The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Dahms of Aitken
were Thursday and Friday visitors
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gold returned
Monday from Winnebago where they
attended the Minnesota Methodist
Conference,
| Miss Ethers Midthun who has been
employed at the Southern Minnesota
Joint stock bank has resigned her
position and left Tuesday for St.
Cloud where she will be employed at
the Veterans hospital.
| Judge of Probate A. R. A. Laudon
heard the following hearings at his
office on Monday. Ella j. MARITIME,
Hearing on Claims, Chris Miller,
Hearing on Claims and Emil and
Theodore Johnson, Final Account of
Guardian.
Floyd B. Olson, candidate for gov
ernor of Minnesota on the Farmer
Labor ticket will speak at the Red
wood Falls armory Wednesday even
ing, October LIST, at eight o'clock.
Mr.. Olson will speak at Belview at
ten O'Clock Wednesday and at Wabas-
so at two O'Clock.
Clerk of Court, w. G. Weldon issued
marriage licenses last week to the
following: Kenneth Heimer to Mar
garet Rust, Grin R. Davis to Lydia
Shining, Clarence Weber to Margaret
Lunsten, Otto Wandersee to Emma
Jaeger, Ernest E. Stoufer to Hazel
G. Fuller and John B. Soutschka to
Anna M. lander.
Just one-half of the townships in
the county were represented at the
Lyon County fair, there being nine
booths this year,Lyons and Cook
Creek, who are jointly organized in
their farm bureau work, showed their
products in one booth, Lynd, Lake
Marshall, Custer, Lucas, Monroe,
Amiret, Rock Lake and Island Lake
townships all having their separate
booths.
Plans have been announced for the
immediate erection of a modern hos
pital in Jackson. The basement work
for the structure, which will be OF
fireproof construction, two stories
high, has been started, and DR.. w. II.
Halloran, who is sponsor of the pro-
iect, expects the one hospital to be
ready for opening by the first. of the
year.
DIR. A. W. Ross, pastor OF the Pres
byterian Church gave talk on Fran
ces E. Willard, her life and achieve
ments,, before the high school stu
dents Monday morning. This was ir
.ccnmeinoration of the birthday annly-
.ersary of Miss Willard which was
Sunday. A short review of her gooo
works and of what her life meant te
the cause of temperance was seloqu.
emily given by the speaker. In mem,
ory of the, day also, the members OF
the high school faculty were gINef
bouquets of flowers by the flower
committee of the local branch Of the
Muunen's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Helen Canaghan will go te
ST. Paul the end of this week to. re-
present the Redwood Falls League OF
Women Voters ait the convention helt
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Miss
Callaghan is one Of the speakers or
the Friday afternoon program and
Will talk or Birthday Parties for the
New Voters. 1t is possible that Mrs
c.. V. Everett, the county chairman
will also attend the convention anC
: Others of the local members are con.
,sidering going. The convention pro-
: gram promises many excellent things
closing with the big luncheon program
at Hotel St Paul on Saturday.
Because Of the, absence of the past
or of the local Methodist Church Rev
P. L. Grove, last Sunday night, the
New Avon Methodist Church present
ed little playlet entitled "Tired Of
Missions. The purpose of the play
let was to enliven the interest il
foreign missions, which have, some
; times, been neglected. The playlet
: was presented by eleven young ladies
) from the New Avon community ano
: gave a vivid and clear cut illustration
J of the entire problem. A girls for
eign mission class had become tireC
, CT mission work and decided to aban
don the project. Miss Wier, the
, to show the girls the need of Their
. aid in the work. Scenes were pre-
scented representing the conditions il
different lands and the desired results
were thus obtained. The play wa.
well given and the young women are
to be congratulated on the results OF
their efforts. The following ladies
J took part in the production: Emily
Bryan, Geneva Ruhl, Mrs. H. Dahms
Doris Overmeier, Vera Lightfoot
Elizabeth Parker, Ella Dahms, Clara.
bell Stewig, Augusta Kopischke, Mrs
H. Lindeman, Mrs. Savoy.
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