The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-07-09


H. A. Baldwin was a Wednesday
business visitor in the Twin Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Neal are the
parents of a son born Tuesday, July
1st.
Lyle Reed returned to Minneapolis
Sunday after a short visit here with
his mother, Mrs. Mary Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warner and
daughter were Friday visitors at Lake
Okibogi.
Miss Avis Kvello left last week for
Lisbon, N. D. for a visit with her
father, A. M. Kvello.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snyder and chill
dren of Marshall were Sunday guests
of Mrs. P. o. Callaghan.
Mrs. A. D. Stewart left Saturday
for Minneapolis for weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thomas return
ed last week from two weeks stay
in Indiana where they were guests OF
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.. Gold and son
and Mrs. N. B. Andersen left Monday
eral days at the Gold cabin.
Mrs. H. F. Buechner returned last
week from Peoria, Illinois where she
has been the guest Of relatives for d
number of weeks.
Arlene Stewig, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Stewig was operated upon
for appendicitis Thursday at the Red
wood Falls hospital.
Rev. Paul L. Grove and his sons,
Wendell and Clifford will leave We'd
nesday for northern Minnesota for
stay of three weeks.
Mrs. Marie Peterson of Minnea-
polls was guest at the home OF MIR
and Mrs. H A. Baldwin last week
from Thursday until Sunday.
am equipped to do MARCHING
quickly and we'll, having the necessary
and most modern equipment for this
work. Call 2428 for appointments
for Facial and Shampoo work. l
am prepared to do all phases of this
work and solicit your patronage.
Miss Maude Rutter 39-tf.
M. R. Myers, a former pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Delhi had
charge of the morning service there
Sunday in the absence of the pastor
Rev. Rankin, who is away on his va,
cation. Mr.. Myers will also fill the
pulpit at Delhi next Sunday morning.
Sydney Anderson of Lanesboro, VINO
recently retired from the office of
congressman from the First district,
will undergo an operation for goiter
at the clinic at Rochester, in the near
future. He is now in the hospital and
the operation will be performed as
soon as his condition permits.
Mrs. Henry j. Norton, prominent
| member of the Walnut Grove COM
munity, passed away at her home
| Tuesday morning, July LIST. Before
| her marriage Mrs. Norton was Miss
| Ora Belle Masters, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Masters of Wal
nut Grove. Mrs. Norton was promin-
ent in Red Cross work and other
/ charitable works and will be much
missed from the community where
she lived all her life. The deceased
was forty-three years of age.
Unnecessary noise has caused SC
| SAA~
2O5th Regiment band in German park
that the Park board was prompted to
erect an electric sign WITH the word
"Quiet" on the bandstanl. Hercaf
ter, just before the b nd starts t.
play, this sigl will be flashed on and
all unnecessary disturbance must
| cease. Traffic officers will be sta
toned at the street intersections ane
will allow no automobiles to pass dur
ing a musical selection.-Brown Coun
ty Journal.
Redwood Falls Business School Wi
open this week with an initial enroll
ment of eight pupils. This school il
branch school of the American In
stitute of Des Moines, Iowa and thu
students enrolling have the benef
of the instructors of this school. Tn,
school is also enabled, because it i
established as extension work of tn
main institution to give full business
college credits. Miss Meci Reed i
the local instructor and will hav
charge of the work, under the super
vision of the main school. The pupil
registered up to date are Hisse
Lorena johnson, Lucille Backer, Ros'
Jackson, Hazel Woefel, Mabel Neu
mann, Nina Garland, Susy Chitwood
and Hazel Van Blair. The first meet
ing Of the class viii be ct the Com
mercial Club rooms at eight o'clock
4 Thursday evening.