redwood County Agri-
| cultural Society is held at the court
| house this (Tuesday) afternoon.
RI no oil cd nd
| other. business transacted.
Over in Wright county another va
riety of stealing has been brought to
light through the arrest of four men
| who are charged with stealing blooded
calves, batehering them and shipping
| the carcasses Ito Minneapolis.
The Womens: christian Temperance
| Union will meet iii the parlors of the
Methodist Church, Thursday afternoon,
November % at thirty O'Clock.
A good. program viii be given and n
cordial welcome is extended to all to,
attend this meeting.
Three young inenssf rom Candy who
We're attending dance at Boyd re.
Gently. We're arrested on the charge OF
sted1iffg threessovercoats from the.
cloak room at the dance hall. The
coats are said to, have been found in.
the car driven by the young men.
Congressman Frank CIague left
Sunday night .for Minneapolis where
he spent Monday, leaving Monday
evening for Washington to resume
his work in the House. He does not
anticipate, at this time, that it will be
possible for him to4return to Redwood
Falls until afterothe New Year. +
The seven -year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Struckman of Willow
Lake, was brought to this city on
Wednesday of last week, for medical
treatment. The child was suffering
intense pain from two severely crushed
fingers of the, left hand, which were
injured while she was trying to fix al
pump jack. = Springfield Advance. >
Il Mrs. f. A. Alexander. of. Triumph.
who was the guest last week of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Starr,
sang, solo at, the Methodist Church
during the evening service Sunday.
Her singing was much appreciated by .
the congregation which so much en-
joyed Mrs. Alexander's voice while she
was a resident of Redwood Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Odds of Wells mot .
ored. to Redwood Falls Saturday af-
ternoon spending the night at the
home of Mrs. Odds brother, G. A.
Barnes. Mrs. Barnes and George Jr.
returned to Wells with them and will
be guests at the Odds home and with
Mrs. Barnes parents, Senator and
Mrs. Putnam at Blue Earth until after
Thanksgiving.
Father F. F. Tomek, formerly the
pastor of St. GATHERINGS Church Of
Redwood Falls, was one of the speak,
ers at a recent meeting at New
Prague, the purpose of this meeting
being to discuss the needs of a new
public school building for that village.
Father Tonlek was one of the most
earnest in sanctioning the building of
such school and in urging its need
upon the residents of that community
The beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. White was the scene of very
pretty party last Tuesday evening, the
gathering being in compliment to Miss