The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-05-16

Mrs. M. Laird left last Thursday
for Minneapolis where she will visit
her niece for several weeks.
Mrs. Abbot of Lamberton was a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. P. Collins Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Yeager of Aber-
deem S. D. were Redwood Falls visi-
tors Friday afternoon and Saturday.
/ The Lutheran Ladies Aid will have
/ a Food Sale at Dripps' store Begin
ming at two o'clock Saturday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Hosken entertained
the Catholic Girls Club at the Girl
Scouts Cabin in Ramsey Park Tues
day evening.
Mrs. F. B. Neunenberg and son Will
lard motored to Morristown last week
where they spent several days with
relatives. They returned Thursday
The Woman's Missionary Society
and the Westminster Guild of the
Presbyterian church were entertained
at the home Of Mrs. Lillian LambertOn
Tuesday evening.
c.. H. DeFrance formerly editor OF
the Lucan Leader has moved with his
family to Echo where they will make
their home. The Leader was recentlv
purchased by o. A. Green of the
Wabasso Standard.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Henle of Mar
shall made a short call in Redwood
Falls friends Saturday while on their
way to New Ulm to attend the meet
ing of the Knights of Columbus which
was held there Sunday. ~ati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lohrenz re-
turned to Redwood Falls Saturday
after spending the winter months at
Los Angeles and Riverside, Calf. Mr..
and Mrs. Lohrenz also spent several
days at Sioux Falls, S. D.. before re-
turning here.
Perry Nelson went to Rochester Sat
urday where he spent the weekend
with Mrs Nelson who is i'll at ST
Mary's hospital. From there Mr.. Mel
son left for Chicago where he will
do the midsummer buying for the L.
w. Philbrick Store.
/ Theo. Seifert, piano specialist, will
! be in town next week. Leave your
orders for piano tuning at Mike and
Joes. ALT
Glenn Ackman of ST. James was the
4 guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Ackman over the weekend. Mr..
Ackmann injured his arm some time
ago and it is now getting along nicely,
only it will be several months before
he will be able to use it.
A. w. Tenhoff, the blind piano
tuner of Fox Lake arrived Monday of
last week and will remain here for
the remainder of this week. Piano
owners who wish Mr.. Tenhoff's SER
vices can get in touch with him
through the C. D. Thompson Music
Store.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Robert Carr, formerly
of the Gazette staff, to Miss Lulu
Cantonwine of Bookings, S. d. Mr..
Carr left the Gazette last September
and since that time has been employed
as linotype operator on the Brook
ings Register.
The open season for fishing with
hook and line for all fish excepting
black bass opened Tuesday May 18th.
Black bass cannot be legally taken
until June 18th. Only ten pike, crop
pies, etc. may be taken in one day,
and twenty-five is the limit on pick
erel. The fishing must be done with
the pole or rod held in the hand and
only one line is allowed each fisher
man.
r. II. Lehman of Belview has leased
the plant of the Belview Independent
and will operate it. He has been en-
ployed in the shop of Mr.. McQuary
for some time and since Mr.. Nc
Quary's removal to Appleton has had
entire charge. Mr.. Lehman has been
giving the Belview community a good
paper and will undoubtedly continue
to do so.
Macaroon and cherry brick ice
cream for Sunday at Lauterbach's.
Alt
Lester Friedl, son of John Fried
of Gibbon, won more fame for him
self and home town as a pitcher and
batsman Saturday while pitching for
the University of Minnesota against
the Iowa University team. Lester
held his opponents to three runs in
| fourteen innings and with the score
tie and two on bases, he drove out
a home run, winning his own game
to 3.-Fairfax Standard.
The car in which DR.. Aldrich of
Belview was riding Saturday evening,
May 5, was fired upon by someone
standing on the running board of a
passing car. The bullet hit a brace
of the Aldrich car, bending the brace
considerably. The shot struck right
back of the seat in which DIR. Aldrich
sat, and only a few inches from him.
The shooting occurred on the road be-
tween Belview and Marshall about
ten o'clock IN the evening, and the
occupants of the car were unable to
get near enough to the car in which
rode the fellow firing the shot to get
its number.