The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-01-30

| John Larson left Tuesday for :
short stay in the Twin Cities.
/ John Haas of Lamberton attended
to business matters here Monday.
Earl McTaggart of Lamberton was
Monday visitor in Redwood Falls.
Attorney Dempsey of New Uln
was a Monday visitor in Redwood
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mckay OF
Delhi were Redwood Falls Callers
Monday.
o. DanieIson Of Worth.ngton anG
Miss Kotten were Sunday visitors al
Springfield.
Father Jos. Bouska Of Wesley was
a guest of Rev. j. w. Jiracek several
days last week.
Otto Melges returned Monday from
stay of several days in Chicago or
business matters.
Misses Edna Petereins, Upper ano
Wagner were visitors in the Twin
Cities over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Mclean mo-
tored to Minneapolis Thursday. They
ret ISo Cuiiudy C'SilAiIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson OF
North Redwood were callers in Red
wood Falls Monday afternoon.
OLD TIME MASQUERADE
DANCE AT SEAFORIIl FRIDAY
FEBRUARY FIRST. 29-1t. pd
H. M. Aune and son Harold motored
to Dawson Monday on business mat
tiers. They returned Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Draeger of Rem
vile County are the parents Of q
daughter born Monday, January 28th
Mrs. Perry Nelson left Monday fol-
Rochester where she will receive
medical treatment at the Mayos Hos
pital.
w. L. Hardy and his crew of cal
penters went to Franklin Thursday tC
make some repairs on the school,
building there.
DR.. H. J. Henze who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark at Los
Angeles, Calf. for three weeks re-
turned Tuesday.
J. B. Philbrick left Thursday fol
New York where he will spend the
next several weeks buying goods fol
the F. w. Philbrick Co.
I'LL. and Mrs. T. w. La Graves re-
Turned to their home in st. Paul Sat
ur,iay after a visit at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Glassco.
Miss Marian Zehetner entertained
a number of young people at her home
last Wednesday evening. Five hun
dred was played at two tables.
C. F. Gales returned Monday from
MINNEAPOLIS where he attended th'
Poultry Show for Hennepin Co. Mi
Gales also spent a few days al
Carver.
DR.. H. B. Cole went to Minneapolis
FRIDAY accompanied by w. G. kode'
IF North Redwood who will receive
medical treatment at hospital there
DR.. Cole returned Saturday.
The party planned in honor of the
ninetieth birthday anniversary of Mrs
I,aidlaw, ST. was postponed last Fri
day because of the illness OF Mrs
Iaidiaw who is suffering from a severe
cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reynolds who
nave been residents in Mankato foi
several months have moved to Ellen
dale where Mr.. Reynolds will hav.
charge of a lumber yard for the Bots
ford Lumber Co.
Mrs. R. VESSEL and daughter Mrs
Gale of Benedict, n. ID. returned Il
Redwood Falls last week from Sleepy
Eve where they were visitors at >. L.
McMasters home and are now guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Zumwinkle.
Those who have contributed to the
Near East Relief Fund and who's.
envelopes have not been caiied for ar
asked to give them to Fred lander
the treasurer Of the local committee
This should be done Immediately as
1t is desirable to check up upon this
fund at once.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union will meet Thursday afternoon
at two-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Lillian
Hall will discuss the Child-Labor bill
now pending. Other legislation will
be discussed and also the Box Peace
Plan Award. All interested women
are invited to attend.
The Knights of Pythias recently in
stalled the following officers. c. c..
L. ]. kise; v. c., Frank Baldwin; X
Odlaug; Chap, DR.. S. L. Leonard; NJ
p. R.. Ingolf Stensvad; F. S., M. j
A., Ward Baldwin; l. g., Robt. Byram;
0. G., Paige Mumford; M. w., j. W
Anderson; Trustee, A. Vihstadt.
Mrs. w. H. Gold went to Minneapo.
lis Friday to meet her daughter Mis-:
Margaret Gold of the Northwestern
University at Evansville. Miss Golt
Las been overworking at her studio:
and her physicians have ordered res
of several weeks at least. Mrs. Golt
and her daughter came from Mime
apolis Monday.
Silk stockings and pretty clothe
| that go with flapper's makeup will
be taboo in the St. Peter high schoo
| if the mothers have their say. At
joint meeting of the Washington ant
Lincoln Mothers clubs yesterday, tn
women went on record by vote o
SO to 20 in favor of dress reform ant
will petition the school board to tax
action at the meeting, on Februar.
4th.
Funeral services for John C. Wise
one of the veteran newspaper men o
Minnesota, were held at St. John
Episcopal Church Mankato last Wed
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Wise droppe,
dead on the street Saturday, Januar!
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