The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-04-09
City and County
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in Minneapolis.
G. A. Barnes and j. R. Keefe were
! visitors in Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Jack Simpson of Morgan was
a Sunday guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Tease.
Misses Elsie Gaedy and Frances
Lathrop who are teaching at Seaforth
were weekend visitors in Redwood
Falls
Mrs. F. NJ Birkenmeyer of Mime
apolis> arrived her Thursday for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Il. Glassco
and family.
George T. Freyer went to Mime
apolis Friday to consult a specialist
in regard to his health. He will re-
turn this week.
Mayor William Brust and his en-
tire cabinet were reelected without
| opposition at the city election held IN
Sleepy Eye April LIST.
J. F. Knudson, Earl Whiting, L. N.
| Foreman, E. w. Currier and A. F.
| Hassenstab attended Masonic Lodge
at Echo Monday evening.
Miss Irene Schoch who has been i'll
at the home of her parents for sew
| eral weeks will return to ST. Paul this
! week where she is attending Hamline
! University.
Mrs. Otto Melges entertained q
number of little guests at her home
last Tuesday afternoon, the occasion
being the sixth birthday anniversary
of her son Otto Jr
! w. A. Stenborg motored here Mon
day from Sacred Heart and was &C
companied back by Mrs. Stenborg wht
| will visit there until Thursday whel
they will return to Redwood Falls.
: Miss Avis Kvello who spent las
, week here. with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. P. Cooper left Sunday fo
: Milwaukee where she is attendin,
college. Mr.. Cooper accompanied he
r as far as the Twin Cities returnin,
{ here Tuesday.
Pipestone soon will be given motor
!, bus service to the twin cities. Accord
! ing to information, the Interstat
+. Transportation company, April Is, Wi
= inaugurate through bus service fror
l Sioux Falls to the twin cities, by wa
Z of Pipestone, Marshall and Redwoo
! Falls.
The members of the Pythian Sister
Lodge met at the home of Mrs. H. N
" Aune Saturday evening the occasio
being surprise on the Grand Chic
n of the Pythian Sisters, Mrs. Ann
n Perkins who was guest here las
. week. Refreshments were served q
q the close of the evening.
John Vierling, formerly of nea
D Wabasso who left some time ago fo
0 the east, is now employed by the An
II erican Brass and Copper Company G
h Kenosha, Wisconsin. Since cOmplet
ing a Civil Service training course h
has recently been promoted as hea
man of the transfer department.
t. VIM Carity, who has been the locs
agent for the White Eagle Oil Con
It pany has been made Division Manage
for the same Company While NJ
Carity maintains his headquarters
e Redwood Falls. he is out over his te'
f ritory much of the time. having eigk
stations under his direction. His plac
: &c local agent has been taken by l..
Kistler.
Mankato dedicated its new Stat
Teachers CGl'eoe building with az
| pfODfldte exercises TUESDAY. SDeak
ers for the occasion included the Stat
e COMMISSIONS" of Education tha rrt
sident of the State Board of Educatio
and the Dean of Education at the I'M
: versitv of Minnesota The occasio
was also made an honorary annlvei
) sary for President Chas. H. Coope
who has heen at the head Of the Mar
. kato institution for the past twenty
. five years.
The Women's Foreign Missionar
. Society of the Methodist Church wi
hold its regular meeting at the churc
!. Friday, April 18th. 1t is requisite
that as far as possible those who hav
not paid their dues do so at this tim,
This is one of the important things /
our part of this great work and shout
not be neglected. The Committee i
charge will serve a japanese tea a
the close of the program. Japanes
. slides will be shown as a feature. o
the meeting. All the ladies Of tn
Church are cordially invited-Sec.