The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-11-08

Fl County Agent Max Treu was bust
ness caller at Milroy, Thursday.
+ George Grimm Of Lamberton wa
! a caller here Saturday afternoon.
i Frank Gerstmann returned las
week from a hunting trip in Northern
4 Minnesota.
Il Mrs. Carl Goodyear was operates
i upon at the Redwood Falls Hospita
4 Saturday for appendicitis and is nov
/ getting along nicely.
/ Miss Marcella Mahowald, who ha
been the trimmer at the Fosnes Mil
linery Store for this season returne,
to st. Paul, Saturday.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
| will hold food sale at Jaehning Bros
Store, beginning at three o'clock Fri
day afternoon, November 10. Tilt
/ The Catholic Girls sewing club wa!
entertained by Misses. Veronica Mile
| and Irene FLAG at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Jackson, Tuesday eve
ming.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Stensvad motor
ed to Olivia Sunday and met Mrs
Fosnes and daughter Carol who have
been the guest of relatives at Monte
video for week.
Order your Christmas Greeting
Cards now. The personal kind, witt
your name printed or engraved, ma.
be had at the Gazette. They SHOULD
be ordered at once. 17-3ts
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wolverton ane
family moved into the H. F. Jensen
residence last week. Mr.. and Mrs
Jensen and family have moved to Min
neapolis where they will make thei1
home
| Mrs. B. G. Erickson of Redwood
Falls arrived Wednesday for a visit
| at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Gil
bert. Mrs. Erickson underwent ar
operation at Rochester some time ags
and will stay with her daughter, Mrs
| Gilbert, to ecuperate.-Franklin Tri
| bune.
| Game Warden Johnson notifies al
hunters that trapper's license il
necessary before squirrel may bt
| hunted. This does not include the rec
| squirrel for which this license is moi
necessary.
| Mrs. Matt Huepfel entertained :
company of ladies at a six o'clock din
/ ner at her home Thursday evening /,
compliment to Mrs. Fife Newton o
| Oregan who was the guest of friend:
| in Redwood Falls last week.
| Carl Melges entertained company
/ of boys and girls at his home las
| Thursday evening in honor Of hi:
birthday anniversary. Games Were
/ played throughout the evening and the
young hosts mother, Mrs. Ottt
Melges, served refreshments at thu
close of the evenings play.
Misses Porter and Pays: line O
stamped and commenced needle work
| suitable for Christmas gifts, also fin
ished embroidery work and novelties
will be shown at the home of Mrs
/ Ella MARITIME on Chestnut Street, com
mencing Monday and contlnulns
through the week. Inspection invit
ad Tilt
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Gold and D. W
Gold motored to Minneapolis Frida.
to attend the Wisconsin Minnesota
football game. Billy Cummings VIII
has been the. guest of his grandparent
for the past few weeks returned t.
his home with them. They returne.
| Sunday accompanied by Mrs. ID. w
Gold who was the guest of her mothe
in Minneapolis last week.
I: The Married Peoples Dancing Clul
1 gave it's first dance this season at th'
/ knights of Fythias Hall last Thurs
day evening. The decorations am
refreshments were suitable to the Hal
! lowe'en season. The committee TO
the evening consisted Of Messrs ant
Mesdames Ryerson, Barnes, Ward
Hillig, C. A. Reynolds and Cameron
More than forty couples were present
Over two hundred hogs have beer
lost in the hog cholera epidemic nea1
Lafayette. Three farmers lost every
Y hog they had on the place, the heavl
est loss for any one being about 81
head Hog Cholera can be controlled
if cared for in time. When hog!
show any sign of sickness, it is time
/ to do something about it. Notify tht
township chairman and the county
agent and the matter will be ATTENDED
to at once. Bury deeply or burn an!
that die. Get the veterinarian on the
i Job for the rest. The outbreak has
been checked, accordingeto County
Agent Springer.
! Let US fix you out with a set Of
! Goodyear Tires. They can't be beat
for long mileage. We do vulcanizine
and all kinds Of repair work. Ken
meth Byram. lit
Twenty-Five Christmas boxes have
been sent by the Junior Red Cross
workers of Redwood County tt
brighten the Christmas of European
J Children. Sixteen of these boxes were
] filled in the schools of Redwood Falls
the Clements schools filled three O.
them and the remainder were filled BY
rural schools. A number of school:
have expressed their disappointment
at not being permitted to have
share in the filling of these boxes but
Miss Joscelyn, executive secretary Of
the Redwood County Red Cross, ex
plains that the time was too short tt
permit of the sending of boxes to those
schools which were at a distance. The
boxes were shipped early last week.