The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-10

! Der to Mr.. and Mrs. w. wheaton.
I Mrs. Lillian Hall returned Monday
from Winthrop where she spent
/ Thanksgiving with her son Floyd Hall
/ and family.
Mrs. Wog, Mrs. Ward Hartwick,
Mrs. .Bozel and Miss Eleanor Schiefert
j of Morgan were Saturday shoppers
! in Redwood Falls.
1. Will all persons knowing them
!! selves indebted to us. please arrange
Ito pay their bill at once either at the
store or by mail. Grapp Furn. 4
Undt. Co. 22-1t.
i Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon issued
marriage licenses last week to Leonard
Kromback and Georgia Lund, Lyle
! Tweet to Cecilia Westphal and Bert
rand Bloedow to Caroline Klabunde.
A fifty per cent dividend has just
been declared by the Marshall Mutual
1 Plate Glass Insurance company. The
company is composed entirely of loo
al business men and the dividend just
declared was paid to all of the policy
holders.
Now that the winter is surely upon
us and farm work is Tightening why
not attend one of the Short courses
in Agriculture. There is still time
enough for few months school work
and shop practice. See the agricul-
ture instructor at the local high
school.
We wish to thank the good people
Of this community for their liberal
patronage and the very pleasant
business relations we have had with
them during our twenty years in bust
ness here We heartily recommend
Mr.. Buenger and are proud of him
as our successor. Grapp Furn. 4
Undt. Co. 22-1t.
ORDER YOUR PLANTS AND CUT
FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS NOW.
LAUTERBACH BROS. 22-1t.
A report from the secretary of the
local chapter of the American Red
Cross states that fifty-fve persons
have paid their 1925 membership in
this organization This is, indeed, a
very good showing for the size of our
town. Sleepy Eye, with over five
times Wabasso's population, reports
but 20 memberships. Springfield Sc
cured Observation-Disclosures Standard
When you have finished your
course with us, there are nearly three
hundred schools in the United States
and Canada that place at your dis
posal the services of their employ
ment departments. Write for parti-
culars. MINNEAPOLIS BUSINESS
2 COLLEGE, Minneapolis MINI. 22-1t
James A. Peterson of Sleepy Eye
was elected to head the Brown coun-
ty farm bureau for the ensuing year
at the organizations seventh annual
meeting at Sleepy Eye. Joseph Ryan
of Springfield, was elected vice-presi-
dent and E. MCGOWAN of Slepey Eye
secretary treasurer. approximately
700 farmers and home makers were
in attendance at the meeting at the
high school auditorium.
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands
baseball commissioner, arrived in Ro
chester Monday, accompanied by Mrs
Lands who was registered at the
Mayo clinic. =. Neither Judge Lands
nor hospital authorities would divulge
the reason for Mrs. Lands visit
The baseball arbitrator said he would
remain in Rochester three or -four
days. He said he would be unable te
: attend the baseball meeting scheduled
fer this week in New York.
At four o'clock on Friday after
noon, November 2Sth, at the Metho
dist parsonage in Redwood Falls, oc
/. Cured the marriage of Lloyd Cum
mings of Vesta to Miss Mary Heath
cock of Wabasso, Rev. P. L. Grove of
floating The attendants were Miss
Ruth Hanske and VIM. Heathcock
The bride is daughter of Mrs. j
Heathcock, residing northwest OF
town. and for the past two years haC
been employed as telephone operator
: in the local exchange. The young
couple will make their future home
at Vesta, where the groom is engaged
7 in the garage Observation-Disclosures
Standard.
! FRESH HOME MADE CANDIES
FOR CHRISTMAS. LAUTERBACE
A BROS. 22-1t
Redwood County did it's share il
1 making the international Live Stock
: Grain and Hay show at Chicago las
E week the most successful event O.
/ it's kind with the entries Of l.. j. Col
a berg and Ira Reynolds of Redwood
: Falls, Thos. Hosken of North Red
D wood and Clarence Lohrback of Re
t we're. The cattle and horse exhibit
o and the showing of corn and oats ex
ceeded that of any of the rs years o
the exposition. The hay display, too
was exceptionally fine this year ant
the winning bale of alfalfa, raise'
|" by A. w. Jewett, Jr., of Mason, Mich
: igan was purchased by the Blue Vale.
4 Creamery Institute of Chicago to de
monstrate the possibilities of thu
: crop on the average farm.
One of the important features Il
y the Shop Early, Mail Early campaign
s 5 which is being put on throughout tn
i country by the Post Office Depart
ment, is the proper addressing an
n securely wrapping of Christmas pack
It ages. When you wrap your Christ
a mas packages, wrap them securely
e put your address in the upper lief
IS corner, so, if by chance, it should g
1t astray, it can be returned to you an
e not sent to the dead letter office. Tn
e good folks of our community last yea
e helped to bring joy and happiness t
i hundreds of thousands of postme
, and clerks. Let's do our shoppin
e early and mailing early again thi
II year, so that we may again enabl
10 the postmen and the post office clerk
- - +bo;,. CbricfpooS dinners hOn1