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

Carl Klabune of Wabasso transacted
business here Wednesday.
Miss Lucie GIFTS was Sunday gu
est at her home at Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Scott of Delhi
were Redwood Falls callers Saturday:
Mrs. Wood Brown is visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Eischen at
Evan.
Perry Nelson left Monday for Com
the Philbrick Store.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A Cooper left Tu-
esday for Remer where they will
spend several weeks at their cabin.
D. Fawkes received serious injuries
last week while working on a road
job and is patient at the Hospital.
Mrs. M. ]. Piersol and two children
of Olivia were guests last week of
Mrs. Piersol's sister, Mrs. Walter
Mertz.
Niola Voss, the four year old dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Voss of
Morton was operated upon for appen-
dicits Monday at the Hospital
Howard Whitcomb and Vern Ro-
berts returned to Winnebago Monday
where they are attending Parker Col
lege after visit at their homes here.
Miss Nellie Pay, her brother R. Pay
and her attorney, Judge Hughes all of
MankatO, were visitors in Redwood
Falls Tuesday. While here they were
guests at the H. NJ. Aune home.
The Bank at Klossner, Sibley Coun-
ty, was robbed Monday night. The
thieves made their getaway with
$500 cash and thousand dollars of
Liberty Bonds. Up to Tuesday noon
no clue of them had been found.
The second card party of the series
of these functions being given by the
Girls Club of the Church of st. Cath
crime, will be given in the church
parlors Wednesday evening, Novem-
Der 14th., Luncheon will be served at
the close of the evening. The public
is invited. Tilt.
Another new home is being erected
in the east part of town, where Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Lohrenz are building
residence which will compare favor
ably with any home in the city when
it is completed. w. L. Hardy is the
contractor for this structure and the
materials are purchased of the Bots
ford Lumber Company.
N G.. Pratt died Sunday evening
at the home of his son, Frank Pratt
who resides south Of Redwood Falls.
The body was taken to the Odlaug
undertaking chapel pending the fun
eral arrangements which cannot be
made until Mr.. Pratt's daughters, re-
siding in Washington and Montana,
arrive. 1t is expected however that
interment will be made in the Genet
cry at Waterville where members of
Mr.. Pratt's family are buried. The
deceased was past eighty-six years of
age and had been in failing health
for long time. He is survived by
his two sons Frank and Vern Pratt
both of Redwood Falls, and three
daughters, two of them residing in
the west and the other a resident of
Morristown, Minnesota.
A party of Redwood Falls residents
motored to st. Peter Sunday after
noon and enjoyed dinner at the new
Cook Cafe at six o'clock, returning to
Redwood Falls in the evening. The
party included Mrs. Maude Winter,
Mrs. Frances Davis, Miss Esther
Davis, Mrs. Bess NJ. Wilson and her
daughter Jean, and Ingolf Stensvad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook were formally
opening their new building Sunday
and Monday and special menu and
special music were features Of the oc-
casion. Their new cafe building is
very complete and handsome and an
institution of which st. Peter may
well be proud.