The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-09-05

Mrs. Helms of Olivia was shop
pers in Redwood Falls Wednesday.
n. G. Schmahl went to Minneapoli
Monday for short stay on business
F. G. Hubbard was visitor in Min
neapolis, Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Agnes Trembley was the gu
est Of her parents at Winnebago Owe
the weekend.
Mrs. Al. White left Thursday fol
Faribault where she will be the gu
est of relatives.
A. j. White went to Halleck, Mimi
Thursday, where he will spend severa
days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Borg returned
last week from a short motor trip
northern Minnesota.
Miss Eva White left Thursday fol
Two Harbors where she will teach II
the high school this year.
Leigh Winter left Thursday fol
Buffalo, S. D. where he will spend tn'
next two weeks on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hibbs and sol
of Marshall were visitors IN REDWOOD
Falls last Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Florence Ford Of Wabasso was
the guests of her sister, Miss MERGED
es Ford, Thursday and Friday.
Miss Clara Berdan left Friday fol
Albert Lea where she will resume hel
work as teacher in the high school.
Miss Ethel White left Thursday fol-
Winterset. Iowa where she has accept
ed a position as teacher for this year
Miss Ella Mae Hicks returned tt
Minneapolis Thursday after a shor1
visit with her sister, Mrs. j. w. Ing
lis.
Mrs. Mann and her daughter Miss
Helen left Wednesday for Minneapo-
lis where Miss Mann will teach this
year.
Miss Adena Zimmerman was al
Redwood Falls, Tuesday, Where she
had her tonsils removed.-Morgar
Messenger.
Miss Margaret Mullaney returned
to her home at New Prague, Thurs
day, after a visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Wells.
Charles Burmeister returned last
Tuesday from Culver, Indiana where
he has been in training at the military
camp for several weeks.
Mrs. John Clark returned last weel
from Proctor, where she was beer
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. M
Overam for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Corbet and sons
motored to Minneapolis Friday ant
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Zurst and Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connell over
the weekend.
If you will find a way or make one
is a good motto. The way is easy tt
find if you attend Mankato CONNER
cial College, Mankato, MINI. Sene
for catalog. . 40 S-lt.
Miss Dolly Schultz of REDWOOD
Falls and Miss Lena Fixsen of New
Ulm returned to their homes the frs
of the week after ten days visit al
the F. w. Fixsen home.-Morgan Mes
senger.
Mrs. Rosena Rain, and daughters
Anna and Nora, and Mrs. G. r. Al
berts of Redwood Falls spent las
Saturday afternoon at the Otto Flon
home in Swedes Forest.-Belview In
dependent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collins am
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Georgt
Watson and family of Schaller, Iowa
were guests at the c. P. Collins home
on Wednesday and made tour Of
Ramsey Park before leaving for 9th
er points in the State.
Miss Lottie Miller who has beer
employed at the Joint Stock Lans
Bank for several months resigned hel
work there and left Friday for Min
neapolis going from there to Man
kato for visit at her home before
leaving for California.
DIR. and Mrs. Jaehning and son o.
Twin Valley were the guests of rela
tives in Redwood Falls and Morton
over the weekend. Miss Inez Bjorn
son accompanied them here and re
manned to take up her work as teach
er in the fourth grade of the public
schools.
Marshall flour mills signalled tn,
end of its activities Aug. 18th at 4:4(
p. M, when the long familiar sount
Of it's plant whistle indicated that i
was "shut down." says the Marshal
News Messenger. AS to whether i
is not only "down" but "out," is lef
for time to tell. A number of tn,
mills employees have secured othel
positions.
A Ford touring car driven by /;
party from Redwood Falls, and head
ed south, met with an unfortune acct
dent when it collided with a Gov
which crossed the road unseen i.
front of the car last Saturday night
Although the ear was badly damaged
the occupants of the car ESCAPED
what might have proved fatal in re
suits. Farmers should keep thei
cows and other livestock in theil
yards at night at least, as it is onl!
a dangerous menace to tourist
travelling at night and will save botl
tourists and farmers extra expens
liability for all concerned. The acct
dent happened about five and one
half miles north Of Lamberton o.
the state highway.-Northern Lighl
H. L. Beecher, general manager o
the Eagle Roller Mill company, O
this city was elected treasurer of tn
Southern Minnesota Mills association
at the annual meeting held at Mime
apolis. C. M. Palmer of the Hubbar
Milling company of Mankato wa
elected president, c. T. Vandenover o
Minneapolis, secretary and W. E
Webb, Wabasha Roller Mills company
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