The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-05-28
G. w. Gold transacted business i
st. Paul last week.

VIM. Frank OF Sprlngneld was
guest Of A. D. McRae Friday.
Miss Alma Schafer of Echo was 3
Friday shopper in Redwood Falls.
Joe Danielson of Walnut Grove was
Redwood Falls visitor Wednesday.
Miss Jane Wilson is caring for Mrs
E.. A. Mcqueen who is i'll. with the flu
Charles Armour of Minneapolis
was a weekend visitor in Redwood
Falls.
Miss Bertha Ludahl Of Wells spent
a week with her friend Mrs. j. J
Weis. lsts>H 81
Decoration Day cut flowers anc
plants should be ordered now at Mike
and Joe's. 46-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. James Little of Sea
forth were Friday visitors in Red
wood Falls.
Bert Kleaver, Carl Miller and FREQ
Seifert were business callers Monda!
at Morgan. g.
Sheriff and Mrs. L. ]. Kise were
spent Wednesday and Thursday II
the Twin Cities.
| Attorney E. v. NOBLE and William
Gieske of Marshall were Thursday
business callers here.
Harold Appleton of Minneapoli:
was a Sunday visitor at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Appleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Uollmann an<
Mrs. Cash of Springfield were Sunday
visitors at the Fred Ackmann home
A. D. McRae and w. G. Frank o.
Springfield motored to Princeton, Fri
day. for a short visit with DR.. McRae
Mrs. J. A. Ludahl and daughter
Betty Ann came from Springfield
Sunday to spend the day at the j. }
Weis home.
Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Prosser moved
here from St. Paul last week and arr
now established in the rectory of thu
Episcopal Church.
Rev. and Mrs. Clement left Frida!
! for their home at Marshalltown, Iowa
after visit with their son w. b. Gle
ment and his family.
| Mrs. Carpenter of Chicago arrived
here last week for a visit with he
sisters, Mines. Floyd Reynolds, B
Kelly and Hubert Whittet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Whyte, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Sherman Park, Miss Lucil
! Backer and Douglas Whyte motore'
to Sleepy Eye last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Cooper wer
visitors in Minneapolis Wednesda,
and Thursday. Mr.. Cooper attende
the meeting Of the Knight Templars
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren G. Brant an
Mrs. Marie Lyons were Sunday Wis
itors at Mrs. Brant's old friends, MI
and Mrs. Chas. Davidson near May
nard.
! FOOD SALE: The women of tn
Catholic Church will have food sal
i at Lauterbach Bros. Saturday after
noon, May 31st, beginning at thre
O'Clock. Patronage solicited. 46-l'
Forest Dreyer who has been EN-
ployed as supervisor of music a
Sturgis, S. D. for the past severa
months was in Redwood Falls Sunda
on his way to his parents home a
Minneapolis.
C. C. Little. C. H. Baldwin, G. "
Gold. Walter Hassenstab, H. n. Bel
DR.. Inglis and Matt Huepfel attende
, meeting of the Knight Templar
held in Minneapolis last Wednesda
and Thursday.
| Mrs. Helen Robinson will leav
, Thursday for visit at the home G
, her daughter Mrs. Child at Maynar'
Her granddaughter, Miss Doris Chill
is a member of the class to be gradu
ated from the Maynard high schot
this week.
Hon. and Mrs. Julius Schmahl wer
: in Mankato last evening. MI
Schmahl served Minnesota as secre
tary of state of for a number of term
and made a very efficient official. II
is now seeking the nomination f
governor on the republican ticket. II
!. feels greatly encouraged at the prof
ers of support he is receiving in a
parts of the Mankato Press.
Poppy Day sales were very success
fully put over in the Redwood Fall
community Saturday, the work bein
done by the members of the America
: Legion Auxiliary assisted by nun
Der of the young girls of the CIT!
Quite a large number of the popple
: still remain unsold and these will b
: made into wreaths and sold Decors
ton Day for the decoration of car
used in. the parade. Proceeds ffol
this sale will be added to those OF tn
Saturday sale.
The Redwood County Tax Con
. mittee recently appointed by the Rec
: wood County Farm Bureau held 1t
: first meeting in an all day session 9
the courthouse last Friday. Count
E Auditor L. P. Larson worked with tn
! committee, furnishing them with tn
5 data needed in the various investlgs
; tions which the committee is maxim
!. in an endeavor to solve the problem
r tax reduction. This committee cor
: sists of D. M. Tiffany, Geo. Phillips
i Mrs. VIM. Duncan and Mrs. Gee
: Flagg. County Agent Lynn Sheldo
:. is also giving the committee materl;
n assistance. The second meeting WI
: be held soon.
! A regional conference of Child We
fare workers is being held at Marsha
!, today Tuesday, with several promir
: ent speakers of the state leading
the discussion of welfare problem
Q Among these speakers are Chas. Ha
l director of the Child's Bureau of tn
!, State Board of Control and Miss Rut
7 Colby, head of the Department of tn
Blind. Miss f. Lucille JOScelyn @