The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-08-13


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Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Rain return
ed Sunday night from their outing
in northern Minnesota.
At recent meeting Of the. city
council Attorney N. R. ARyerson was
appointed City Attorney.
H. Sherwood, editor of the Fairfax
Standard paid Redwood Falls short
visit Saturday afternoon.
Miss Rhoda Gold was a guest last
week of her sister Mrs. Featherstone
at Redwfng and with friends in ST.
Paul.
Mrs. John Schmid and her three
children returned Friday night from
a motor trip to North Dakota where
they visited with relatives.
Mrs. David Whittet and her two
children left Wednesday for their
home in Chicago after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whittet, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Helm of Eau
Claire, Wis, arrived Saturday for a
short visit with Mrs. Helms grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mckay.
Miss Celia Roper and Leon Dunn
Of Minneapolis returned there Mon
day after spending week here, the
guests Of Miss Roper's mother, Mrs.
H. Roper.
R. A.. Cooper motored to Remer
Saturday for short stay at his cabin.
Miss Avis Kvello who has been stay
ing in the north with friends will re-
turn to Redwood Falls with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chamberlain
of Marshall who have been spending
the last three weeks in New York
and various other places in the East
will arrive home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hargis motored
over from Litchfield last Wednesday
spending the day at their home here.
Mr.. Hargis also came over Monday
to attend the regular meeting of the
Board of Education.
G. Herman is driving new
Chrysler car purchased through the
Herman Brothers Garage. O.. H..
johnson of Hotel Ramsey is driving
a handsome new Packard sedan pur-
chased from the same agency. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Root, accom-
panied by their daughters, Miss
Mabel and Mrs. D. w. Syme, anu
Mr.. Syme of Minneapolis, returned
home Sunday after a short visit at
the Twin Morgan Messenger.
The falling of tree across an
electric transmission line, of the Nor
thern States Power ConpEny,i last
Friday afternoon, about three o'clock
resulted in the electrocution of one
horse, two others being badly injured,
and an interruption of current to Wlr-
sted, Lester Prairie and Plato.-Olivia
Times.
F. A. Ludwig, who for many years
was an officer of the bank at Garvin,
disappeared early Tuesday from Min
nesota Lake, near Mankato, after
using some $4,000 of money belong
ing to the First National Bank there
for his own speculations. The bank
was forced to close because of Lud-
wigs defalcation, but is expected to
open again soon. Ludwig, who was
cashier of the bank has not been
found.
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Bertrand Eichten, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. j. Eichten of Wanda WHO
was hit by pitched ball at the Wa
-Wabasso base ball game week
ago last Sunday. MIR. Eichten was
taken to Rochester where an X-ray
showed that his skull had been frao-
tured. 1t was decided to preform an
operation on Wednesday, to deter
mine the extent of the injury and
provide relief for the young man. liz
did not complain of pain from TIE
accident, although he was unconscious
for a short time. From word receiv-
ed by this office Mr. Eiehten will
fully recover and suffer no permanent
njury.-Lamberton Light. a,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. C. Brandt anu
family have moved to the Dan Mott
farm two miles west of Clements,
they having recently purchased this
farm from o. B. Sparks. Mr.. Brandt's
blacksmith shop, filling station and
other property at Boxholm, Iowa
figured in the transaction. Mr.. and
not as entire strangers they having
spent the winter of 1922 in Redwood
Falls. Mr.. Brandt is somewhat of a
"land crank" and comes from coun-
ty of good lands in Iowa, but when
he visited the Mott farm and other
sections of Redwood County and saw
the bountiful crops that could BE-
raised here, he Immediately decided
that was the farm he wanted.
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Mimi. silt.
The east road for a distance of
three miles is being graveled. with
feet of trucks owned by Clements
and Redwood Falls parties. This is
the Redwood county portion of the
Morgan den-To Trunk Highway No.
70 state, road. 1t is a truck job.
While sealed bids were advertised
for Tuesday for this particular job
in compliance with law, the road au-
thorities were able to make a salts
factory deal and put the parties to
work a few days ago and they have
now secured the contract for the
complete job. 1t will take about a
month to do the crawling. There
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