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

/ because Oh the OISSOIutIOIl u pdItuCA
| ship and should have the immediate
attention of all our debtors. We can.
not make complete settlement until
this is done and ask the assistance OF
all those carrying accounts with US.
Jaehning Hardware.
Clare Hauck was Sunday visitor
at Franklin.
NJ. A. Ebright was business caller
at Dawson, Tuesday.
Andrew Gimmestad of Belview
was Friday visitor in Redwood Falls
Norris Nupson of St. Paul was a
weekend visitor at the J. A. Johnson
| nome.
Paul Gold returned to ST. Paul
Monday after visit at his home here
over the weekend.
Mrs. Fred Pehling of Redwood Falls
| is a guest at the Ernest Luepke home
Brown County Journal.
Rev. and Mrs. Mcleod and Mrs. f.
Montgomery of Vesta were visitors IN
Redwood Falls Monday afternoon.
w. T. Wilcox and son George left
!. Tuesday for Minneapolis where they
| will attend the Twin City Auto Show
w. H. Gold is the speaker OF the
evening at the Mems Club banquet t.
be held at Olivia tonight (Tuesday).
/ Rev. Paul L. Grove will go to
! Fairfax next Tuesday where he Will
I speak at a Mems Club banquet held
under the auspices of the Methodist
+! Church there.
! l wish to call your attention to the
| display of lens which | now have OF
display in my show windows showing
! the different stages which the lens
ale put through. DR.. A. Asleson.
30-1t.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Tenney received
word Monday from Miss Ada Tenney
! VINO is on a Lyceum Tour that she
has the misfortune to fall and break
her arm one day last week. Miss
Tenney is now at Fremont, Nebraska
with her brother Lee Tenney.
Albert Clipson and his son Russell
of Catlin, Illinois arrived here Mon
day to attend the funeral of Homer
Clipson, their son and brother. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Homer
Clipson's uncle T. D. Neal of Chicago.
The three gentlemen are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. +.
Mosier.
William Guthrie will leave Red
duties with the Pure Oil Company at
Devils Lake, North Dakota. There.
he will be in charge of a plant con
slsting Of large storage plant, a
service station and six service trucks.
mis- work to be the general supervision
over the men carrying on the WORK
of the plant. He has been associated
with the local Pure Oil Station for
some time and the new position comes
as a promotion in recognition Of good
work. done here.
Sheriff Kise and County Attorney
Barnes were called to Walnut Grove
last Thursday to take into custody
two men who gave their names as
Sterling and Arnold. The charge
against these men is that they broke
into several of the business places of
Walnut Grove but failed to take any
thing of any value They were ap-
pretended on the train, taken off az
Springfield and are now in the Red
wood County Jail where they will
await the meeting of the Grand Jury
at the spring term of court. They
give Montana as their place of resi-
dence.
A meeting of the board of directors
OF the Redwood County Agriculture;
Society met last Friday evening with
all members present. President F. g..
Hubbard presided. Meeting with the
Board were President z. l.. Hagen o.
the Lac Qui Parle County Association
and H. F. Hauck also of Madison a
director of the Association of that
county. Several free attraction"
men were present and presented then
talent. The Redwood Falls group
and the Madison group each purchas-
ed complete progla am OK vaudeville
, acts, etc.. these programs to be
switched so that at each fair there
will be complete change Of pro-
grams for the last two days. This
Is possible because the fairs at Madi-
son and at Redwood Falls are held
during the same week. Redwoo
Falls acts will be given here Tues
day and Wednesday and then go t.
Madison while the acts which have
been given at Madison will come here
Tor Thursday and Friday. A plan
F! similar to this has been carried OF:
In other places and has worked admir-
ably.
Mrs. Agnes Lautorbach White, her
i husband and their three children, were
In a bad fire at Anoka, escaping only
with their lives and losing all of their
personal property as well as the build.
;ng which contained Mr.. Wits drug
business and their apartment home.
! In a telephone conversation with re-
latives here. Mrs. Witte expressed
herself as extremely grateful that the
family had escaped from so great a
! danger. The Minneapolis Journal
/ gives the following account Of the fire.
/ Fourteen persons fled in nightcloth-
ing early Monday and narrowly es-
! capped injury when fire destroyed d
two story brick building at East Sec
ond avenue and Main street at Anoka
Mimi, causing a loss estimated b.,
| fire marshals at between $50, 900 and
i 500, 900.
1.-The ground floor of the building was
occupied by the q. j. Witte drug
i store; the second floor by physicians
and dentists Offices and by apart
| ments.
"First alarms, shortly before a
M, were followed by others, which
called out all of the Anoka freight
| ing apparatus, and when the blaze
/ continued tn make hoadwav Fire