The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-04-02

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18th.
Henry johnson Of Miiroy was a
business caller in Redwood Falls last
Monday. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Cooper returned
here Thursday from two weeks stay
at Remer.
Mrs. NARROW and Miss Reinweiiler
of Gibbon were shoppers Saturday In
Redwood Falls.
w. F. Cahoon returned to his home
in Mankato Monday after "a short
! visit in Redwood Falls. Fs1
Frank Orth returned Monday from
short stay in Minneapolis and with
Fred Orth at Remer.
Mrs. George Bendix of Vesta was
visitor last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Whiting.
Lawrence Wells arrived mere Sun
day from Iowa for a visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Wells.
Mrs. Fred Gale returned here last
week after visit at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J.'A. Mccarthy at Morton.
Our big stock reducing sale is now
one.se See the red tags for astounding
Bargains. GRAPF FURN. & UNDT.
co. 38-It.
| Miss Helen Birker7neier returned
to Minneapolis Tuesday after visit
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. K
GlasscO.
Mrs. F. H. Anthony and children an
rived here last week from iowa where
they have been visiting relatives for
several months.
Mrs. L. H. Nelson and Mrs. E. A..
Weaver and son Billy Of Long Prairie
We're guests of Miss Glare E. Fisher
last week from Tuesday until Friday.
Kenneth Mckenzie arrived here
Wednesday from California where he
spent the winter months and is guest
at the home of his mother, Mrs. Nc
Kenzie.
Mines. E. Schildknecht and G.. f..
Gales will be hostesses al the meet
ing of ST. Veronica's Guild at the
Parish house next Thursday after
noon, April Bird.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gold left Red
wood Falls Friday, Mr.. Gold to start
his new work in Chicago and Mrs.
Gold to make an extended visit at her
home in Oklahoma before going to
Chicago.
Miss Avis Kvello arrived here Mon
day from Milwaukee where she is at
tending the Observation-Disclosures Col
lege and will visit her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Cooper during hei
spring vacation.
Miss Helen Malges arrived here
Monday from Chicago where she is
in training as nurse at one of the
hospitals and will be the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mefges
for several weeks.
The Grand Chief Of the Pythian
Sisters, Mrs. Anna Perkins, wilh pay
her official visit to Redwood Falls
Wednesday evening, April End. While
here Mrs. Perkins will be the guest
Of her personal friend Mrs. II. M.
Aune.
Modern business demands thorough
ly trained men and women. We give
you this training in every branch of
business and help you secure good
position. Write for catalog. MIN
NEAPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE,
, Minneapolis, Mimi. = 3S~lt.
II. J. Helman writes that Gazette
that he has returned from California
and is again located in Minneapolis.
In spite of the fact that Mr.. Heilman
returned in time to shovel snow he
states that he, is delighted to be back
in Minnesota again.
t Federal Farm Loans. Liberal am
cunts, 5la per cent interest. f. e.
Person, Sec. Treas. 36-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pay and Miss
Nellie Fay of Mankato arrived hele
| last week for a stay of several days
while settling details of the Ella j..
| MARITIME estate of which Mr.. Pay is
administrator. They have opened the
! MARITIME residence on Chestnut Street
and are temporarily quartered there.
/ They expect to complete their business
/ here some time this week.
! Now is the time to buy furniture,
etc. at your own price at Graphs auc-
| before the evening of April Bargain
Day. GRAPP FURN. & UNDT. co.
/ 3S-1t.
Congressman Frank Clague has ap-
pointed Herbert M. Hauck as post
master at Mankato to take the place
of Chas. E. Wise who recently resign
ed. The appointment took effect
\ April 1st Mr.. Hauck is world war
veteran and his appointment was fav-
ored by Mankato residents. Mr.. Wise
resigned to accept the sscretaryship
of the Mankato Savings and Building
i Association.
! Rev. Faul L. Grove, pastor of the
;. Methodist Church, has called meet
ing of the Trustees Of the Churches
this meeting to be held this (Tuesday)
evening in the parlors of the church
The matter of the room to be usec
, by the grade school children will bf
considered at this meeting, two Of the
parents of the children concerned
meeting with the Trustees.
Mrs. Lillian w. Hall leaves this
week for Washington D. c. where sh'
!. will attend the National Congress O.
l the Daughters of the American Re
: volution. Mrs. Hall will act as dele
: gate of the St. Feter Chapter of which
:. she has long been member. From
Washington she will go to Buffalo
New York to attend a national meet
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