The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-04-25
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Miss Marian Adams came down
from Redwood Falls Saturday and
spent the weekend with her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. j. L. Adams.
Will Kempton of Minneapolis was
visitor here during the week.
Mrs. Lars George, who has been i'll
with the flu at the home, of Harry
George, has improved sufficiently to
return to her home in this city.
Ed. Adams is busy improving and
remodeling his blacksmith shop near
the city hall.
Rudy Gluth has been appointed
manager for the Pipestone Produce
Company to take the place of George
Gluth, who resigned. The Geo. Gluth
family leave soon for Portland, Ore
gon where they will make their home.
They will hold an auction sale of
household goods at their residence on
| Friday afternoon.
Nels Christensen of Redwood Falls
was caller on old time friends here
! Sunday afternoon.
DR.. and Mrs. j. l.. Adams entertain
ed the Otto Gerstman family of Gle
ments at dinner on Sunday.
The first baseball game of the sea-
son was played at Wabasso on Satur-
day afternoon. Our baseball nine was
defeated 21-19 in favor of Wabasso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts are enter
tanning Mrs. Benson of La Crosse,
Wisconsin. Mrs. Benson is the moth
er Of Mrs. Roberts.
Mrs. Otto Paape and children re-
turned to their home in Nicollet after
an extended visit at the Paape home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis and
children with Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Pol
land and daughter Evelyn attended
the Dream Theatre at Redwood Falls
to witness the production of 1.-THE
Sheik" which was on the screen for
Thursday evening.
The Brownie Theatre was well
! patronized Wednesday and Thursday
evening when the photo. play entitled
"My Wild Irish Rose" was screened.
Miss Ivis Stoltz and Quentin Hart
wick rendered the song and special
music on the piano, trombone and
violin was pleasant feature of the
evenings entertainment. eg
Miss Pearl Andrews. the Character
Analyst and Vocational Guidance Ex-
pert. sent out by the National Com
munity Federation was here during
the mast week She was busily en-
gagged in reading the character and
vocational inclinations of crowd of
youngsters and school pupils as well
as a number of groom ups who came
to find out where their principle vo-
cation in life was.
It was deeply to be regretted that
larger crowd were unable to hear
the splendid musical concert given by
our Community Band last Friday eve
ming. The rain and muddy roads
kent MANY from attending. The in
dividual members PLAYED their parts
well and the appreciative audience
encored again and again. A number
of the old familiar refrains were
given in a remarkably efficient man.
ner. There is no doubt in the minds
of our townspeople but our band is
imrroving with each succeeding con-
cert.
At the close of the regular meet
of the Royal Neighbor lodge last Tu-
esday evening party was held for
the members of the Aid and R. N. A.
lodge, whose birthdays came in April
Madames Joe Shank, John Hillig, H.
O. Johnson, Will Root and R. H.
Kempton were the honored guests.
The table was decorated with two
birthday cakes and five lighted cand-
les for each honored guest added
beauty to the serving of the delicious
repast. About twenty-five ladies en-
joyed the social affair.
Friends of Professor Otto Domian,
the science and mathematics teacher
here, are indeed glad to learn of his
good fortune in being elected the sup
erintendent of the Wabasso public
schools for the coming year. During
the school year here Prof. Domian has
held the respect and esteem of all the
pupils under his supervision. He has
had charge of the athletics in our
school and at all times has proven
himself a clean sportsman as well as
a splendid instructor. His many fri
ends here are glad to hear of his