The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-09-19

Fred J. Starr of Delhi was busi-
ness visitor here Monday.
P. D. Green of Redwing was a
business visitor here Monday.
George Freeman of Walnut Grove
transacted business here Monday.
Mrs. E. Brown of Fairfax was
visitor in Redwood Falls Saturday.
| w. J. Lang of Vesta transacted
business in Redwood Falls Saturday.
j. A. Barrett of Minneapolis is the
| guest of his brother Leo Barrett and
family.
/ Miss Ella Ohleson of Springfield
was shopper in Redwood Falls Sat
urday afternoon.
Paul Gold left Monday for the Twin
Cities where he will spend several
days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilleland of
Morton are the parents of son born
Friday, September 1th.
Miss Aster johnson of Morgan was
operated upon at the Redwood Falls
hospital last Wednesday for appendix
tits.
Will Grapp of Minneapolis was a
business visitor in Redwood Falls over
the weekend. He was accompanied
by his son.
4 A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Kern of Olivia at the
Redwood Falls hospital Saturday,
September Is.
Miss Helen Olson left Monday for
Minneapolis where she will spend sew
eral days on business connected with
the Southern Minnesota Joint Stock
Land Bank.
/ A number of friends of Mrs. Ack-
man gathered at her home Friday
evening, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary. The evening was
spent in playing bridge.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Naab of Crystal
Bay, MINI. arrived Saturday for a
visit with Mrs. Naab's sister Mrs
James Little near Seaforth. They
will return Wednesday.
DR.. j. L. Adams motored to Red
wood Falls Sunday evening accom-
panied by Mrs. Fox and daughter
Wilma and Miss Marion Adams who
spent the day at the Adams home at
Morgan.
Charles He'd, Jr. son of Mrs
Charles He'd of St. Paul had his ton
sils removed Wednesday by DR.. Brand
and is now getting along nicely
Mrs. He'd and her son are guests at
the R. Zeimer home
Roy Heskett Of Waterloo, Iowa
motored here Saturday, leaving in the
afternoon accompanied by Miss AIDE
line Fox, nurse at the hospital who
will spend two weeks vacation with
her parents at Waterloo.
Sunday evening the Standard Bear
ers under the supervision of THEN
president, Miss Ruby Kuenzli, will
; give a program consisting of little
playlet, Thanksgiving Ann" and sew
eral musical numbers at the Methodist
| church at 8 o'clock. Everyone is cor.
, daily invited to attend
Friends of H. M. Hitchcock who re.
, Gently underwent a serious operation
: at Minneapolis hospital are glad tc
know that he is convalescing nicely
: and is well on the way to recovery
. Mrs. Hitchcock and her daughter Miss
Hazel are with Mr.. Hitchcock
The Mankato Presbytery meets al
Vesta Tuesday evening of this week
the session closing either Wednesday
evening or. Thursday noon. Dr. A. w
:. Ross, pastor of the Redwood Fall:
Presbyterian Church, will be in at
tendance and County Treasurer A. P
Falk has been appointed the delegate
from the local church with A. D
Smith as alternate.
Miss Ella Mantzke went to Mime
: apolis Wednesday for a short visi
with relatives returning to Redwoo,
Falls Friday Miss Mantzke who wa
to have left last week for Providence
R. l. where she teaches in the Schoo
for the Deaf was notified that he
!. school would not start until Octobe
1st because of repairs on the building
!, Announcement was made Saturda,
of the sale of The Winnebago Enter
prise by Fred E. Hadley to Mr.. AM
Mrs. George Tuttle Of Marion, Ohio
who will take possession next Mon
: day. The Tuttles formerly were EN-
:. ployed on the late President Hard
;. ing's newspaper, The Marion Star
r Mr.. Hadley has been i'll for severa
: weeks in St. Paul suffering from
! heart trouble, and while his condition
is not serious, his physician advise
1 him against continuing operation o
4 his paper. 1t is not known what plan
f Mr.. Hadley has in view, but if he car
ries out his own desire he will resid
t in California, his old home state
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