The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1923-08-08

Miss Edna Knudson Of Cottonwoo'
is the guest Of Miss Grace Gallery
Twin sons were born to Mr.. AM
Mrs. Arthur Carr Thursday Angus
End.
Will Grapp of Minneapolis was
business visitor IN Redwood Falls
Thursday.
A. Grapp returned to Minneapoli
Friday after visit with his son. Dr.
G. E. Grapp at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warner an
daughter motored to Mankate Non
day and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson.
w. NJ. johnson, editor of the Ivan
hoe Times is the new postmaster a
Ivanhoe, having gone into the offic
August LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nelson and Mrs
Chris Olson returned Saturday from
a visit with Mrs. Nelson's parents a
Montevideo.
Fall term of the Mankato CONNER
cial College opens the first week il
September. Begin your course then
Send for catalog. Alt
Mrs. G. McGetrick is here from
Redwood Falls for a few days visi
at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs
John Quigley-Renville News.
Editor A. M. Welles of Worthing
ton passed through Redwood FALL
early Friday morning, making a shor
call on several Of his friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wilson and dau
phter, Miss Mary of Boone, Iowa will
return to their home Wednesday after
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
L. M. SWEET.
Mrs. Percy Scott and daughter Bet
ty of Minneapolis arrived here Friday
for a visit with Mrs. Scott's mother
Mrs. Maude Root and with Mr.. an
Mrs. Scott at Delhi.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Starr and sos
Noble left Saturday for a visit at the
home of their son Harry Starr in Min
neapolis. They will also visit at Du
luth before their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cowan and sol
H. A. Cowan, Jr. and daughter Mis-:
Helen of Hays, Kansas arrived here
Thursday for visit with Mr.. Cewan':
sister, Mrs. Alvin Duncan.
A. H. Kemper who has been fol
fourteen years the cashier of the FRS
State Bank of Walnut Grove, has re
signed his position and will go int'
the real estate business at Spencer
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Drury returned
Wednesday from months visit witt
their son William Drury and famil!
at Minneola, Long Island and ar
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Jacl
Winter. a"l
Miss Nora Rain who has beef
studying piano and other lnstru
ments in Minneapolis for the pas
many weeks, returned to her hom
here Saturday and will resume ne
work with her classes at once.
st. Peter is among the Minnesot'
towns confronted by crowded schoo
building problems. Registration TO
the opening of school makes it evlden
that the seating capacity OF the pre-
sent building will be taxed to the Ut
most and it may be, necessary to re
sort to halliday sessions. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Burmeister ant
their daughter Miss Winnifred motor
ed to Minneapolis Friday, The!
were accompanied home Saturday b!
Miss Margaret Burmeister who ha
been studying at the State Universit!
and who will spend the remainder o
the summer with her parents.
Mrs. C. Nelson of Los Angeles
Calf. and two hcildren and Mrs. +
R. Hummer of Fariault and Mrs. Rutf
Pfeiser of Owatonna arrived here
Thursday for visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Japs. Mrs. Neson and Mrs
Hummer are sisters of Mr.. Japs
They returned to their homes Monday
Mrs. B. j. Witte and daughters re
turned to their home in Anoka Mon
day after a two weeks visit with hel
sister, Mrs. A. Cook. The Mise:
Genevieve Cook Of this city, and Mar
garet Klaus of Redwood Falls, wh'
has also been a guest at the Cool
home, returned with their aunt, Mrs
White for a two weeks visit.-St
Peter Herald.
Mrs. o. G. Tradewell writes tina
her family is now located at 403 Eas
Seventh Street, Dixon, ILL.,, and tina
the w. B. King family is living a
West Heights, Rockford, Ill. Boil
places are on national highways ane
Mrs. Tradewell adds "the latchstrings
of both places are out to any of oul
friends who might be motoring dowr
this way"
w. F. Cahoon was in Redwood Falls
last week on his way to his home in
Mankato from his farm near Vesta
He states that Mrs. Cahoon and Mis-:
Mable Cahoon are spending the sum
mer with Mrs. Cahoon's family in the
state of Virginia and that Miss Mabe
has been enjoying a most delightful
motor trip with relatives, this tril
taking her to Washington, Baltimore
and up into the New England State:
and the larger cities there.
The American Legion organization
of Renville is planning an unusually
big celebration on August % and % Of
% and "a the dates to be determined
by the days on which the speakers
Magnus Johnson and Henrik Ship
stead, can be secured. Great effort j.
being made to make this celebration
more attractive than any before. Gu
of the ordinary music, ball game
and free attractions, a dance eacl
night in the big auditorium.
urn+orr +b;c foil will ho hand;