The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1922-10-18

!! Fred Person of Minneapolis was =
business visitor here last week.
= George B. Snyder of Wabasso was
B Redwood Falls caller, Wednesday.
s. Mrs. Walter King and little daught-
er Of Delhi were Redwood Falls callers
Il Saturday.
81 VIM. Duncan. Jr.: Of Milroy was q
Redwood Falls business visitors Satur-
day afternoon. ....s..- ...
Arthur Hassenstab was confined to
his home several days last week. ;on
account of Illness i .,.1.s w, .Ss
Don't fail to see; the Glencoe
Redwood Legion football game at the
fair grounds October %. 14-1t
Miss: Lucille Hansen who teaches
! at OWatonna was weekend guest at
the home of Mrs. Josephine Ashford.
i Mrs. l., L. Spencer will leave Wed
i nesday for Kansas City, Missouri for
a visit of several weeks with relatives.
j Mrs. James Peeke returned to Min
neapolis Friday after short visit
with her mother, Mrs. Josephine Ash
ford. i4 III
: Fred Orth, John Mclean, Fred
Knapp and DR.. Anderson anotored to
Luverne Saturday night to attend the
/, Legion football game there Sunday.
] Mrs. E. Montgomery and little dau-
ghter returned to their home at Vesta
Sunday after a weeks visit with Mrs.
Montgomery sister, Mrs. J. w. Ing
lis.
I Theo.. Biggers who has spent the
last few weeks in and about Redwood
Falls left Friday afternoon for Foley
where he is now making his home with
his daughter, Mrs. Gray. e. r..
] Judge and Mrs. A. C. Dolliff and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Bell returned Tu-
esday from motor trip to Minnea-
polls and Saint Paul where they made
short visits with friends and relatives.
] Max, Arndt and his daughters left
Tuesday for Redwing where they will
spend a few days. Miss Freda Arndt
will remain there to; take a nurse
training course at the .RedWing hospi-
tai. t
The ladies of, Saint GATHERINGS
Sewing Circle will be entertained in
i the parlors of the Church Thursday
} y.
Mrs. Newman being the hostesses of
the day. f@ss~...<rs. e.
Judge A.sC. Dolliff left early Tues
day morning for Brown County where
he will spend the next few days in the
] interests, of his campaign as candi-
date for Senator from the Brown-Red-
wood District.
Congressman Clague went to Lu-
verne Sunday to meet Senator Kellogg
and Governor Preus with whom he
will campaign the Second District this
week. Mrs. Clague motored to Win
dom with him. ..... = III
Judge G. F. Hall of Granite Falls
has accepted the state dictatorship Of
the Red Cross Roll Call for 1922 and
Granite Falls will be the state roll call
headquarters for all the state except
the Twin Cities. .:ygS>.r
! Let us fix you out with set of
Goodyear Tires. They can't be beat
for long mileage. We do vulcanizing
and all kinds of repair work. Ken
meth Byram. :.,.' lift
c.. NJ. Bendixen, candidate to sue
! coed himself as representative in Leg
islature, was a business visitor in
Redwood Falls early last week in the
/ interests of his campaign His an
nouncer1ent will be found in this issue
/ of The Gazette. t5H> 81 ~ s9,.v
/ Mrs w. R. Barnes and here sister,
| Mrs. Charles Knott returned last Tu-
| esday from a visit with relatives at
! Mason City, Iowa. Mrs. Knott who
has been a guest at the home of her
! sister, Mrs. Barnes for several weeks
returned to her heme at Bristol, South
Dakota Wednesday. 1afe
A. D. McRae spent Wednesday in
Revere and Walnut Grove where h.
visited many of his friends and con-
stituents Mr.. McRae is seeking re-
election as register of deeds and from
all sections of the county come many
| favorable comments on his" efficiency
and faithful service during his tenure
| of office. ~ - =. y
The Christian Community Club Of
North Redwood was. organized last
Tuesday evening, October 10 with Mrs.
A.. H. Setback as president, Mrs.
Frank Schumacher vice-president, and
Mrs. Whittier secretary-treasurer.
These meetings will be conducted
monthly. Sixty-three members have
already joined. =
Editor and Mrs. H. c., Sherwood of
Fairfax and Editor and Mrs. Jacobs of
Franklin visited for short time in
Redwood Falls Saturday. The party
| was returning from Dawson where its
members had attended meeting Of
the editors of the Seventh District.
They report most royal entertainment
and were loud in their praise of the
hospitality shown by Mr.. and Mrs.
''Ted" Christianson and the other re-
i sidents of Dawson. % g.,
A. w. Olson of Walnut Grove was
| in Redwood Falls Wednesday in the
! interests of his campaign as repre-
sentative Of Redwood County. Mr..
Olson is meeting with much encour-
agement and his friends are most
optimistic concerning the outcome of
| his campaign. Thursday Mr.. Olson
and a party Of Redwood Falls friends
went with other members Of the Red
wood County delegation to the Twin