The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-10-11
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Sheriff L. j. Kise was business
caller at St. Peter last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Schoch Of st. Pau
were guests last week Of their dau
ghter, Mrs. Will Wheaton.
There will be sale Of second hant
articles held Monday, October %, tn,
place of this sale to be announced
later.
Mrs. C. A. Lauterbach returned
Monday from weeks visit with h Il
mother, Mrs. Sweeney at Zumbrt
Falls. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Peck and Mr.
Peavey of South Park were Sunday
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Aldrich.
Funeral services for Mrs. Seymour
Brecht the eldest daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. R. Fendrick of Clement will be
held at the Methodist Church Wednes-
day afternoon at two o'clock with Rev
P. L. Grove officiating. The deceased
passed away at her home in Canada
Friday of last week and the body, &C.
companied by Mrs, Fendrick was
brought to Redwood Falls Tuesday
night.
Rev. Karl Nickel, pastor of the
Wabasso Evangelical Church and Mrs
Nickel were Redwood Falls business
visitors Monday afternoon. Mr.. Nee
KEEL announces series of Evangelistie
sermons to be preached in the Wabas-
SO Church from October Is to October
20 and in the New Avon Evangelical
Church from October 20 to November
7. These meetings will be held at
eight o'clock each evening with E. F.
Manley, a prominent evangelist, to
bring the message. There will be
special music by Mrs. Manley and by
the New Avon Male Quartet as well
as good instrumental music.
Mines. C. B. Root, j. F. Conner, l.
w. Gililand and A. R. Chapman at
tended the meeting of the Womens
Home Missionary Societies of the
Marshall District, this meeting being
held at Worthington Thursday and
Friday of last week. Mrs. C. B. Root
read a report on the department of
temperance which was so we'll received
that she was later made Conference
Secretary of Temperance. The new
officers are president, Mrs. M. G. Shu
man of Marshall, recording secretary,
Mrs. L. C. Churchill of Window, cor
responding secretary Mrs. L. w. Gill
land of Redwood Falls treasurer, Mrs.
A. T. Latta of Worthington. The list
Of department secretaries is not yet
complete and will be announced lit
tie later.
Sandy Mcdonald disposed of his
famous PAGER, Southern Boy" at the
Redwood county fair last week. He
retains "Flore Patch," but declares,
she too, is on the market. Sandy says
he is through with the racing game,
that when man passes the three
score period of life it is time to quit
the game for something less hazard
Gus. And who knows-he may be-
come golf fend yet. The name of
the new owner of Southern Boy is a
Mr.. E. J. Curtin, of DEBORAH, Iowa,
speed superintendent of the Iowa
State fair association.-Blue Earth
Post.
Fred Skeen on trial Wednesday af-
ternoon for the murder of Peter &C.
ertsema, was found guilty of man.
in the first degree by the
jury on the case. The verdict was
brought in at 4:45 Thursday afternoon.
The sentence for the first degree man
slaughter is Imprisonment from five
to twenty years. George Reimer,
jointly indicted with Fred Skeen on
the charge of murder in the first de-
gree in connection with the shooting
of Peter Geertsema, went to trial yes
terday morning at about eleven o.
clock. C.. T. Howard of Pipestone ap-
pears as as attorney for Reimre.-Lu-
verne Herald.
The Redwood Falls high school club
members in the cooking and sewing
clubs walked off with large share of
the honors given at the recent Red
wood County Fair. The demonstra-
ton team of the Bread Club consisting
Of Marguerite Wilcox, Marguerite Swi-
CART and Litta Jones won first place.
The Sewing Club team consisting of
Lorena johnson and Alma Parker also
NoiI III pldSC. IiC lllulfluudl UISdO
bakers are divided into two groups,
Class A. the pupils who have had class
Instruction and Glass B., without class
instruction. In class A. Litta Jones
won second place, Marguerite Swigart
bird, and Marguerite Wilcox fifth. In
class B. Mabel Lindeman won first
place. The canning team consisting
# three members Dorothy Wohlford,
Katherine Stewart and Evelyn Will
OK was awarded a prize, it's work re-
:eiving grade of IS per cent. The
object of the Redwood Falls Clubs is
To improve ouselves, our schools and
'ur community" and their motto is
To Make the Best, Better. Miss
Gladys Hewitt is the instructor in
Home Economics and is largely instru-
mental in the good work done by these
iris.