The Redwood gazette., 1925-01-14

! vern Larson of Bird Island was ;
Sunday visitor at the L. P. Larson
home 81
Tom Donahue of Delhi was a Mon.
day business caller at the Gazette
office.
+ Miss Gladys Hopkins of Fairfas
was the weekend guest of Miss Edna
Schramn.
Mrs. Weldon was a Thursday eve
hing visitor at the Ed. Weldon homs
at Wabasso.
Miss Gertrude Parker and Miss
Jean Gray of Delhi were Saturday
shoppers here.
/ Carl Balfany of Wanda was operat-
ed upon Saturday for appendicitis at
The Redwood Falls hospital.
| Miss Julienne GIFTS of Marshall was
the guest here Saturday and Sunday
of her sister, Miss Lucie GIFTS.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Gotlieb Kuenzi left
Monday for Minneapolis for a visit
with DR.. and Mrs. McPheeters.
William Callaghan returned to Min
neapolis Friday after visit here
with his mother, Mrs. P. o. Callaghan.
Miss Veronica Miller, Miss Herbse
and Miss Hamilton of Milroy were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs.
P. o. Callaghan-
George Shou, the son Of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Jens Schou was operated upon
Saturday for appendicitis at the Red
wood Falls hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Weldon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Daskam were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Parker at Delhi.
Mrs. John Colville returned las.
Thursday from Minneapolis where
she visited at the home of her dau
ghier, Mrs. Jerry House.
H. E. Palmer who is attending the
State University spent the weekend
in Redwood Falls with his wife and
son at the E. Horr home
County Attorney G. A. Barnes and
Auditor L. P Larson motored to Wa
oasso Saturday and visited with Com
missioner John Arends who is i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Christensen mo-
tored to Jeffers Friday where they
attended the funeral Of their uncle,
Mr.. Jackson. They returned in the
evening.
E. 7. Maxson and his son Vern
and Miss Neff of Marshall were Mon
day callers at the w. G. Weldon home
on their way to Minneapolis. They
will return Saturday.
Tom Hicks of Gales Township spent
Sunday in Redwood Falls at the home
of his sister, Mrs. J. w. Inglis. Mrs.
Hicks and daughter are guests this
week at the Inglis home.
Miss Grace Gallery returned here
Saturday from Minneapolis where
she spent the Christmas holidays ant
has resumed her work as teacher IL |
the Mary Holton School.
Bank deposits in the four banks of /
Willmar show an increase for the year
1924 over 1928 of $2S7,0O0 and over
1922 of $461,0O0 Total deposits of
three of these banks is $4,257 900.
Parker Sanders returned Saturda.
from Chicago where he was the gu
est. Of his grandmother, Mrs. Matthias
cof several days and from St. Louis
where he attended the convehtion OF
ais fraternity. ,.,.,...., .m ~
The, following hearing We're tried
ut the Office of the Judge of Probate
Al r., A, Laudon on Monday: Hugh
Swaln1, Hearing on Administration
Frank Tretter, Hearing .on Will;
Matthias Enestad, Hearing on. Claims;
August F. Danielowski, Hearing on
Will and Hearing on Guardianship in
he matter of Anna Novy.
Mrs. Ebb Horr returned last Nor
lay from Wilmot, S. d. where shs
vas called several weeks ago by ths
serious illness of her brother. She
'eports that her brother is very slow
v recovering from his illness. Sht
vas accompanied here by her sister,
drs. D. o. Baker of Castlerock, Wash
ngton who spent the week. at the
Iorr home, leaving Monday for Viii
not S. d. for short visit before GO
ng to her home in Washington.
Commissioner John Arends was Iii
asst week and unable to attend the
neeting of the County Board of Com /
nissioners. Mr.. Arends is victim +.
f neuritis and by orders s of his /
MUSICIAN was confined to his home !
OF several days. In spite of his alb t
ence however Mr.. Arends was made a
ne chairman of the County Board an r
ffice which he has filled with salts j
action to the county and credit to d
imself for the past several years. a
F. M. Isham, lovingly known to .
is many Redwood Falls friends as :
Dad" reached the seventy-eightt Il !.
lilestone last Thursday, hale and .
earty and full of pep.. Many years q q
Dads" long life have been spent =
1 Redwood Falls where he has al =
,ays been a factor in the city,
rowth and progress. Like Long {
CLOVIS famous Blacksmith dad" is
ne of the few fortunate, thrifty and .
Apply individuals who "can look the, :
hole world in the face, for he owes ,
OF any man.. If Mr. Isham were ?
, give to the young men of this gen. {
ration single admonition it would :
e PAY Your Debts. Dads friends =
re wishing for him another seventy ?
lght years of happiness and sue =
ess. = =
Word reached this city Tuesday that S
AIRY j. Acton of the firm of Ewing y
Acton of Madison had been appoint t
as private secretary to Governor c;
heodore Christianson Mr.. Acton was c