The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-09-26

Mrs. Gage and daughter of Olivia
were visitors in Redwood. Falls Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Henze left We'd
nesday for short stay in the Twin
Cities.
John Murset of Brownton is the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Murset.
j. K. Lamberton and Wilbur Lam
berton were business callers at New
Ulm Thursday.
Miss Grace Hubbard left Wednes-
dav for Minneapolis where she will
attend the University.
Miss Anna Neudecker left Saturday
for her home at Clements called there
by the illness. of her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mertz and chill
dren of Vesta were Sunday guests
at the Willis Wiggens home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gold returned
Saturday from Hamline where they
attended the Methodist Conference
held there.
Mrs. Hartwick, Mrs. Bosel, Misses
Ina Metzke and Cora Metag of Nor
gan were shoppers in Redwood Falls
Saturday.
Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. S. Starke and r..
Meyer of Nicollet were guests OF
Mrs. Meyers daughter, Mrs. Bertha
1Joern last Thursday
Tony Lauterbach will leave We'd
nesday for Milwaukee where he will
take up the study of dentistry at the
Marquette University.
Miss F. Lucille Josecyln left Satur-
day for Duluth where she attended
a convention of Child Welfare Work
ers. She returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beucler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Verr Beucler of Lake
Park. Mimi. arrived Sunday for a
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. August
Carity.
Mrs. Frank Baldwin motored to
Willmar Sunday and met her sister,
Mrs. George Ogren and son of Sank
Center who will spend the week at
the Robert Byram home.
Fred Person and Tom Green were
business visitors at New Richland
Tuesday. They inspected large herd
of cattle while there but found none
that were satisfactory for purchase.
Among the Redwood Falls men who
attended the Lyon County fair at
Marshall last Thursday were G. A.
Jaehning, M. A. Ebright, F. Gerst-
mann, R. Stensvad and ]. A. john
son.
DIR. Khbride and his daughter Miss
Zelpha of Candy were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Zethener a short time Sun
day on their way to st. Paul where
Miss KiIbride will enter st. Cath
crimes College.
The Sellers Kitchen Cabinets adj
month are now on display in our win
dow. Call and let US demonstrate
them to you. Grapp Furniture and
Undertaking Company. Hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Trotter and sons
motored here Saturday from Dawson
for visit with Mrs. Trotter's mother.
Mrs. Mclean. Mr.. Trotter returned
to Dawson Monday and Mrs. Trotter
will spend the week here.
Edwin johnson of this city, was ar
rested Tuesday by Chief of Police
Mike Dempsey for driving a car while
intoxicated. He was arraigned before
Justice C. G. Seifert and fined $40
and costs and forbidden to drive his
car for three months following. st.
Peter Herald.
Miss Margaret Stewart of Seattle,
Washington, came Friday for a visit
with her sister Mrs, w. j. Melon
aid. Tuesday they drove to Red
wood Falls, where Miss Stewart re-
manned for visit with her brother
A. D. Stewart and other relatives
Walnut Grove Tribune.
Miss Norma Rothenburg of Spring
/ field has entered the University of
Minnesota, following two years spent
at the Wisconsin university at Madi-
son. Her brother, Robert, who gradu-
ated from the latter institution last
year, is taking postgraduate course
at the Minnesota university.
Major Ezra C. Clemans, pastor and
wartime chaplain of the 136th infan-
try, will have the backing of dele
gates from half dozen middle west
states, in his candidacy for position
/ o4 llnblO1di Ctldpldltl VI IilG k1IIl6TlCdIi
Legion, it was disclosed when he was
officially Endorsed by the 34th division
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Johns, of Red
wood Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Johns and Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Palmer
of Seaforth, motored to this city and
spent Sunday at the w. P. Francois
home. Mrs. C. w. Johns is a sister
of Mrs. Francois, while William Johns
and A. G.. Palmer are nephew and
niece of Mrs. Francois Marshall
Messenger.
Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon issued
marriage licenses last week to Harry
Weingarten and Helene Heidemann,
Paul Trewartha to Viola Freeman
Michael j. Dooner to Martha Johnson,
Henry Froelich to Edna Kreft, David
Petersen to Dagna M. Knudson, Frank
Rathman to Martha Gall, Left Hannah
to Clara NJ. Harnack, and James T.
Bradley to Mary E. Kinsella.
John Nyquist of Mankato killed a
full grown wolf, weighing fifty
pounds, about a mile and half east
of Judson. Mr.. Nyquist took two
nimrod friends along from Mankato
and a.couple of hounds. This is the
fourth wolf that has been killed in
the vicinity of Judson. The farmers
declare that the animals are eating
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