The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-23

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Elbow Lake for a visit at the A. D.
McRae cabin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Leary and Miss
Toberer of New Ulm visited friends
! here Sunday.
Mrs. w. R. Taylor of Wisconsin
arrived Thursday for visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Frey
| er.
Miss Matilda Jensen and Miss Ed
ma Nelson of Fairmont returned Fri
day from a two weeks motor trip in
Colorado.
The G. G. Thune family and Mrs.
Earl Dillingham; and her children mo-
tored to Echo Thursday evening and
were guests, at the Dillingham; home
there 80
Mr. and Mrs. William Rubertus,
! daughter Winifred, and son William
and Miss Lenore Lofthus spent Sun
day at the home of the Pentony
| brothers in Redwood Falls.-Monte-
video News.
l. N. Lash of the Renville cream
cry force has accepted position
with the Kolbet Creamery Co. at
Redwood Falls. Henry Roelofs will
take his place at the local creamery.
/ -Renville Star
costing practically ten thousand dol
lars is to be erected at once at Echo.
The general contract has been award
! ed to Dombrowski Bros. of Spring
field who have just completed the Ev-
an creamery.
The Redwood County Board of
Commissioners is meeting this week
as the Board Of Equalization, having
adjourned its regular July meeting
to take up this work. The regular
routine work of the Board will be
resumed later this week.
Miss Gertrude Freeman was taken
to the Redwood Falls hospital Mon
day evening where she underwent an
/ operation for appendicitis. The op-
Grafton was performed by Dr. Cole,
and reports are to the effect that
Miss Freeman is recovering nicely.
Her sister Miss Ethel is with her as
nurse.-Franklin Tribune.
| DR.. Taylor, the. District Superin-
/ tendent of this district of the Meth
odist Church preached two very in
teresting sermons in the Redwood
Falls church Sunday and also con-
! Quoted services at the New Avon
church. DR.. Taylor will conduct sim
liar services in both churches next
Sunday which is the last Sunday of
the vacation of Rev. Paul l.. Grove,
the pastor of the Church.
Call for appointments for music les
sons at the Thompson Music Com
pany on Thursday afternoon, July
oath after one o'clock. Agnes En-
estvedt, Graduate Peterson School
! of Music (Teachers certificate and
! diplomat. 2-1t.
! The young people of Redwood
Falls who graduated in the Class Of
"a, are already deciding upon the
schools which they will enter for
their college courses. Four of the
class will go to Hamline University,
these four being George Johnson,
Clifford Reynolds, Grace Melges and
Alice Jaehning. Evangeline Knud-
son has registered for work at Garlic
ton College where she will major in
music. Leila Ebright will go to the
University of Oklahoma, leaving for
there sometime in August. Charlotte
Crimmins will go to Milwaukee
OOWuSI. AuOIlS II1OSo WHO Will 20
to the State University of Minnesota
are Lilah Marvin, Ted Byram and
Wilbur Japs. Others are considering
various schools but not all have as
yet definitely decided.
The Fire Department was called to
the Sam Geroy home Thursday even.
ing by fire of unexplained origin,
which did about two hundred dollars
worth of damage to the furniture and
other contents of the home. The
structure of the house was uninjured
except for two window castings which
will have to be replaced, but the in
terror of the living rooms was badly
smoked and scorched. The loss is
partially covered by insurance. A
member of the Fire Department
cleverly disposed of the automobiles
that crowded in about the fire house
as soon as the siren blew, by announc-
ing that the fire was at the fair
grounds. While the crowd "beat it"
east to the grounds at all possible
speed, the Department, unhindered,
took its way to the scene of the fire
and proceeded to put it out without
the usual handicap of handling crowd
and flames at the same time. It is
just possible that said crowd may
take the hint thus given, and remain
in the background during future con-