The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-11-04


a Friday caller in Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Carl Samuelson of Morton
I was Saturday business caller here.
l. Attorney Leon H. Brown was a
Monday business caller at Seaforth.
Mrs Walter Thompson of Bird Is
land spent Friday in Redwood Falls.
:, - Wednesday, November 4th, the
ninth graders will give a program in
the gymnasium.
School will be closed Thursday and
3 Friday for the meeting Of the Mime
{ sofa Educational Association.
Miss Winnie Hummel of New Ulm
was the guest Saturday of Miss Dor
othy Larson.
i w. G. McPhee, cashier of the State
I Bank of Evan was a Monday caller
lin Redwood Falls.
Mrs. c. Posi- and Mrs. Neuensinger
of Franklin We're Sunday afternoon
guests at the A. D. McRae home.
Miss Gertrude Mckay of Delhi
spent Saturday in Redwood Falls
shopping.
Miss Ruth Lee of Relview was
among the Saturday Shoppers in Red
wood Falls. ~
Miss Mary Woolsey and Miss Es-
Their Anderson Of Vesta were shoppers
Saturday in Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Biggers of
Renville were Sunday guests Of Mrs.
Biggers' mother, Mrs. Iva Simpson.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hartman of New
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Carrie Smithers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bliss wen. 10
Minneapolis Sunday to visit Air.
Bliss's father, Ben Bliss who Is II
J., in the hospital.
Miss Mildred Erickson Of Wab,
so was a Saturday caller in Re- 90;
Falls. 'o''
chicago S'.nday Pape~s at Sv-?rd
H Sp Cf, TIE Old Reliable Dir :;
0~Ie. 17-'t.
Friday, October Goth, the eighth
grade had e party in the gymnasium.
{ They plaSed games until nine O'Clock
when B.ht refreshments were served
Mrs. G. A. Patton and her raugnter
Mrs. S. Atkinson were Saturday
afternoon guests of Mrs. George
Davis at Seaforth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles He'd and son
who have been living in St. Paul for
a number of years have just recently
moved to Fort Atkinson Wisconsin.
C. A. REYNOLDS spent from Thurs
day until cynday in Minneapolis Wis
iting hi; son, Clifford who is attend
ing the University.
Attorney and Mrs. G. A. Barnes
and Mr.. Barnes, sister, Mrs. Odds, of
Wells attended the Minnesota Wiscon-
sin game Saturday, c5
Try course of scalp treatment
for excessively oily or dry scalp. Hail
cared for in a sanitary way. Rot
) ter's Beauty Shop. ia East Wyom
: ing Street, 17-R, pd
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Philbrick ant
l Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Nelson returned
Monday from PlamView where the!
were week end guests of Mrs. Mel
, sons sister. Mrs Alvin Dickmal
!, and family & -, E-.-s~s
Il Stamps sold a, seN with a smile
, ,Sward-Kemp Co, hTA6i Old Rehabl
: Drug Store. I'LL
, Mrc. P. w. Collins of the Redwoo,
l Hotel has Just recently sreturne
from Wasau. Nebraska where, sh
5 was the guest of her daughtar, Mr.
r Banks.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carr and son o
Clinton, Iowa returned to their hom
Tuesday after a weeks visit witt
t their uncle. and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
: Noah Meeks of Clements. e-S
Clerk of Court, w. G. Weldon is
: sued marriage licenses last week t.
Melvin Dreyer and Grace Sirfnot,
? Leslie Norcutt to Edna Weilsert, ar,
. Arthur Olson to Hady Griese.
j Mrs. Maude Winter and her sol
Jack returned to Minneapolis Sunda,
afternoon after week end visit il
! Redwood Falls with Mrs Jack Win
> ter and daughter.
2 Mr.. and Mrs j. X Drury ant
/. daughter, Mrs. Jack Winter and he
!. little daughter will leave Wednesda,
for California where they will spen,
the winter.
The program and basket socia
which was given at the Gilfillan schoo
last Thursday night was well attend
ed and everyone reports a good time
, The total proceeds were $500.
. Every one commends your judg
. ment when you buy a Buick. Pugh
; lines Buick Co. II 1t.
| "The Freshman" is coming to thu
: Dream Theatre. We have the book
: IS cents at Sward-Kemp Co. TIL.
" Old Reliable Drug Store. 17-lt
Mrs. Louise Holt has resumed hel
> work as operator at the Fisher Beau
: ty Parlor after a two weeks vacation
spent at Mitchell, S. D., and in Min
2 neapolis. During her absence, Mis-:
O'Boyle of Crookston was in charge
of the shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Person hav,
announced the arrival of their daugh
l ter Ruth Geneva. The young lady
who is four weeks of age, has come
4 from Minneapolis to make her perma
nent home with her foster parents t.
the satisfaction of all concerned. The
Person home presents an ideal homs
: for such a child and anyone who has
: seen this winsome baby cannot doubt
that the home is bound to be happie.
: in the future because small Ruth
has become member Of the family