The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-02-06

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Charles Diekmeier of Morton tran
sacted business here Saturday.
Sheriff L. J. Kise was a caller a
Lamberton and Sanborn, Thursday.
A. B. Bruer of Pontiac, Illinois wa
a caller in Redwood Falls last week
j. w. Lines of Cottonwood was .
business caller Saturday IN Redwoo'
Falls.
George frost Of Seaforth was
Saturday business caller in Redwoo,
Falls.
DR.. T. E. Finn and M. B. Callagha,
LEFT Monday evening for short sta.
in the Twin Cities.
Miss Marian Adams was the CUES
of her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Adam
at Morgan over the weekend.
Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon ISIS
sued a marriage license last week tt
Joe T. Jacobs and Lilly Gronholz.
Mrs. George A. Barnes and her lit
tie daughter returned to their hom'
Satul day from the Redwood Fall.
Hospital.
Mrs. Helen Robinson left Monda.
for Olivia where she will be the CUES
OF her daughter, Mis-. w. French fo
several weeks.
A son was recently born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clyde Sampson of Ormsby, Mimi
Mr.. Sampson was formerly a residen
OF North Redwood.
Mrs. p. o. Callaghan and daughte
Miss Helen went to Marshall Sunda!
for a visit with Mrs. Callaghan's dau
ghter, Mrs John Snyder.
Mrs. Fred Warner returned Satur
day from Springfield where she ha
spent the past few weeks while en-
gagged in her work as nurse.
Miss Josephine Troutner will arriv
here Wednesday from Minneapo1i
| having accepted the position as trim
MGR at the Fox Millinery Store.
Mrs. Clarence Morrow returned t.
her home in St. Paul Monday afte
a visit here with her grandmother
Mrs. E. o. Chapman who is ill.
Mrs. Cora D. Fox and Miss Maria
Adams returned Wednesday from
two weeks stay in the Twin Cite
where Mrs. Fox purchased the sprin.
goods for her Millinery Store.
! Mr. T. L. Gilbert of Dover, Mon
tana, for many years a resident o
Gales Township is visiting hi
nephew, A. B. Halves, and old acqu
aintances at Redwood Falls this week
| MIR. and Mrs. David Soderquist VIII
have been living at Waukeegan, Ill
for several months have returned t.
Redwood Falls and will occupy a
! apartment in the First National Banl
building.
Mis-. Patrick Kelley, wife of pro
minent farmer of the Milroy com
j munity, died last week after an Hines
of a year. Funeral SERVES were he'll
at Tracy Friday and interment wa
made there.
The Presbyterian Nit Societ
Country Div.) will meet for an al
/ day meeting at the home of Mrs
Frank Weeks Thursday, February 7ti
/, The husbands of the members are in
sited to be present.
1 Miss Velma Ever arrived here Sat
urday from Des Moines, Iowa. Mis-
Ever was recently operated upon TO
appendicitis and will be the cues
here of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N
4 G.. Ever until she is able to resum
her work as nurse at the Des Nome
hospital.
1 C. C. Little will hold an auction sal
on his farm between Delhi and Rec
wood Falls on Tuesday, Februar
18th. The list of articles for sale a
given in the advertising columns c
|. this issue include much high grad
stock and many farm implement
u. L. Crimmins will cry the sale an
it will be clerked by the State Ban
Of Redwood Falls.
!. William Schumacher and Henr
!, Pfaar, farmers near Ivanhoe, WEI
brought to this city last week an
pleaded guilty to moonshine charge
before Judge Gislason. Pfaar DIRE
fine of 500 or 80 days in Jail upo
failure to pay the fine. Schumachel
who was up for the third time fo
the same offense, was fined $3.50 an
sentenced to 80 days in Jail with a
additional 60 days in the event &
his failing to pay the fine. He wa
committed to the Lincoln county ja
and is serving time.-Marshall Mes
senger.
PHONE 2428 for appointments fo
Facial and Shampoo work. / wi
endeavor to make all appointments t
suit your convenience. am equiv
ped to do all phases of this work an
solicit your patronage. Miss Maud
Rutter. 27-t.