The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-04-02

caller here Thursday.
Jack Henze returned Monday from
business trip to Balaton.
Cyril Smith is visiting with friend:
in the Twin Cities this week.
Miss Veronica Eischen Of Evan is
guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Wood Brown.
Mrs. Torney and Miss Isabel Kragn
Of Brookville Township were Wednes-
day callers in Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Routhe return
ed Tuesday from a short motor trip
to Owatonna and Minneapolis.
Miss Anna Wester left Saturday for
St. Paul where she will 60 into train
| ing as nurse at the Ancker hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Maahs and dau-
| ghter Miss Alona of Echo attended
| the Style Show here Wednesday even
/ ing.
Mrs. G. P. Smith, Mrs. Freeman
and Mrs. Collier of Olivia attended
the Style Show here Thursday after
noon.
| Our big stock reducing sale is now
one. See the red tags for astounding
Bargains. GRAPE FURN. e. UNDT.
! co. 38-1t.
Miss Janet Prendergast arrived here
/ Thursday from LeSueur for a visit at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. o.
Meara.
| Bobbie Anderson of Comfrey is
spending the week here at the home
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Baldwin.
Miss Ruth Pearson Of Gowrie, Iowa
arrived here Monday for a visit with
| her sister, Miss Gladys Pearson and
| with friends,
I Mrs. Henry Espenson returned to
her home at Winthrop Monday after
a weeks visit here with her. sister
Mrs. E. H. Henschke.
+ See our splendid assortment OF
/ furniture offered at silent auction and
place your written bids on same now
+ GRAPP FURN. & UNDT. co. 38-lt
A. P. Falk accompanied by DR.. w
! A. Ross and Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Smith
n5tored to Cottonwood Wednesday
where DR.. Ross had charge # the ser
vice at the Presbyterian church that
! evening.
Federal Farm Loans at 577A per cent
Limit of loans $25, 100000 70 each Dor
rover. F. E. Person, Sec. Treas
I 36-tf.
/ DIR. and Mrs. A. Asleson and fam
] lily returned last Monday from st
Cloud where they spent the weekend
with their daughter, Miss Rose Adele
who is attending the State Teachers
College there.
/ County Attorney G. A. Barnes wen'
i to the Twin Cities Thursday expect
ing to return Friday. However he
was one of the victims Of the big
:. storm and was not able to come untl
Sunday night. i;
Charlebois Bros. have been AWARDED
the contract for the sheet metal an,
T. roofing work on the Ford Garage
building and also a similar contrac
for the new St. Johns School build
ing at Arcadia, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hargis and sol
returned Monday from ST. Faul wher
thew were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
II Schuneman over the weekend. MI
Hargis also attended to business mat
: tiers during his stay in the Twin Cities
Curtis M. johnson, one Of the Re
). publican candidates for governor, !
the speaker of the evening at tn
" Tracy Community Banquet Wednes
4 day evening. Mr.. Curtis is the pres
: dent of the Minnesota State Fair As
I. ISOLATION.
Miss H. Hugoson who has been en-
y ployed in the office of Register {
II Deeds A. D. McRae for several month
:. has resigned her position and lei
: Monday for her home at Falrmon
RI Her place is being taken by Mis-
| Hagen of Montevideo.
II Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Patton VIII
| are now residents of Aberdeen, spel
IIThursday and Friday here in the tran
| action of business. Mr.. Patton ilne
his work at Aberdeen very congenl'
and they are enjoying their hon
there.
II NOTICE: Having bought tt
Gerstmann stock of wall papers / a
| offering the same for sale at my res
dence, at greatly reduced prices.
I L. Carpenter, 1871 w. Fourth Stree
/ 38-tf.