The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-28

IN at the Hospital.
i Mrs. Frank Weller of Clements ].
patient at the Redwood Falls hos
pital.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Beach are tn,
parents of a son born Thursday, Jan
uary 29th.
Miss Abby Sdhafer of Renville wa.
81 operated upon Monday for append.
citis at the Hospital.
Miss Melva Wheeler was operated
upon for appendicitis Sunday at thu
Redwood Falls hospital.
Howard Whitcomb left Monday fol
Watertown, S. D. for a visit with hi.
sister, Mrs Ray Vending.
Mrs. John Morley is patient a,
the Hospital having been operated
upon Thursday for appendicitis.
Charles Beer, ST.. left On Friday fol
st. Cloud, Florida where he will spend
the remainder Of the winter months
Mrs. Fred Warner returned Monday
from Springfield where she has bee.
for a number of days taking care Of
4 patient.
for st. Paul where he will attend a
hearing before the Insurance Com
naittee OF the House.
Judge Gislason of Marshall went
to Rochester last week for treatnen
at the Mayo Hospital. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Gislason-
/ William Kreft of Belview was a
J MI Cd
Falls. Mr.. Kreft is one OF the new
subscribers to the Redwood Gazette.
/ George Schou, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jens Schou of Morgan who has been
! patient at the Redwood Falls hos
pital following an operation for ap-
pendicitis was able to leave Tuesday
for his home.
Mrs. Hugh Agor and daughter o.
Aberdeen, S. D. who spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Stewart
of Minneapolis arrived here Saturday
for a visit with Mrs. Agor's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart. Senator
Agor accompanied his family here
from Minneapolis and spent the week
end at the Stewart home leaving Oh
Monday for his legislative duties al
Tierre, S. d.
Miss Anna Fobes is i'll at AL
burquerque, New Mexico where she
rs teacher Of home economics in one
Of the government schools. Messages
reached her parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Fobes, Sunday that an operation
for appendicitis had been performed
and that Miss Fobes was recovering
nicely from the effects of the
anesthetic and the operation. A later
message informed her anxious family
that she is doing splendidly and he,
speedy recovery is looked for by her
physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Kramer of Ra-
dunn have many Redwood County
friends who will be interested in the
following item from the Warren
Sheaf "The business of the Radium
Farmers State Bank has been taken
over by the Warren National Bank
as result of deal, announced this
week. The Radium bank will be dis
continued and the business in that
territory formerly handled by the Ra-
dunn bank will be served by the
Warren National Bank in Warren |
The, Radium bank was organized in
1915 and has served its community |
well. H. G. Kramer, its cashier, has /
been identified with it since OctObe, /
1919. He has taken a leading part in /
all public affairs in RaGlum and ha~
been associated with several enter /
prises in Warren, being first vice com
,nander of the Warren Legion post,
member of the Warren city band ans
member Of the Strand theater or
chestra. Mrs. Kramer, has been at
the head of practically every civic and
community movement in Radium dur
ing the last few years and will doubt i
less be greatly missed there. She has i
served as correspondent for the Shear /
and has done her wc~k well. Mr.. !.
Kramer has not decided where he will |
go but will make his home in Radiun .
FOR some time. Sale of the bank was I
decided on by the directors, who I
realize that the tendency of the times /
is towards less banks and that the
Radium territory can easily be serve, .
from Warren, the county seat
A peculiar mishap took place last
week at the Albert Miller farm. Upon
entering the chicken Coop one morn
ing Mr.. Miller found nearly all OF
his chickens smothered from the ex- I
plosion of the heater Of 3 water foun- /
tain. The fire had ignited some damp .
straw on the floor around the foun-
tain and had burned fer some time
causing intense smoke When dis /
covered by Mr.. Miller tine fire in the
straw had gone out but the oil was /
still burning. This is very unfort-
innate for Mr.. and Mrs. Miller as they +
had just recently purchased the flock
of fifty-five full blooded white leg
horns.-Marshall News Messenger.
Accidents and sickness are very
expensive propositions, but the Ma
tional Surety Company will take care
of all these expenses with their new
Hospital Bonds at very small cost.
Ask the Ward ms. Agency about
them. 28-2ts. !