The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-07-25


Editor b. A. Green Of WAbasso wa
caller ia Redwood Falls Saturday.
n. and. Mrs. Harry BEaty and fam
ily Of Redwood Falls were Lamberto1
visitors Tuesday.
8 Miss 1nez Root was the guest o
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. Roo
4 at Morgan Sunday.
We are offering fibre furniture
greatly reduced prices. Grapp Furnl
fure. and undertaking Co. 2-1t
, + Miss Leona Juhnke returned Frida,
! from Seaforth where she was tn
guest of Miss Helen Rohlick.
Il Mrs. Fox went to Elbow LAX
Thursday for visit with Mr.. and. Mrs
: A. D. McRae. She returned Monday
Fourteen boys at Madelia were re
\ Gently up before the justice for shoot
ing BIRDS The bird life of Mime
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. SWEET and chill
dren left last Tuesday for Iowa for
visit with relatives. They returned
Saturday.
\ J Lac dhi Parle county has placed Z
bounty of five cents each for every
| crow killed between August 18th ant
/ September 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ruder anG
Mrs. Ruder's mother, Mrs. Baker re-
turned Wednesday from visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Baker at Montevideo
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Aune of Red
wood Falls, accompanied by ID. M.
Aune and daughter Eleanora visited
Wednesday at the George Grimm
home.
Balaton will dedicate its fine, new
creamery Saturday of this week. A
strong program has been arranged Tor
the occasion, and a number of promi-
nent speakers will take part.
While drilling a well on Rock
county farm vein of oil-bearing sand
was struck at depth of $50 #. The
well was sunk for another 25 feet and
is said to give fourth a mixture OF
water and crude oil.
Mrs. Frances Davis entertained fif-
teen young married ladies at her home
Thursday evening in compliment to
Mrs. Jack Winters. The time was
spent in sewing and refreshments
served at the close of the evening.
Mrs. Eddy Schleuder returned Mon
day from Minneapolis where she has
been visiting at the home of her broth
err. She was companied here by her
nephews David and Hedley and niece
Elizabeth Donavon who will visit at
her home.
Probably the oldest person to cast
a vote in the special senatorial elecr
ton was Grandma Shequen, who was
among the early voters in the village
of Balaton. Mrs. Shequen recently
passed her 1O5th birthday anniver-
sary.
Mrs. Glenn Gold entertained COM
pany of ladies at her home Thursday
afternoon in compliment to Mrs.
Walter Cummings of st. Paul and
| Miss Winnifred Burmeister. Refresh
ments were served at the close OF the
afternoon. anso1
Mrs. Ellen Hensel and little grand.
daughter, Theora Bake, went up tc
Redwood Falls Monday afternoon
They will remain there couple OF
weeks while the little girl will re-
ceive treatments for hip trouble
Fairfax Standard.
The Yeoman Lodge has commit.
tee out searching for suitable site
for a $50, 200, 900 home. This commit.
tee has visited 33 states and inspected
600 sites, including Green Lake. The
latter may win the prize as is beauty
has created favorable impression.
The City of Pipestone wants gov
eminent postoffce building and as
evidence of this fact about forty OF
it's leading citizens including band
met Congressman Frank Clague al
Tyler last Wednesday and stated their
case. A banquet was served at the
hotel after the meeting in the park
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Eckstein and
daughter, Beata, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Quarnstrom motored
to Morristown, Sunday, and called on
Morristown's genial druggist, BILLY
Yackel, whom they found to be enjoy
ing nice business, and who sent re-
CARDS to his Comfrey friends.-Com-
frey Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Winter and Lee
Winter motored to Onamia Saturday
for a visit until Monday with their
mother, Mrs. Maude Winter. They
were accompanied as far as st. Cloud
by Mrs. James Peeke who left from
there for her home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Peeke has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. j. Ashford for a week.
C. w. Street, former superintendent
of schools of Redwood Falls, has been
appointed as inspector of elementary
schools of the state of Minnesota, te
succeed DR.. Mclean, who has been
named as president of the state teach
ers' college at Moorehead. Mr.. Street
was superintendent of the Nashwauk
schools during the past year.
Auctioneer C. C. Croker of Red
wood Falls was business visitor III
this city Monday. While here he
stated that he was receiving numerous
inquiries for auction sale dates from
many in this community. Mr.. Crockel
i has been in the auctioneering game
for the last Is years and has met with
good success in his chosen profession
i Springfield Advance-Press.
i With the effects of the senatorial
election not yet worn off the voter
of Sleepy Eye are asked to again visi
the polls next Tuesday, July "a, whe'
the special election for the purpose o
adopting four amendments to the cit.
charter will be held. The polls vii
be at the regular places for the tw
wards and they will be open from ST
in the morning until nine at night.
We have on display for the mex