The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-12-19

il Henry Buechner was business
caller Saturday at Bird Island.
Rud Stensvad returned Thursday
from short visit in the Twin Cities
i Mrs. H. H. Nuremberg of Olivia wa
i shopper Saturday in Redwood Falls
i Mrs. H. B. Cole and Miss Alice Lit
4 tie were callers Monday afternoon al
Il Franklin.
Martin Grunden of Gales Township
q was q business caller Monday in Red
wood Falls.
Melvin Ruhl was operated upon fol-
4 appendicitis Saturday at the Redwood
Falls hospital.
j. Hanson who assisted at the May
i Department Store last week has re
j turned to Iowa.
Misses Rose and Inez Muehlhouse
of Olivia were Sunday guests Of Miss
Il Marie Schneider.
MILFORD Boone of Minneapolis viii
4 arrive this week and will spend the
holidays with F. j. Newman.
Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon ISSUED
i marriage license last week to Stan
i ton Haroo and Amelia Frank.
Miss Mercedes Ford will leave Fri
i day for Waldorf where she will speno
the holidays with her parents.
I Miss Agnes Tremhley will leave
/ Friday for her home at Winnebage
/ where she will spend Christmas.
Miss Alphid Larson who is teach
| ing at Montevideo will spend the holi-
DAYS with her sister, Mrs. Julian
! Stensvad.
Mrs. Anton Hegge returned to Des
Moines, Iowa last week after weeks
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Knapp.
Mervin Mason who is attending q
Teachers College in Iowa will spend
Christmas with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs S. O. Mason.
GIVE your hogs and cattle Christ
mas treat by buying salt from the
Redwood Shipping Association, at go
cents for 125 Id. sack.
Mrs. George Borneman has RESIGNED
her position as teacher in the High
! School and will leave Saturday for
her home at st. Peter.
MISS Mary Peterson returned
I Monday from Minneapolis where she
/ has been the guest of Miss Leila
/ Kempton for several days.
/ Mrs. Lillian Lamberton will leave
1 Thursday for Minneapolis where she
/ will spend Christmas with her dau-
/ ghter, Mrs. j. E. Mulligan.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mason and
children returned last week from a
visit with Mrs. Msson's parents, MI
and Mrs. Fred Wahlgren,
| F. G. York of Kentucky arrived
here Monday and will spend several
days in Underwood Township looking
after his farming interests.
Home made mincemeat the City
Market. Try some, its cheaper and
/ goes farther. 23-1t
| Mrs. F. j. Newman and children
will leave Saturday for Canton, MINI
where they will spend Christmas
with Mrs Newman's parents.
Miss Mayme Wester will arrive here
! Friday from Owatonra and will :
/ the guest of her mother Mrs. Fred
/ Wester until alter Christmas
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stoll and chill
/ dren of Redwood Falls spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
/ Erickson.-Franklin Tribune.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. O'Meara and
! family will motor to LIE Sueur Center
| Sunday where they will be guests OF
/ Mr.. O'Meara's mother over Christmas.
BEDDING THE PRACTICAL GIFT.
Single all wool blankets, extra large
| size, 68xS4 inches, Oregon City make,
/ in beautiful checks patterns. Aune 4
! Thune. 23-1t
Miss Ida Kuenzli who is teaching
at Chokio will arrive here Saturday
and will spend the holidays with her
| parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kuenzli
at North Redwood.
/ Oliver Steele and John Day of Min
neapolis were guests last week from
! Tuesday until Thursday of Mr..
| Steele's father William Steele and
sister, Mrs. Fred Knapp.
/ Mrs. Martin Freise and children
! who have been visiting with Mrs.
Freise's sister, Mrs. Stanley Boushek
at Darlington, N. D. since Thanksgiv-
1 ing will return this week.
1 Mrs, Harry Ward left Monday for
i Rochester where she will receive
| medical treatment at the Mayo Hos
pital. Mr.. Ward accompanied Mrs
Ward as far as Sleepy Eye.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Fleischbein and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Mather of
/ ST. Paul will motor here Sunday and
will be guests at the home of Mr.. and
4 Mrs. j. A. Stensvad Christmas.
Miss Eva White who teaches at Two
Harbors and Miss Ethel White who
/ teaches at Winterset, Iowa will ar
rive Saturday to spend the holidays
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
J. White.
i Miss F. Lucille Joscelyn will leave
/ Saturday for Marengo, Illinois where
| she will spend Christmas with hel
/ parents. Miss Joscelyn will also Wis.
it with relatives in Chicago and spenc
a few days in st. Paul on business
matters before returning.
] GIVE your hogs and cattle a Christ.
mas treat by buying salt from the
Redwood Shipping Association, at 9(
I cents for a 125 lb. sack.
The grade school building at Clark.
field was burned to the ground Tues.
day night with considerable loss