The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-08-13

l.-. VIM. Glassco and Irl Starr rsotorsd
to Minneapolis Saturday, returning
! Tuesday bringing with them Mrs. Iri
Starr who had been visiting relatives
there. y
Those who have rooms to rent for
either teachers or students are requa
ested to list their names at the Sup.
erintendent's office. Anyone wishing
a high school girl to work for board
inquire at the Superintendent of
flee.
Miss Margaret Gold will entertain
company of girl friends Wednesday
evening at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gold, the gather
ing being in honor of Miss Virginia
Cole. a bride of this month. The
guests will include Miss Hassinger
of Renvine and Miss Bowling of Oil
via and group of the young ladies
of Redwood Falls.
! Miss Sarah McNair arrived last
week from La Crosse and will spend
7 the rest of the summer here with her
/ sister, Mrs. A. D. Stewart, returningA
| to La Crosse in September to resume
her work in the public schools there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McNair and FAM
lily who were guests last week of MI.
and Mrs. Stewart left Tuesday NOR
! ming for their home at Rockford, ILL.,
The dancing pavilion at Kandiyohi
Beach will be closed Sundays here
j after as the result of action taken
by Sheriff Peter Bonde. The place
has been operated Sundays as a club
dancing place, but visits to the hall
by Sheriff Bonde and his deputies sew
eral Sundays in succession proved TO
them that the pavilion was being OPP,
Grated as a public dancing place
without license from the township
authorities. Sheriff Bonde has also
placed ban on girls smoking cigarets
at the dance hall and three, arrests
were made.
| A deal was closed the latter part
of last week whereby Halvor H. John
son became the owner of the SOlberg !,
Mercantile Co., general merchandise
store at Belview, and Andrew Solbere
the possessor of Mr.. Johnson's 200
| acres Of real estate, four miles north
east of the village, known as the old
Hjeldness farm. Mr.. johnson took
immediate possession of the general
merchandise business and Mr.. Solberg
gets the present crop on the farm.
Mr.. Solberg's services will be retain
ed in the store until the first of next
year when he plans to locate, ON the
farm which he will operate the COM
ing season.
The Wesleyan Sisterhood held it's
regular business meeting in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon,
August 9th. The devotionals were
led by Mrs. VIM. Tiffany. This being
the annual meeting the secretary gave
the report of the years work which
showed much activity on the part of
the members. Officers for tho. en-
suing year were elected as follows.
Mrs. l.. H. Kuck, president; Mrs. J.
w. Inglis, secretary and Mrs. D. w.
Gold, treasurer. Refreshm were
served by the committee. The Sister
hood will receive donations for the
tornado sufferers and anyone wishing
to help this cause may do so by con-
tributing warm clothing, bedding.
pieces of furniture or anything of
practical use in the home. Anyone
having any Of these things to give
may deliver it to, or telephone to,
Mrs. H. w. Shoemaker, Mrs. L. P.
Larson or Mrs. Edith Byram.
Tuesday evening the Christian En-
deavor from the Christian Church in
ID VII A~fs
the services conducted in the big tent
on main street. In all there must
have been about forty young people.
Several assisted in the music with
their instruments and Miss Geraldine
Sparks rendered a solo. After the
service the people of Lamberton en-
tertained them in the tent serving
refreshments consisting of ice cream
and cake. A very enjoyable time was
spent by all. There were over eighty
people Observation-Disclosures Light.
Byron l.. Dudley of Walnut Grove
passed away at the Union hospital
at New Ulm, Tuesday morning at 3:15
o'clock, following an operation for ad-
hesions, to which he submitted a
week previously. Deceased was born
in Buchanan county, Iowa, Mays,
1879, being past As years of age when
the final summons came. He was
married in Lincoln county, Mimi,
October IA, 1902, to Miss Minnie Benz,
who, with two sons, Wilbur and Lest
err, both at home, survives him. MIR.
Dudley also leaves his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Dudley, Of Troy Mills,
Iowa, and the following brothers and
sisters to mourn his demise: Fred.
Dudley, Mrs. J. w. McCright and
Mrs. MD. Schaffer, Troy Mills, Iowa;
Frank Dudley, San Diego, Calf, and
Mrs. G. F. McPike, Van Horn, Iowa.
The remains were taken to Walnut
Grove, Tuesday, and later shipped to
Troy Mills, Iowa, for burial.