The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-01-17

!, Miss Bertha Krause was week
end visitor in the Twin Cities.
Rud Stensvad returned Tuesday
from q short stay in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Flom of Belview
were Redwood Falls visitors Tuesday
afternoon.
: Mrs. Andrew Kinney of Minneapo-
/ lis is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Schwartz.
John Glassco arrived here Sunday
from Pipestone for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Glassco.
Mrs. Russell Hibbs of Marshall ar
| rived here Monday for visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. O'Meara-
The Home Missionary Society of the
! Methodist Church will meet at the
usual hour Thursday afternoon Of
this week.
| L. P Larson went to Minneapolis
Monday to attend the Auditors Meet
ing and Tax Conference. He will re-
! turn Friday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Rogers of Delhi
! are the parents of daughter born at
!, the Redwood Falls hospital, Monday,
January Is.
Mrs. Henry Johnson of Milroy was
a guest at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Callaghan several
days last week
Mrs. B. G. Hall has returned to Red
wood Falls after holiday visit with
relatives and friends at Montevideo,
Granite Falls and Wood Lake.
The Catholic Girls Club will give a
public card party in the basement of
the church Wednesday evening, jan
uary II. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend. 27-1t.
/ The Charlebois Brothers left Mon
day for Trent, South Dakota where
they will be engaged for a week or
more upon a job for which they took
the contract some little time ago.
R. A. Cooper and DIR. Inglis of Red
wood Falls were guests at the local
Masonic lodge rooms on Tuesday
night Mr.. Cooper's mission here was
to inspect the local lodge.-Echo En-
terprise.
! Miss Madgeline Gerstmann of Gle
ments and Miss Marion Adams left
Sunday night for the Twin Cities
where they will spend the next few
/ weeks at the Robinson-Straus Mil
| linery Wholesale House.
Miss Irene Schmidt who has been a
nurse at the Redwood Falls Hospital
for several months has resigned her
| position and will leave Thursday for
her home at Mankato for short visit
before leaving for Colorado.
At meeting of the Town and
Country club here the matter of tub
erculosis among cattle was fully dis
cussed. It was shown that the per-
] centage of infection in Murray coun-
ty was 11.9 per cent, the largest OF
any county in the state. Prompt mea-
sures to check the further spread of
the disease will be taken.
William G. Frank of Springfield has
been appointed administrator of the
estate of the late George Doehne OF
New Ulm, which is valued at about
$3.50 and was left to his three
surviving children, Miss Lulu Doehne,
Mrs. j. c. Rothenburg and George
Decline, Jr, of Bossburg, Wash, to-
gether with the Misses Vera and Leola
Stricken, grandchildren.
| John Schmlez was last week ~ap-
pointed the postmaster of Springfeli
the appointment being made by Con-
gresham Frank Clague. Mr.. Schmlez
was the postmaster for seventeen
years before the Wilson administra-
ton. VIM Mueller who has served
for the past eight years, was not a
candidate to succeed himself. His son
+! is deputy postmaster and will con-
! tinue to serve under Mr.. SchmelZ.
A shipment of nine barrels of
Minnesota turtles have left Window
on their way to Philadelphia, where
they will be prepared for the epicures
who think turtle soup the greatest
delicacy in the world. 1t is a new
line of industry in these parts and
! this shipment was the second 20
Philadelphia The express alone on
/ the nine barrels was $l0910, the ship
ment weighing 2,135 pounds.
We note that l.. p Johnson of Ivan
hoe, who has gained considerable no
/ toriety as defender of illicit liquor
offenders in federal and district courts,
was named as chairman of the tenn
perance committee in the senate.
Probably Lieutenant Governor Louis
Collins opined that l.. p. knew more
about the wiles of the illegal liquor
| trafficker than any member of the
senate and thus placed him at the
head of the temperance committee.
Whether the Lincoln county member
4 will put his knowledge to work in the
right way remains to be seen.-Brown
! County Journal.
"And Eli fell backwards and broke
his neck; Sunday night at the Metho-
dist Church. Special music; Violin
solo by Mrs. Rol. 27-1t.
j While driving to Minneapolis Fri
day George J. Grimm was the vic
tim of an auto accident and luckily
no one in the party received any
j injuries other than a few minor
1 bruises. Mr.. Grimm was accompanied
/ by his son, John c. Grimm and B.
! R. Briske of this city and Frank
Reaney and Oscar Olson of Pipe
! stone. While descending a hill about
two miles on this side of Belle Plaine,
the car started to skid on the icy roads
/ and left the road, the back of the car
going down ten or twelve foot en-
bankment tipping over on the side.
/ The car a Buick sedan was badly
I wrecked.-Lamberton Light.
The slippery, treacherous ground
] caucad hu tho rpcept rain iS eYactlnQ