The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-09-24

Geo. A. Barnes and Sheriff L. j.
Kise of Redwood Falls were business
callers in Lamberton on Wednesday
afternoon.
The Misses Elsie Scott and Mae
Brown went to Redwood Falls, Fri
day evening where they visited with
the formers mother, Mrs. j. H. Scott,
who is patient at the hospital there.
Franklin Tribune.
DR.. and Mrs. H. McPheeters of Min
neapolis will motor here Tuesday for
a visit with Mrs. McPheeters' father,
G. Kuenzli. Their son George Edward
who has been visiting at the Kuenzli
home, will return with them Friday.
A. R. A. Laudon of Redwood Falls
was business caller in this city on
Thursday of this week. Mr.. Laudon
is candidate for reelection of the
office of Judge of Probate. He also
made this office a pleasant CALL
Northern Light.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds of
Glendale arrived here Wednesday for
a visit with Mrs. Reynolds parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Johnson. Mr..
Reynolds returned to Glendale
Thursday and Mrs. Reynolds remain
ed for weeks visit here.
We have brought a carload of
pianos here and have placed them
for sale in the building next to the
Appleton Garage. Anyone register:
ing here next'week will receive a sheet
Of new popular music, free Ct charge.
-Ffeyer and Knapp.
A serious accident occurred on the
road west of Belview Tuesday even
ing when a,,Ford car, travelling with
out lights, crashed into a surrey con-
tanning liver Albu and several of his
children. All occupants of the surrey
escaped with minor injuries excepting
one girl and it is thought the acct
dent will cost her the loss of an eye.
Echo Enterprise.
Word has been received from Mrs.
G. Thoen who has been a patient at
the Colonial Hospital at Rochester
for several months suffering from
rheumatism that she is now able to
take few steps every day but that
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she is able to return to Redwood Falls.
Her many friends here, are glad to
hear that she is recovering so nicely.
For the first time in the history of
Minnesota woman was appointed
today to fill judicial office. Mrs.
Orrie S. Wyman of Anoka was ap-
pointed by Governor j. A. o. Preus to
succeed her husband, George N. Wy
man, as municipal judge of Anoka
Judge Wyman resigned on account of
i'll health. Mrs. Wyman, while she
is not an attorney, has been clerk to
the court for the last four years.
Mrs. Caroline Uhlhorn of St. James
aged eighty-seven years, has been
notified that she has been awarded
state championship for the best needle
work at the Minnesota State Fair.
This coveted ribbon was won on a
fancy bedspread exhibited by Mrs.
Uhlhorn. She also won the honor of
being the oldest exhibitor at the state
fair. During the World War, Mrs.
Uhlhorn made a record of making
more knit wear and other articles for
soldiers than any other lady in Waton-
wan county.
The first automobile accident of
Fair Week occurred at the John Whit
comb corner Monday evening when
Miss Aloha Maahs of Echo collided
with the Farrell and Keefe truck.
None of the occupants of either car
were badly hurt although Miss Maahs
and her sister, Mrs. N. R. Ryerson,
were badly bruised and considerably
shocked. The truck was practically
uninjured but the Maahs touring car
was rather seriously damaged. Both
cars were driving at very moderate
rate of speed or the accident would
have been much more serious. Just
how the accident happened has not
been determined
Andrew Eckstein of Buffalo Lake
formerly well known citizen of New
Ulm suffered a stroke of paralysis
last Thursday morning at four o'clock
and for several days was unable to
move or speak. The Wenzel Eckstein
and Alex Henle families drove to
Buffalo Lake Saturday and brought
Mr.. Eckstein to the Loretto hospital
where he is very much improved at
this writing. He is now able to speak
coherently and to move his limbs
quite freely. Mrs. Henle is here with
him. Monday the Wenzel Eckstein's
drove to Buffalo Lake to look after
some business matters in connection
with Mr.. Eckstein's drug store.-New
Ulm Review.