The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-02-14

Parker Sanders returned Monday
from short stay in the Twin Cities
Mrs. Dale of Minneapolis spent
Monday here with her daughter, Mrs.
! Donald Gold
+ Earl Mcpherson and son Mickey re-
/ turned Friday from a short stay with
relatives in Minneapolis.
I Sheriff l.. j. Kise and his brother l..
Kise of Minneapolis will go to Granite
Falls Wednesday on business matters.
1 Mrs. Lillian Lamberton went to Min
neapolis Tuesday for a visit with her
daughter Mrs. J. E. Mulligan and fam
/ lily.
/ DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman returned
+ to Remer Friday after visit with
their daughters, Mrs. r. A. Cooper and
/ Mrs. A. Hassenstab.
DIR. and Mrs. HI. j. Henze entertain
ed the Card Club at their home last
Thursday evening, five hundred being
played at three tables,
Mrs. Cora Grapp and daughter Lu-
ellie returned Monday from Minneapo-
lis where they have been the guests of
relatives for several days.
The Second District Bankers Asso-
/ citation will meet next summer at New
Ulm according to a recent announce
ment in the Brown County Journal.
! Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon issued
marriage licenses last week to: George
J. Flessner and Katherine p Reynolds
and A. c. Schmahl to Anna Buechner.
Mrs c. Thoen went to Olivia Mon
/ day afternoon and attended the Mu-
sicale given at the Gymnasium, her
daughter Miss Dorothy was among
those taking part on the program.
i F.. T. Maxson, Vern and Guy Maxson
and Everett Woodruff of Marshall
/ were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Weldon last Tuesday on their way to
Minneapolis to attend the Auto Show.
Mrs. Byron Doyle left Monday night
for Hamline to visit her daughter
Miss Nellie Doyle who is i'll there.
Miss Doyle is a student at the Ham
line University and her mother was
informed Monday that she had been
i'll for several days.
Mrs. Archie MaeDougall of Wenach
tee, Wash, who has recently been seri.
ously i'll, is reported to be improving
nicely, her nurse and physician prom
/
MacDougall has been the victim of
ptomaine poisoning and her condition
was so serious as to make her friends
here most anxious.
A pretty pre-lenten party was given
at the home of Ms. o. X. Melges last
Saturday evening, the assisting
hostesses being Mrs. n. F. Dripps,
Mrs. H. M. Aune and Miss Marie
Thune. The Melges home was pref
tily decorated in the valentine colors
and was most attractive. Five hun
dred was played at eleven small tables
and delicious luncheon was served on
these tables at the close of the even
ing's play.
The Old-Time dance given at the
Armory Monday evening was very
successful affair both socially and fin
ancially. Music was furnished by the
Klondike Orchestra of Birch Coulee an
organization which organized twenty
FIVE years ago. The orchestra con-
sisting of four instruments played all
the old-time music much to the ,ap-
probation of the dancers who enjoyed
turning back the years and resuming
their youth for an evening. The at
was idI &c cIShlS
dance tickets being sold, aside from
the spectators tickets.
The attention of ex-service men is
called to the following notice; The
u. S. Veterans Bureau has been trans
ferred from Minneapolis to Saint Paul.
All communications in connection with
claims, insurance and training should
be addressed to Sub District Manager
of the u. S. Veterans Bureau, Hamm
Building, st. Paul A field office is
still maintained at the Civic and Com
merce Association at Mankato under
the charge of Sidney p. Skoog. The
government is much interested and
advises all those who have allowed
their insurance to lapse to re-instate.
Liberia, terms are offered which the
service man cannot affod to overlook.
The Redwood Falls Farmers Club
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sexton Friday evening, February 3.
The following program was enjoyed.
Monologue ----- Clifton Weeks
Monologue - Mr.. Christensen
Dialogue, Merle and Robert Campbell
Debate: Resolved that raising alfalfa
is more profitable than raising corn
in this locality. Robert Stewart and
Homer Clipson upheld the affirmative,
Edgar Winn and Bert Barnum the
+ negative. The judges decided in favor
of the negative. After the program
; a short business meeting was held.
A vote of thanks was given Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Sexton for opening their home
/ to the club. The next meeting will be
March 9, with Mr. and Mrs. r. M.
Campbell. The program committee is
i Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mrs. Sexton and
/ Esther Anderson. The refreshment
committee is Bert Barnum and Homer
Clipson.
LADIES-Do your own hemstitch-
ing and picoting. Attachment fits any
sewing machine. Postpaid for 81 p.