The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-02-22
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ssWESLEY BARRY is a daisy as
"Dinty." Don't miss it. 32-1t. pd
Roy McPhee left Thursday for Chic
ago where he will spend several days
i on business.
S. e. Hargis, superintendent OF
. city schools, was confined to his home
by illness Monday and Tuesday.
( Mrs. A. C. Dolliff left last week for
! Minneapolis for weeks visit with
her son, Roger Dolliff and his wife.
Gene Ashford has returned from
Delavan where he has been the guest
/ Of his sister, Mrs. Merrill for several
I weeks.
1 Andy Luscher arrived Monday night
from Minneapolis for q. short visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
/ Luscher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brewster left
Saturday for Remer called there by
the illness of Mrs. Brewster's father,
] John Vail.
John Lauterbach, well known Red
wood Falls citizen, has been reap
/ pointed as chief of police Of that
. city. John has made good officer
New Ulm Journal.
I The Standard Bearers announce
/ that they will hold food sale at the
/ Community House Saturday after
noon, February Is at two-thirty o.
clock. The patronage of the public
/ is solicited. 32-1t.
!, A company of young married peo-
pie enjoyed Dutch Treat supper at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Nell
son Sunday evening. The participants
in the event were Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Stensvad, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson.
The people of the Methodist Church
will go on a sleigh-ride to Morton and
visit the Methodist Church people
there next Friday evening. A charge
of Is cents will be made to defray the
expenses of the ride. Those wishing
to go will notify Mr.. D. L. Crimmins
before Friday noon. The sleighs will
start from the Community House at
GAS P. M.
A committee Of members of St.
Vercnicas Guild gave card party at
the parish house Wednesday night, the
proceeds to be used for the benefit of
the Guild. The party was unusually
we'll attended and was both very
pleasant and profitable event. Pro-
gressive five hundred was played and
! the hostesses served refreshments at
the close of the evening.
Miss Lila Kline, daughter of Mr..
j. and Mrs. F. R. Kline of Redwood
Falls, has very interesting treatise
on The Personal Psychiatric History,
this article appearing in the January
issue of Mental Hygiene. The treatise
is scholarly as we'll as interesting and
shows Miss Kline's splendid knowledge
of her subject. The publication con-
I tanning the article has been placed in
the Redwood Falls Public Library and
may be obtained there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Wheeler were
pleasantly surprised last Monday eve
ming by a company of their relatives
and friends driving out to their fine
| farm home and reminding them that
they were married sixteen years. The
guests took with them well filled bas-
kets and nicely arranged seven o.
clock dinner was prepared by the
Mesdames. Wright, Stewart and
! Searles. Everyone present reported
very enjoyable evening.
Matt Erickson took over last week
the local agency and business of the
Standard Oil Co. and will succeed Fred
Dripps as manager here. Mr.. Dripps
was offered a position with the COM
pany as road man but he declined the
offer as he desires to join his family
at Redwood Falls. He expects to
leave here next week. Mr.. Erick
sen will supply the needs of the pa
irons and all those desiring barrels
filled, or service of any kind in this
line, are requested to call on hir.-Oli-
via Times. p"
Let us fix you out with set of
Goodyear Tires. They can't be beat
for long mileage. We do vulcanizinf
| and all kinds of repair work. Ken
| meth Bvram lift
A beautiful Memorial Service was
conducted by the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union in the parlors of
the Methodist Church Friday after
noon in memory Of Francis Willard.
The program which was in charge of
Mines. Greene and Root was most fit
tingly arranged and opened by the
reading of the Comrade Psalm and
the singing of the Crusade Hymn.
Roll Call was responded to by sayings
of Francis Willard which brought to
mind her wonderful prophetic vision
and her great love for humanity.
Mrs. Crosby gave reading on Our
Great Leader written by Lady Som
erset of England, a close friend OF
Francis Willard. Mrs. Root told OF
/ the placing Of the statue of Francis
Willard in Statuary Hall by the state
of Illinois and gave reading which
was given by one of the senators up
on that ocassion. Mrs. Collins read
a poem entitled There She Stands, by
Katherine Lent Stevenson. Several
musical numbers we're given including
a vocal solo by Geraldine Sparks, a
violin solo by Mrs. Rol and piano