The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-10-24

C. Al. Reynolds was business vis-
itor IN Minneabolis over the weekend
Miss. Opal Gjebler was the guest
of friends III Minneapolis over the
weekend.
Mrs. John Messer and Mrs. Amends
of Olivia were shoppers in Redwood
Falls Monday.
Attorney John Dalzell of Morton
was business caller in Redwood
Falls Monday.
Mrs, Frank Clague was guest at
the home Of Mrs. M. Porter in Min
neapolis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Mansfield re-
turned Monday from short visit
in the Twin Cities.
Frank Rohlick of Waldorf was a
weekend guest at the E. A. Juhnke
home near Redwood Falls.
Axel Hultquist of Belview spent
Monday in Redwood Falls transact
ing business at the courthouse.
Mrs. j., D. Porter and daughter,
Mrs. Knighton went to Minneapolis
Friday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Gold left last Thursday
for Redwing for a visit with her dau-
ghter Mrs. Featherstone and family.
Mrs. Josephine Ashford was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Peeke
in Minneapolis from Saturday until
Monday
Mrs. Joe Savoy left Monday for her
home at Waseca after weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. c.
| Mansfield.
Miss Mabel Meyer of Echo had the
misfortune Of breaking her leg last
week and is patient at the Redwood
Falls hospital.
| Mr.. and Mrs. HE ssler and Mrs
Olson of st. Peter spent several hours
with calling on Redwood Falls friends
Monday morning.
| Miss Mayme Wester arrived here
last Friday from Owatonna for Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. Fred Wester
She returned Tuesday.
! Ferry Nelson left Monday for Daw
son and Clarified where he will spent
the week conducting sales for the F
W. Philbrick Store.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Nestande
went to Fairfax Friday for shor
visit, going from there to Minneapo
lis. They returned Monday.
/ Mrs. David McNaughton and dau
ghter, Miss Margaret returned las
Monday from Rochester where Mrs
McNaughton received treatments a
the Mayo clinic.
| G. A. Patton of Pierpont, S. d. wa
j weekend guest at his home in Red
wood Falls leaving Sunday for Mime
apolis. From there Mr.. Patton lief
for Iowa for a. visit with his parents
/ Mrs. Laura Rosendahl who has beer
employed at the F. w. Philbrick Stor'
for several years has resigned he
position and will leave soon in com
pany with her mother, Mrs. Mar,
! Baker for Seattle, Wash. where the.
!: will make their home.
! Captain Allan Fraser left Saturda.
for Minneapolis where in compan,
with four other delegates he left Mon
day for Denver, Colorado where h
: will attend the National Guard con
: vention which is being held there thi
week from Wednesday until Friday.
Miss Title Gold who has been Wis
j .iting at Bigstone, S. d. for severa
4 weeks returned to Redwood Fal!
I Thursday and will visit at the w. h
\ Gold home for week before leavin;
:, for Redwing for visit at the hom
4 of Mr.. and Mrs. Featherstone.
/ Theodore Jensen and Hans Peterson
1 of Tracy were awarded contract a
Granite Falls October 10Th, in tn
amount of $375,O00 This contrac
consists of draining large territor
around Wood Lake and Cottonwood
Jensen Il Peterson will be remembers
as the contractors who constructs
the ditch through Vesta and numerou
other bitches in Redwood County. Nj
Jensen at present is. putting in tn
water mains in our city.
!. d. w. Gold, the secretary of tn
Redwood Falls Golf club, asks al
those who have entertained guests o
the course this summer to please sen
in the money due the club for thi
privilege. A charge of twenty-fiv
cents per day is made for each guest
Several of the members have recent
paid such Indebtedness and if other
who have had guests will do the sam
it will be much appreciated by the of
ficers who are endeavoring to rails
, necessary club funds. Mr.. Gold ais
wishes to state that considerabl
damage has been done to some of tn
property on the grounds and urge
that this be stopped. These are pri
vate grounds and anyone who is no
member is trespassing when he en-
tiers the grounds. Anyone caugh
damaging the property in any wa,
will be punished in accordance wit
the law.