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

was a Monday caller in Redwood
Falls. ~ H.
Miss Gertrude Owens of Minnea-
polls is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Levi Owens. - Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Orth return:
ed Monday from short visit in the
Twin Cities. -s'~~..'
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Wagner of
Franklin were. Sunday guests of DR..
and Mrs. H. B.. Cole. -
/ ORDER YOUR PLANTS AND CUT
FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS NOW.
LAUTERBACH BROS. arf: 22-1t.
Mrs: John Schmid and son return
ed Monday from Minneapolis, where
they spent the weekend. aa r 81
Frank Brewster had the misfortune
last week to have his right arm broken
in the pulley Of a gravel loader. u
A. Nelson and C. A. Robson of Min
neapolis were guests Sunday Of Mr..
Nelson's daughter Mrs. Glenn r. Hillig.
Mrs. Angel and son of Minneapolis
are guests at the home Of Mrs.
Angeles parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Phinney.
There will be a basket social and
Christmas program in District No. 2
Friday evening, December 18th.
Helen Willegalle, teacher. 22-2ts.
Mrs. A. j. Hegge left Friday for
her home at Des Moines, Iowa after
a two weeks visit in Redwood Falls
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Knapp.
Miss Rhoda Gold will return to Red
wood Falls this week after visit Of
several days with her sisters, Mrs.
I Featherstone at Redwing and Mrs.
w. Cummings at St. Paul.
! Walter March who is working at
/ the Lindlake Sanitarium in Chicago
returned there Tuesday after visit
/ in Redwood Falls with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert March.
i Mr.. and Mrs. H. Beckman of Nor
ton and Mrs. H. B. Cole of Redwood
Falls were visitors here at the E. w.
Neunsinger and C. E. Freeman homes
on Franklin Tribune.
Mrs. John D. Mclean and son lief.
last week for Kansas City, Mo. for a
visit with Mrs. McLean's sister
From there Mrs. Mclean will go to
Hot Springs, S. D. for visit with
her mother.
f.. A new electric sign has recently
i been installed at the Masonic. Hall
The sign consists of four globes, each
globe bearing a symbol of one of the
Masonic orders. The whole is very
attractive and effective. -..-.
Mrs. George Schneider of Litch6eld
and Mrs. Victoria Tauer and children
of Redwood Falls were among the
oft-of-town guests at the Roeser-
Tauer wedding, held in this city last
Wednesday morning.-Springfield Ad-
vance.
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.
. Undt. Co. - 22-1t
=; A. G. Anderson residing near KIM
ball hauled a load of clover seed to
that village, weighing over 4,0OC
pounds. He received $500 for it, OF
at the rate of "a cents pound. }
S. Christie, of Candy, is known as the
Sweet Clover King" This year ne
has produced 10000 pounds of sweet
clover seed, the crop going about 1t
bushels to the acre.
John Evans, an alumnus of Red
srh c. q
1925 Captain of the Teachers College
Eleven at Aberdeen, S. d., where he
is now a student. The announcement
of "Johnies" captaincy was made al
the annual football banquet recent!
held at Aberdeen. Mr.. Evans ha:
been playing quarterback on the team
which he will lead next year.
Ludwig Prull and Miss Mathild;
Hagert, daughter of Andrew Hagert
were married at the Court House IL
Redwood Falls on Monday morning
of last week. The young couple were
attended by John Heck and Miss Anna
Hagert, sister of the bride. After ;
: short visit with relatives in this vic
Unity the young couple will go t.
housekeeping on the groom's farm
Parshall, North Dakots.-Wabass'
: Standard.
( A. j. Veigel, state superintendent
, of banks, Saturday announced the re
opening of two banks, one in New
, Uln, the other in Searles. The Far
q mers and Merchants State Bank o
New Ulm, which was closed July 2
last, re-opened with capital of $50,
900 and deposits of 1851 900. TIL
Searles State Bank will open Monda,
: with a capital of $4,000. 1t wa
closed September last because O
: depleted reserves.
: W. R. Hodges, veteran business ma
of Sleepy Eye, opened new store a
6 Sanborn last week, establishing
:, store there similar to his Army Stor
n in Sleepy Eye. Mr.. Hodges state
that he feels there is an exceller
opening for such an institution in tn
> neighboring village and that tn
patronage he has enjoyed during tn
. few days since his opening gives ir
dication of wonderful future. Hay
3 ing been in business in Sleepy Ely
for more than thirty years, he is we
known in the Sanborn territory, S
K he is not opening business in tel
r ritory strange to him.
u Geo. B. Tauer, the genial and eff
!. cient manager of the Consumers stor
y in this city, has won we'll merite