The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-11-07

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the supper. Tilt.
Tom Nelson of Wanda transacted
business here Saturday.
Henry Zorn of Vesta was a visitor
in Redwood Falls Wednesday.
George Schmiesing of Lucan was a
Redwood Falls caller Wednesday.
Perry Nelson returned Friday from
a short business visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. v. N. Montgomery of Vesta
was a Saturday visitor in Redwood
Falls.
Axel Hultquist of Belview spent
Saturday in Redwood Falls in the
transaction of business.
G.. w. Gold and F. Griffith left
Friday for Rener where they will
spend several days hunting.
Mrs. Gertrude Becker arrived here
Saturday from Mankato for a visit
with her mother, Mrs. T. D. Barber.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Chapel motor
ed here Saturday from Freeport,
Illinois for visit with their daughter,
Mrs. c. M. Showalter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Marvin and Mrs
Chester Baldwin and children left
last week for a visit at Sac City
Iowa. They will return this week.
Mark Colt who has been visiting
with relatives in the Twin Cities has
returned to Redwood Falls and is a
guest at the home of his daughter
Mrs. D. L. Crimmins.
Julius A. Schmahl of SAINT Paul
transacted business in this locality
last Saturday. While in Redwood
Falls Mr.. Schmahl was the guest of
his brother H. G. Schmahl.
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER-In school
District Ne. Renville County Thurs
day, November 8th. School located 5 "
miles north of Redwood Falls. Serv-
ing begins at o'clock; 40 cts. per
plate and 25 cts. for children under
ten. Proceeds of the evening will be
used to help pay for piano.-Leonora
Neuenburg, teacher. lit. pd
The School house in District No. 90
burned to the ground last Thursday
night, the origin of the fire being
unknown. This is the most south
western school district in the County
located in Springdale township and l.
known as the Doble district. Miss
Violet Doble was the teacher. Miss
Fern Kennedy, Superintendent o.
County Schools went to the district
Tuesday to consult with the directors
concerning the continuation of school.
The high school cast which is to
present "a Pair of Skies" at the
Armory Friday evening, November
much hard work into the production
and Ralph f. Nelson, who is coaching
the play, assures the public that it
will be very creditably given. There
are twelve young men and women in
the cast and they have been working
hard at the play for the past three
weeks. The proceeds will be used to
defray some of the expense of main
tanning the athletics of the school.
J. P. Cooper returned Monday from
Milwaukee where he and Mrs. Cooper
went last Wednesday in response to a
call from Miss Avis Kvello, their
granddaughter, who sustained quite
serious inquiries about ten days ago
Miss Kvello, who is student at Mil
waukee- Downer College, was taking
a riding lesson and was thrown from
her horse. In falling she struck upon
her head in such way as to sustain
a slight fracture and a conclusion
While she is making an excellent re-
covery from her injuries, she is still
confined to her room in the college in
Urinary where she has been examined
by several of the physicians of Mil
waukee all of whom assure her grand
parents that she will entirely recover
within reasonable length of time
Mrs. Cooper remained with Miss
Kvello and will stay in Milwaukee
until the later is able to return to
her home here for stay before re-
Stunning her work at the college.
A meeting of the veterinarians OF
Redwood County was held at Wabasse
recently for the purpose of establish.
ing a uniform price for vaccination
of hogs for hog cholera. After con
sidering the matter from every angle
it was agreed that a uniform price OF
Is percent on the net cost price OF
serum would be added to the serum
which is costing the veterinarians al
present, according to their statements
81 90 per 100 cubic centimeters or one
cent per C. c. The 25 percent added
to this cost would be slips per Ion
C. c. or 1Ac per C. c. The veterinary
has to pay all the telephone, tele
graph, express, drayage, breakage
and loss out of this and it leaves g
small margin with which to work
The uniform fixed charges for the
professional work of the veterinary
was agreed on at 10c per head regard
less of size and number up to mini
mum of so pigs. For smaller mum,
bers it was agreed that a mileage
charge was legitimate. This is to be
made according to the Judgment of the
veterinary. 1t was the expression OF
the veterinarians that with these fees
they would be able to render service
to their patrons in the way of OBJ.
servation after the treatment that
would undoubtedly be worth consider
able to the farmer.