The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-04-30

j. P. Gull was Monday visitor in
Minneapolis.
Dan Mckenzie is seriously i'll at his
home with pneumonia.
Miss Hazel Malmquist was week.
end visitor in Minneapolis. 4g
F. G. Hubbard is Minneapolis this
week on business matters
Mrs. H. G. Weber and children of
Sanborn were Monday shoppers here.
Tom Dennistonn of South st. Faul
was weekend guest of relatives here.
! Chauncey Welch returned Monday
from a stay of several weeks at REM
err.
. William Kempton of Minneapolis
was a Monday caller in Redwood
Falls.
Mrs. Andrew Hofbeck and son of
Clements were Monday afternoon call
ers in Redwood Falls.
Mrs. H. j. Henze returned Sunday
fromc Minneapolis where she spent
the week with relatives
Mrs. Cora D. Fox went to Mime
apolis Monday afternoon for short
stay on business matters.
Mrs. Conrad Bruch, Mrs. Hopfen-
spirger and Miss Rose Fixsen OF Nor
gan were Monday shoppers mere.
Get your Federal Farm loan now
while money is available at 512 per
cent interest. FEE. Person, Sec. and
Treas. 33-Cf.
Mrs. John Clark, Sr. who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. M.
Overam at Proctor, Mimi. returned
Monday to her home here.
Edward Cummins returned to Min
neapolis Sunday where he attending
school after visit here with his par
entS Mr. and Mrs. E. Cumm,ls.
Mrs. w. R. Heskett of Waterloo,
Iowa arrived here Monday and Will
assist with the care of Mrs. B. Z. Finn
who is a patient at the Hospital.
The. KUM-JOIN- US-CLASS will
hold a FOOD SALE at the Jdcnning
Hardware Saturday afternoon, May
3. Your patronage is solicited. Alt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheney and dau-
ghter Miss Gertrude and Matt Mohlom
of Morton were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bald
win.
J. X LambertOn went to Mime
apolis Sunday and Mr.. ana Mrs. L..
E. Backer left Monday for MinLcapo-
lis and will return Tuesia, IN the
Nash Sedan which they i.:cLased
from Mr.. Lamberton.
Mr. and Mrs. Hagerman, Or. J. L..
Adams and daughter Miss Marion of
Morgan and Frank Gerstmann mo-
tered to Minneapolis, Monday. Miss
Marion Adams will consult an ear
specialist while there.
At the meeting of the Board Of
Directors of the Redwood Co-Opera-
tive Oil Company held Monday even
ing, F. w. Stanton rendered his re-
signation as a member of the board
and also of the secretaryship. Action
was deferred until the next meeting.
Mrs. Willitts, Miss Kate Hartwick
and Clifford Dixon Of New Boston,
Illinois were guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Reynolds. Tnoy left
Monday for Minneapolis before re-
turning to their home. Mrs. Reynolds
and son Clifford accompanied them to
Minneapolis returning Tuesday.
The term of w. r. Hodges, post
master at Sleepy Eye will expire soon.
There are several candidates in the
field, the most probable one being Mr..
Hodges assistant, Glenn Davey.
Similar appointments are soon to be
made at, Blue Earth and Wells, all
three Of these appointments being
subject to the approval of Congress
, man Frank Clague.
The-net proceeds of the dance given
by the Redwood Falls Fire Department
last Friday evening amounted TO about
one hundred dollars. This is consider
ably less than has been made at foIm-
er events of this kind, the heavy rain
keeping away the people from the
country districts and from the other
towns. The occasion was d very
pleasant one for those who were able
to attend.
Mrs. King, field secretary Of Ham
line University, talked to high school
seniors Monday afternoon, ner talk
dealing with the advantages % col
lege course While speaking foI
Hamline especially, Mrs. King in a
general way advocated that ali stu
dents attend some college, even though
they might have to delay their college
course for year or two after high
school graduation. She stated that
forty per cent of Hamline students
are earning their way by working
while attending school. Mrs. hing is
the wife ofthe professor of languages
at Hamline and is thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the resources Of the student
body as we'll as with the advantages
of the Hamline Courses.
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