The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-10-17

Fred Schoelkoph is patient at the
Redwood Falls hospital this week.
Mrs. ]. F. May and family of Mil
ford, Iowa were guests OF Mr.. May
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Cherry are the par
ents of daughter born Sunday, Octo-
Der 14th.
Bert Kleaver, manager of the Rural
Telephone Co., was business caiief
at Wabasso Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Christianson OF
Springfield were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter King.
Leo May who has been assisting at
the H. G. Schmahl store returned TO
Spirit Lake, Iowa Sunday.
REGULAR MISUNDERSTANDING
Lodge No. 81, A. F. and A. M, wed
nesday evening, October 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Gold returned
To Redwood Falls Tuesday after sew
eral weeks spent in the east.
Mrs. Neal McCloud and Mrs. Mary
RYAN of Granite Falls were guests OF
their sister, Mrs. Oliver Leavens Sun
day.
w. C. Caldwell and T. c. Macoubre.y
of St. Paul were business visitors III
Redwood Falls Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. Jamison, Mrs. j. Arnold and
Mrs. Keller of Walnut Grove were
shoppers in Redwood Falls MONDAY
afternoon.
Mrs. Howard Mason and two chill
dren left last week for Minneapolis
for visit with Mrs. Mason's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wahlgren.
Walter Milbradt and his sister, MISS
Elsie Milbradt returned to Redwood
Falls Monday after week spent at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Jensen
of Minneapolis.
The District Meeting of the Rebe-
kah lodges will be held at Redwood
Falls Wednesday afternoon, OCTOBER
nth. The Olivia Team Will put on
the degree work.
The Degree of Honor held a speclal
meeting of their lodge at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wilcox Saturday
EVENING About twenty-five mem
bers were present.
Theodore jacobson is reported ~
he getting along very nicely at the
Redwood Falls Hospital, after under<
Going an operation for appendicitis
Belview Independent:
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hammermeistel,
and daughter, Irene, Mrs. herman
Crnendeman and Mrs. julius Cru
ondeman were Redwood Falls VISITORS
Wednesday-Morgan Messenger.
Mrs. Stanley Atkinson arrived mere ::
Saturday from Los Angeles, Gan
fornia for a visit with her mother,
Mrs G. A. Patton before returning
- her home in Regina, Canada.
Dr A. w. Ross and A. P. FAX re-
.,,rned Friday from Minneapolis wneIe
49, 49, attended a meeting of the otaSe
e Slod Of the Presbyterian chuIc:'
held there from Tuesday 9h'n
day. o,un notored
po,U;aw Sunday and were guess
70 "Ia+;yes for the day. Ihey al ~
OF I'D social gathering at ~
a ae.ea Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. yin"
mestad. :, h his sis
John Balko, dSSop Edna and
tiers. the Misses Ida anu g Redwood
Miss Florence AmbeIg Oh ;s;tors at
Talls were over-Sunday V nIi,ford -
tha Gust. Haber home IN hli'0i "
brown County Journal.
The Westminster Guild VIII Dc De- ~
.. M ST the home of Mrs. BRAN
.ei 'd Ei;nn next Tuesday evening", Ocso-
az r % Misses Ruby Hansley ana Aoe-
H. Eov will assist Mrs. Fllnn a.
hostess. All members who were no,
nresent at the last meeting anu WI
have not given the toothbrush "niel
is to he sent to Siam are requested ~
bring them to this meeting.
Wn, Rliesmer and wife have de-
c;ded that it does not pay to KeeI
chickens in town. In fact, they have
learned that they cannot keep them
They brought over five hundred
chickens to town when they moved
away from the w. A. LANCE farm
and one night a short time ago more
than a hundred fine springs mystefl
ously disappeared from the yard
Clarence Fhinney also reports the
theft of about one hundred chicken!
anu cl0Ncl tuI hOyo iANiiA ---
Wood Lake News.
The schools of the state are dlVld
ed into IL basket ball districts. Las
Saturday the school of District No
8 of which Wabasso is member me-
at Belview. The schools included II
the district are: Walnut Grove, Bel
view, Clara City, Raymond, Maynard
Russell, Balaton, Delhi, Wanda, Nor
| gan and Wabasso. The four teams
winning the greatest percentage o.
their games will meet at Redwood
Falls in March to play for the cham
pionship of the district. The winner
is then sent to the state tournament
at st. Paul to play for the stat'
championship.-W abasso Standard.
Emil Howe, cashier of the Citizen:
State Bank of Wabasso, this weei
received letter from Joseph Safer
who left here September 9Th, for
visit to Germany. Mr.. Safer statet
that he almost missed passage on hi:
boat as it left New York at 10 O.
clock in the forenoon instead of
o'clock as he had been told. The
trip across covered twelve days ant
was greatly enjoyed, the weather be
ing fine. Mr.. Safer says that HI
now feels like a millionaire, havins
received one hundred million mark:
for one dollar. When he arrived al
his old home none of the members OF
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