The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-08-08
City and County

James McGregor of Vesta was a
guest at the Philbrick home Monday.
Mrs. M. w. French returned Friday
from visit with her daughter Mrs.
Potter at her home near Vesta.
w. B. Clement spent Sunday with
his daughters who are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Olson Of Renville.
Glenn Parson and Douglas Whyte
motored to Window Saturday after
noon spending Sunday with friends
there.
Miss F. Lucille Joscelyn spent Sum
day with Misses Jennie and Ada Winn
at their home on Pleasant Grove
Farm.
A ban has been put on dances in
a township in Douglas county, where
the officers set the license fee at
100000.
Miss Mary Peterson was a Sunday
guest of Miss Fern Kennedy at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Kennedy.
Mrs. Ella Martinson of Litchfeld,
accompanied by her two sons Albert
and Oscar, were guests of Mrs. Carrie
Smithers Sunday.
Monroe Baldwin arrived from Pine
River Saturday, called here by the
serious illness Of his daughter Mrs.
Ralph Wetmore.
A new drinking fountain has been
installed at the First National Bank
corner to take the place of the one
which was wrecked some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. CA. Reynolds, Mrs.
Floyd Reynolds and Mrs. B. M. Will
son motored to Montevideo and Gran
tie Falls Sunday, returning Sunday
evening.
Miss Alvina Lund who was recently
operated upon at Minneapolis hos
A,pital arrived here Saturday and is
now a guest at the home of her sister
Mrs. G. L. Grapp.
VIM. Fleischer returned to his duties
s<ns night operator at the local depot,
NRedwopent with his parents at North
s Mrs. pd.-Franklin Tribune.
Saturdss E. L. Spencer returned home
6he re ay from Minneapolis where
Eiters gently was operated upon at
nakir hospital Mrs. Spencer is
Hines lg an excellent recovery from her
F IS.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Osweiler and
q Family motored to Redwood Falls on
Friday and spent the day at the
Iauterbach home there. Mrs. Osweil-
er and Mrs. Lauterbach were former
.schoolmates.-Mar Messenger.
H. o. johnson of the Ramsey Hotel
Returned Sunday from a visit with
DIR. Preston Bradley of Chicago at his
home on Black Duck Island in Lake
Vermillion. Mr.. Johnson reports that
the trout fishing there was the very
best.
Miss Esther Davis left Sunday for
Minneapolis. In company with Miss
Mildred Lobdell of Minneapolis she
went Monday morning to Itasca Park
where the two young ladies will be
guests at Douglas Lodge during their
vacation of two weeks.
4 The Women's Foreign Missionary
y tociety of the Methodist church will
..4ieet at the home of Mrs. w. R. Ro-
kgberts Thursday AFTERNOON at three o.
clock. A special program has been
arranged and tea will be served at
the end of the session.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gold and dau-
ghters and Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Gold
were guests at the home of Mrs. H.
M. Dale at Renville Sunday. Mrs.
ID. w. Gold and her little son remained
at Renville and will be guests of Mrs.
Dale during the month of August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Orth had as
I; their weekend guests Mrs. Charles
e. Game and daughter Lois and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Fay of Morris, Mimi.
and Miss Louisa Wooltham of Mime
apolis. The party motored to New
Ulm Sunday, spending the day there.
st. Veronicas Guild will be enter
tanned by the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Church of the Holy Communion at the
parish house next Thursday afternoon
from three to five o'clock. The pre-
sident earnestly requests that all
members make a special effort tt
attend this meeting.
Tracy is a progressive city. Sever
al years ago all the main streets OF
the place were paved and now the
city is arranging to gravel every street
4 in the municipality, which was not
4 paved. In addition bonds to the ex-
\ tent Of $1,000 were voted recently to
4 construct additional sewers.
/ Miss Florence Zehetner and Miss
4 Irene Zehetner motored to Minneapo-
! lis Sunday in company with the Kill
/ bride family of Candy, who were
4 guests at the Zehetner home last week
\ After visit of two or three days in
n Minneapolis the young ladies will go
Is Shell River, Wis. for visit with
relatives.
H The township unit of the Redwood
b Falls Home Bureau will hold it's first
Il class in the clothing project at the
4 home of Mrs. Floyd Hessman Thurs
Il day afternoon. Mrs. Walter Collins
II will have charge of the class. Each
1 member is asked to bring her own
Il sewing materials and quarter of a
K yard of stout cloth.
| Joe Lerschen, popular orchestra
leader is to move from Marshall to
q New Ulm Sept LIST. Mr.. Lerschen's
orchestra is in great demand in that
section and the long auto drives after
| work has forced him to make the
move. We understand that he has
also received two contracts for play
ling in New Ulm, one to play every
Sunday evening at large theatre
there and the other for playing at
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