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Evening star., 1923-12-23
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I Nine" picturized by j. X. Mcdonald
maker Of "Penrod and Sam"

I Nine" picturized by ]. X. Mcdonald
maker OF "Penrod and Sam"
When all little residents Of the
orphanages and homes for chiluren
In the District of Columbia are enter
, tanned at the Crandall theaters this
week. according to annual custom,
members Of the Metropolitan Athletic
the public service and educational
department will assist in the distrt-
button OF candy and toys provided to
accentuate the spirit of Christmas for
the little Crandall guests. The club
all leaders in their various branches
OF athletics and outdoor sports.
Caesare Gravina, who plays the role
Of Chariot in THE Hhmming Bird.
picture, toured Europe and South
America for thirty-five years with his
own opera company before coming to
this country nine years ago. His frst
picture work was done for Sidney Oi,
colt. 1t was Poor Little Peppina..
with Mary Pickford In the featured
role.
London streets have been repro.
two weeks at the Paramount west
coast studio for scenes In Joseph
Henabery's production. "The Stran-
GER" with Betty Compson. Richard
Dix. Lewis Stone and Tully Marshall
featured.
Renee Adoree. the film star, will
not bear any facial scars as a result
of her recent automobile accident,
according to q statement issued by
her physician. With five broken
ribs and q number of bruises and
cuts on her neck and shoulders fol-
1<r fv,e MAJ
the Mayer studio in her car. Miss
Adoree has been In a serious state
until the last few days. when her con-
dition underwent decided change
toward improvement. although COM
plete recovery is still little way
The title Of Perley Poore Sheehan's
first picture has been changed from
its working title of Innocent" to
Beyond the Law" Mr.. Sheehan. who
adapted The Hunchback of Notre
Universal attraction. which is to be
released some time In March.
Universal City has another cham
pion cowboy. Several years ago
"Hoot" Gibson won the Pendleton ro-
deo championship. Pete Morrison and
Jack Hoxie are world-famous in
cowboy specialties. Now yakima"
Canutt, who won the recent rodeo in
New York city and repeated his VIC
tory at Pendleton, has been signed
for a role in 1.-THE Riddle Rider" a
serial, in which William Desmond and
Eileen Sedgwick are being featured
at Universal City.
"The Turmoil Is screened. Five
months of intensive work has made
this Booth Harrington story into
Jewel production which Hobart Hen
ley, who produced 1t. confidently pre-
diets will far outshine his previous
Harrington story, "The Flirt"
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Crandall's why Worry?"
and Adventures in the
Far North"

Beginning today at and all Christ
mas day at Crandalls Theater. will be
shown Harold Lloyd's funny and orig
inaI six-reel comedy why Worry
in which a young hypochondriac Is
cured of his Imaginary ills by becom-
Ing involved in South American
revolution, together with Capt.
kleinschmidt's Adventures in the Far
North q series of the beautiful
natural studies of the Arctic. which
afford many intimate glimpses of wild
bird and animal life; Wednesday and
Thursday. James Kirkwood, Elinor
Faire. Lester Cuneo, Mary Alden and
Rosemary Theby. in The Eagles
Feather" by Katherine Newlin Burt
and Ben Alexander. Yankee Spirit"
which in addition to It's fun, plays a
high tribute to the Eoy Scouts: Fri
day and Saturday. Gloria Swanson in
Paramount's perturbation of 'Zaza,
with Cliff Bowes, In Hang On"
Christmas day performances Will be
continuous from 8 to IL pm.
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Third Dimension on Screen.

one of the most remarkable inno-
rations in the art and science Of
photoplay photography is to be wit
messed in Washington in the new
Mary Pickford production. "Rosita-'
Charles Kosher, for several years
Miss Pickfords comera man chief.
is the inventor Of this remarkable in
novation.' which he has named per
spectography," and which affords an
almost perfect perspective in the
third dimension that practically
amounts to stereoscopic camera
work. TRM
~ IN Rosher's new method figures
are said to be brought into bold re-
lief in the foreground. while the
background objects. though kept In
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1oew's Columbia has Just installed
= new stage setting and a new pro-
lection screen as part OF Its Christ
mas program OF Identification. The
color scheme is gold, while the new
screen will add materially to the en-
joyment of the picture attractions
as well as to the beauty OF the the
ater: Manager Gates and the house
the beauty Of the theater by gen.
erous use of Christmas decorations.
Mary Eaton. who charmed audi.
Week in the new ziegfeld shows. Kid
Boots" is expected to remain over
in Washington today to see herself
in a prominent role Of His Chill
dren's Children" the photoplay ver-
sion Of Arthur Trains novel. at
Sam Wood. the Paramount director,
who made number Of Gloria Swan
sons recent successes, has passed the
direction OF the Gloria over to some
one else In order to do a series Of
dramatic production for Paramount.
The "cake-eater." that curious
some for the street policemen.
finds a place in the movie sun at
last In the screen version of Arthur
Trains His Childrens Children"
Orange1o Ratio. assistant manager
OF the Palace and that theater's
closest approximation OF Santa Claus
nnfshed the decoration of the lobby
and promenade Of Mr. Loew's play-
house with a Christmas tree and
other ieral decorations so thoroughly
Christmassy that Manager Beatus
TOOK one look and started buying
more Christmas gifts.
When Mary Pickford goes in for
art she spells 1t with a capital A.
Solden-curled drama and grow up on
the screen. she hired Edward Knob
lock. the playwright, to adapt her
story, "Rosita." called in Ernest
Lubitsch to direct 1t, secured Hol-
brook Blnn for her heavy" and
then went to work with her Spanish
comb and her curis up.
Holiday matinees will be given in
all Crandall residential houses from
December 25 to January /, both in
elusive. All performances on Christ
mas day will begin at 3 pm. and run
continuously to II pm. On other
days performances will be continuous
from IL am. to IL pm.
The second Crandall artist to be
heard as Wednesday night program
unit at the WRC broadcasting station
of the Radio Corporation of America,
at 14th street and Park road north
west, was sigmund ziebel. concert
master of the orchestra at the Metro
politan Theater. who played Kreis-
ler's Caprice Viennois.' "Zapa tiedo."
by Sarazate, and "Orientale," by Cui
All the newsboys in Washington
IT is announced, will be entertained
at Crandalls Metropolitan Theater
this week, where the feature of the
bill is Booth Tarkington's Boy of
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focus. achieve a spaced" appearance,
much as the eye sees images at dis
tance.
Kosher admits, of course. that true
stereoscopic photography is only pos
sible with a camera of two lenses
placed at the proper distance apart
to correspond to the relationship be-
tween the eyes of the individual
While 1t is perfectly feasible to
take pictures stereoscopically, no
practical way has yet been found to
project them. as some optical equiva-
lent for the stereoscope must be
used by the spectator, which is not
practical in the theater of today
Miss Pickford's camera man, how
ever, 1t Is said, has evolved de-
velopment in ordinary one-plane
photoplay that creates an illusion
closely resembling stereoscopy.
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Cape Cod Folks. !"

p EGINALD BARKER'S new picture,
Cape Cod Folks" according to
advtces from Louis B. Mayors studio
headquarters, contains number of
spectacular high lights, including
real storm scenes and sword-fishing
experiences In the north Atlantic the
burning OF a seashore home to sub
stitute for lighthouse that has gone
out of commission and thus warn an
approaching vessel of the shoals. the
heroic rescue Of a fishing schooner
crew during a terrific storm and the
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wrecking Of a ship on the Jagged
rocks off lighthouse point.
All but the latter have been filmed
successfully. and preparations are
now under way for the wrecking Of
the ship. Owing to the great risk
ana the extensive preliminary work
involved. this spectacle will not be
ture is completed.
Cape Cod Folks Is based on the
old stage play and the book Of the
same name by Sarah p MCLEAN
Greene. The adaptation and scenario
are by ]. G. Hawks and A. p.
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Claire Wind
sor and Norman Kerry. in THE Ac-
quittal," and Zen Turptn, In "Pitfa lis
day. Holbrook Blinn. in THE Bad
Man" and Larry Semon, in Light
ming Love: Thursday and Friday,
Kenneth Harlan and Florence Fidor.
in "The Virginian." and Dippy-Doo-
Dad comedy. "Lovey Dovey": Satur-
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Apollo.

Daily matinees December rs to jan
uary |. Today and tomorrow, Mae
Marsh. in THE White Rose: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Kenneth Harlan and
Florence Vidor. in THE Virginiau."
and Dippy- Doo-Dad comedy, "Lovey
Dovey": Thursday. Claire Windsor
and Norman Kerry. in The Acauit-
tal." and Jimmie Adams. In Done in
on: Friday, Douglas Fairbanks. jr..
in stephen Steps Out" and George
O'Hara in Fighting Blood: Satur-
day. Kenneth Harlan and Miriam
Cooper. in "The Broken Wing" and
Luyenile comedy. Three Cheers"
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Circle.

Today and tomorrow. Cullen Landis,
Alice Calhoun and Otis Harlan. in
Pioneer Trails; Tuesday (open 8
p.m.). Wallace Beery. Lewis Stone
and Ethel Grey Terry, in THE White
Mouse" Larry Semon in The Gown
Shop" also "Scorching Lands": /:
Wednesday, Merry Go Round":
Thursday, "Mothers-in-I.aw": Friday.
Wife in Name Only; Saturday.
Crooked Alley"
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Chevy Chase.

Tomorrow. Grant Mitchell. in "Ra-
dio- Mania" and Aesop's Fable. "The
Dark Horse; Tuesday (matinee, 2.30)
and Wednesday, Cullen Lands and
Alice Calhoun. in pioneer Trails"
ira" Thursday. Hope Hampton and
Conrad Nagei. in Lawful Larceny"
and Larry senon, In School Days;
Friday. William Farnum, in "The Gun
Fighter" and George O'Hara, in
lard. in Join the circus"; saturday
(open $3.50 p.m.), Richard Dix and
Lois Wilson. in "To the Last Man."
and Tho Santa Fe Trail" No. 9.
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Central-"The Spider and
the Rose"

Alice Lake. CASTOR Glass. Robert
Mokim. Noah Beery., little Richard
Hedrick. Otis Harlan. Alec B. Fran
els Hector Sarno. Joseph J. Bowling,
the late Edwin Stevens and Frank
Sampeau have important roles in "The
Spider and the Rose" a romance Of
southern California, to be presented
as the Christmas attraction at Gran
daifs Theater the flrst four days of
this week. beginning this afternoon
at J. together with No. 8 in the
George O'Hara in the role Of six
Second Smith," Kilograms and pipe
organ recitals; Tuesday showings will
be given continuously from to IL
m. the usual schedule prevailing
other days; Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday. Metros production OF pleas
ure Mad" will be shown with Mary
Alden. William Collier. jr., Winifred
Bryson and Ward Crane in leading
roles OF story Of the modern flapper
era, derived from Blanche Uprights s
novel, THE Valley Of Content" and
Cliff Bowes, in Hot Sparks" a laugh
able absurdity. the Kinograms and
pipe organ music.
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Next Week $ Photoplays


PALACE-Zane Greys "The
Call of the Canyon.
COLUMBIA-Mae Murray, in
Fashion Row."
ETROPOLITAN-"Her
Temporary Husband"
RIALTO- Rupert Hughes
Reno"
AMBASSADOR "Her Tenn
porary Husband"
CENTRAL--"Bright Lights Of
Broadway" Ia
CIR An D ALL'S - Johnny
Walker 's and Ralph Lewis, in
"The Mail Man."
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Claire Wind
sor and Norman Kerry. in ''The Ac-
quittal," and Mack Sennett's Sky
larking": Tuesday and Wednesday,
Holbrook Blinn, in The Bad Man.
and Larry Semon. In lightning
Love-; Thursday and Friday. Ken
meth Harlan and Florence Vidor. in
THE Virginian." and Dippy- Doo-Da
comedy. Lovey Dovey'; Saturday.
Douglas Fairbanks. sjr., in stephen
Steps Out and comedy, Three
Cheers" ..-#..
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Elite.

Today, Earle Williams in "The
Eternal Struggle; tomorrow, Enid
Bennett. in "Your Friend and Mine;
Tuesday. Madge Bellamy. in The Un-
tamable"; Thursday. William Stand
ing, in Daytime Wives; Friday.
Brandon lyman and Naomi Childcrs,
in Success: Saturday, Tom Mix. In
stepping Fast"
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Dumbarton.

Today. Dorothy Mackall. in THE
In Breaking Into Society; Tuesday.
John Gilbert, in The Truxton King;
Wednesday and Thursday. May Nc
Avoy, In Her Reputation: Friday,
Friendly Husbands: Saturday. Har-
ry Carey, in 'The Miracle Baby"
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Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, May McAvoy.
In "HsH- Reputation; Tuesday and
Wednesday,. Douglas Fairbanks. in
The. Three Musketeers"; Thursday,
Daring Years; Friday. "The Silent
Partner; Saturday. Shifting Sands
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Home.

Today. Grace Weir and Louis VOL
helm. in Loves Old Sweet Song;
tomorrow. Herbert Rawlinson. in THE
Clean Up: Tuesday-Wednesd Err
nest Torrance and Edward Horton, in
"Ruggles of Red Cap: Thursday.
Jack Holt. In "The Marriage Maker;
Friday, Gareth Hughes. in THE
Hunch"; tenth episode I'm the Days
of Daniel Boone: Saturday, James
kirkwood, In THE Eagles Feather"
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Princess,

Today and tomorrow. May McAvoy.
in Her Reputation; TUESDAY and
Wednesday. Douglas Fairbanks. in
His Majesty The American; Thurs
day. The Silent Partner: Friday.
Daring Years": Saturday, Mrs. Wal
lace Reid. in Human Wreckage."
Evening star., 1923-12-23

row. Raymond Hatton. in The Tie
That Binds'; Tuesday. Viola Dana, in
The Social Code: Wednesday, Bry-
ant Washburn and Eva Novak, in
Temptation; Friday, Hits Of Life:
Saturday, James Kirkwood, In THE
Eagles Feather"
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Olympic.

Today. Bryant Washburn. in Temp
tation." and Baby Peggy, in Little
Miss HOLLYWOOD: tomorrow. Barbara
Bedford. in Tho Forbidden Lover:
Tuesday and Wednesday tmatinee 8
pm. Christmas day., Gloria Swanson.
in "Zaza"; Thursday, May McAvoy, in
Katharine Green's THE Leavenworth
Case: Saturday. Carmel Myers. in
1.-The Love Pirate"
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Takoma.

Today. Down to the Sea in Ships"
and Tri-Arts picture. "Bashful
suitor": tomorrow. Michael O'Hallo-
ran" and Tri-Arts picture. THE Bash
full Suitor"; special Monday evening,
a musical program, 20 Holy Night"
sung by Mrs. J. Frank Rice: THE
Birthday of the King" by the Trim
ity Episcopal Church choir: inciden-
tai solo by Hubert B. Lawson, and
Christmas Carol" by the music Sec
ton of the Takoma Park Civic Study
Club and others; Tuesday. Grand
mas Boy" and Kinograms; Wednes-
day. "Grandma's Boy" "California or
Bust" and Kilograms: Thursday.
Islander the Woman" and California
or Bust: Friday, THE Green God
dess" and Kinograms; Saturday eve
ming. The Green Goddess" Aesop's
Fables and In the Days of Daniel
Boone; matinee Saturday, Desert
Gold" Aesop's Fables and chapter s
of the Boone serial.
Evening star., 1923-12-23

Tom Mix, in 1.-THE Lone Star Ranger"
also comedy: Thursday and Friday.
Rim Tin Tin, in Where the North Be-
gins: Saturday. William Russell. in
"Alias the Night Wind"
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Empire

Today. william Fairbanks, in
Fighting Hearts," also comedy; to-
morrow, Richard Travers. In The
Love Nest: Tuesday and Wednesday,
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day. Douglas Fairbanks. jr.. In "Ste-
phen Steps out.. and Our Gang CON-
edy, Dogs OF War;"
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York.

Daily matinees. December % to
January /. Today and tomorrow,
Blanche Sweet and Hobart Bosworth.
''In the Palace OF the King" and
Dippy Doo-Dsd comedy. 'Loyey Dow
ey"; Tuesday. Douglas Fairbanks,
jr.. In stephen Steps Out" and Will
Rogers, in "Hustlin' Hank: Wednes-
day, "On the Banks OF the Wabash"
Thursday, Hoot Gibson in "The
Ramblin' Kid" and Lyman H. Howe's
Hodge Podge": Friday, Kenneth
Harlan and Miriam Cooper, in THE
Broken Wing" and George O'Hara, in
Fighting Blood: Saturday Ruth
Stonehouse, in Lights Out" and
Lloyd Hamilton, in 'srhe Optimist"
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Raphael.

Today. Frank keenan, and Anna Q.
Nillson. in Hearts Afiame"; tomor-
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PHOTOPLAYS
THIS WEEK
Icontinued from Third PAGE,

Doo-Dad release, 'Lovey Dovey,"
and q Christmas overture. Around
the christmas Tree: Friday and Sat-
the King. with a symphonic prelude,
Majesty" by Fouchey and Saturday,
Buster Keaton and his entire family
IN Our Hospitality" with Geo.
WHara ..rl1 IN q new installment Of the
Fighting Blood" series. Daily mat
tnees Will be given,
Evening star., 1923-12-23

Another Delightfully."- En-
tertaining Con,edy-Drama
Based on the Youthful
Escapddes, the Joys and the
little Tragedies of Typical,
Normal, MischieUous Amer
icon BoyhooG 90 IL Is
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"The Turmoil Is screened. Five
months of intensive work has made
this Booth Harrington story into
Jewel production which Hobart Hen
ley, who produced 1t. confidently pre-
diets will far outshine his previous
Harrington story, "The Flirt"
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BEN ALEXANDER
IRENE RICH
HENRY B. WALTHALI
R0CkLiFFE FELL0WEs

And an Admirably Selected
Supporting Company Who
Make This Masterpiece of
Human Appeal IN Every
Wdy Superior to the Same
PRODUCERS "Penrod and
Sdm."
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A Realistic, CONF incing
Study of Home Life as We
All hue 1t. With q Sym
pathetic Understanding
Mother, ] Father With an
Obsession for Unduly Strict
Discipline md a Far-Sisht-
ed Friend, Who Happily
Sotred the Lads Perplering
Domestic Problem = FLaaO-
lessly Enacted by
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-04-11

Miss murphy who has been teach
ing in District No. III resigned her
position at Easter time.
w. A. Hauck and. wife and son
Clare of Redwood Falls attended the
funeral services for Mrs. Leuck on
Tuesday.
Geo. A. Davis transacted business
at Redwood Falls Wednesday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Woelfel Tuesday.
Ambrose Bernardy, Jr. was a BUSH
ness visitor at the county seat We'd
nesday.
/ Phil Pape of Milroy was guest in
the Henry Pape home several days
the past week.
Mrs. Leon Anderson and son Clay
ton arrived from Flint, Michigan,
Wednesday for visit at the home of
Mrs. Anderson's parents, Chas. Davis
and wife and other relatives.
Rev. Mcleod of Vesta attended the
funeral of Mrs. Leuck Tuesday.
Miss Theresa Daub spent Good Fri
day and the weekend at the home of
her parents near Wabasso.
Miss Teresa Katzenberger and
Miss Samuelson went to Minneapolis
Good Friday, where they spent their
Easter vacation with Jan aunt of Miss
Katzenberger. They returned Tues
day.
Mrs. Chas. Leuck passed away at
the Marshall hospital on Friday,
March 13 following an operation.
Funeral services were conducted at
the Lutheran Church Tuesday at 100
P. NJ. interment being made in the
Lutheran cemetery at this place. The
floral offerings were beautiful and the
large number of people in attendance
showed the esteem in which Mrs.
Leuck was held.
Leo. Jansen, of Marshall, agent for
the Watkins remedies, was calling on
patrons in this vicinity the past week.
Leo states that he has sold out his
route and will go to the Cities, where
he will have his headquarters, while
travelling on the road for Minneapo-
lis business firm.
The Misses Gaedy and Lathrop re-
turned Tuesday after spending their
Easter vacations at their respective
homes in Redwood Falls.
Dick Pattison was business visit
or at Redwood Falls, Tuesday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-04-11
Marion School
District No. Id
s X X X y X X X X X X

Misses Rick and Bierl and John
Hauptli and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lin
deman motored to Litchfield Sunday
and spent the day with Miss Kicks
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Williamson and
son Leonard called on A. E. Day and
family Friday evening.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Erwin Lindeman were
Sunday guests at the G. B. Tetrick
home.
The lower grades made an April bor-
der Friday afternoon.
The fourth and fifth grade langu-
age classes have been studying and
making bird booklets this week.
Our Little Citizens League held
their regular meeting Friday. after
noon and short program was given
and the committees were appointed
for next week.
Our Little Citizens League have
purchased new bat and baseball and
are all enthusiastic over baseball
Mrs. Henry Lindeman entertained
the Ladies' Aid at her home Wednes-
day afternoon. ioa5sq
WI dlO NuIS. W. j. JAWS WSIc VIC
itors at the Phil Davis home Sunday.
q Katherine Salfer was caller at
Henry Lindeman's, Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Phil Davis has been confined
to her bed for the past two weeks
with the flu.
Mildred Barnum spent Wednesday
evening with Sylvia Thorsten.
Marcella Zieske spent Thursday
evening with Sylvia Thorsten.
Charles Goblirsch was visitor at
the Frank Friedley home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Friedley were
visitors. at the Robert Mosier home
Friday evening.
Lawrence Kormann was a visitor
at Frank Friedley's home Saturday
and Sunday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-04-11
Kintire News
X X X X X X X X X

Grandma WEIGH arrived home from
Delano last Monday where she has
been visiting her granddaughter Mrs.
Med La Cuyre.
Quite a number from this vicinity
and Belview attended the funeral SER
vices for Mrs. Chas. Leuck at Sea-
forth Tuesday.
Mrs. Nels Orfield spent few days
the past week with her brother Will
Peterson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kissner have
been quite ill the past several weeks.
Albert Welch has been attending to
the chores and the Aug. Hagen fam
lily is also assisting them.
MISS Virginia Scanlon spent the
weekend at the Chas. Martin home.
Alfred Klause sawed wood for
Andrew Anderson Friday.
VIM. Mack and son Win, Jr. made
a trip southeast of Redwood Fails
/ the latter purchased at the HUH sale
there the previous day.
S. F. Peterson was Redwood Falls
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Simpson returned to her
teaching duties at the Grandview
School Monday after weeks vaca-
ton.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Church at Belview
will have their annual apron sale at
the church parlors this Thursday.
Every one is cordially invited.
The New Oriental orchestra of Red
wood Falls furnished the music for
! the dance given at the Odeon Easter
Monday and the Imperial of Marshall
for the one given Thursday evening.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-04-11
Ramsey School
District No. So

A number of people of this commu-
nifty attended the play at the Armory
which was given by the Catholic Girls
club last Friday evening.
There are only four more weeks OF
school before we have vacation, Hur-
rah!
We had our Little Citizens meeting
Friday and elected new officers as
follows: jeanette Ruder, president
Alice Bennett, secretary; Margaret
Ruder, treasurer.
Mrs. John Ruder was our school
visitor last Monday afternoon.
Peter Amberg went to New Uln1
last Thursday.
The weather the last few days has
enabled the boys and girls to play base
ball. 1t is very exciting as the boys
are in the lead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Whittet, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Wells and family were
callers at the home of Henry Amberg
last Friday evening.
Miss Gallery has finished the book
"The Last Mail" and has started
''The Swiss Family Robinson"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruder and fam
lily were callers at the home of Henry
Amberg, Sunday afternoon.
Some of the young folks attended
the fireman's dance last Monday eve
ming.
Camilus and Florence Amberg at
tended the party last Sunday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gaedy
in Redwood Falls.
Dolores Ruder was absent from
school Thursday.
Misses Mildred, Loretta Amberg
and Miss Mamie Mahoney and Joe
Mahoney spent last Sunday evening
at thehome of Joe Kahnke.
We finished our Health Chores last
week.