The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-01-21


Charles Armour of Minneapolis was
weekend guest in Redwood Falls.
j. F. O'Meara and L. P. Larson
were Saturday business callers at
New Uln.
Fred Person will leave this week
for South Dakota where he will attend
to business matters.
E. J. Zorn went to Minneapolis Tu
esday where he will spend few days
on business matters.
Miss jeanette Barber went to Min
neapolis Sunday evening where she
will receive medical treatment.
Mrs. H. o. Johnston of Morgan was
weekend guest at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hillig.
Andy Luscher and Victor Andrist
of Minneapolis were guests last We'd
nesday and Thursday at the c. A.
Luscher home.
Mr.. Hagbarth Bue of Mortified
will be assisting the Poultry Market
Committee in holding meetings in
Walnut Grove, Wanda and Wabasso
this week.
Mrs. Louis Holt an experienced op-
orator of the Marinello Beauty School
arrived here Monday from Minneapo-
lis and has started her new work
at the Fisher Beauty Shoppe.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Reynolds enter
tanned at dinner party Sunday eve-
ming at their home. Their guests
were DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Brand, Mr..
and Mrs. A. y. McRae and Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Reynolds.
Lewis Lindeman of North Redwood
returned Friday from st. Paul where
he spent the week attending the
annual convention of the Mutual
Creamery & Cheese Factory Fire In
surance Co. which was held at the
Ryan Hotel.
Miss Velma Slocum, Assistant
State Club Leader will be in the
county Thursday and Friday, the
/ 22nd and 23rd to assist Miss Fern
Kennedy and County Agent Lynn
Sheldon in developing club projects
for the coming year.
Charles Ahrens formerly of Red
wood Falls was arrested at Mankato
last week having been found with y
bottle of liquor in his possession. At
the time he was arrested he was in
the company of fourteen year old
girl and both of them were in an in
toxicated condition. He is now an
inmate of the Blue Earth County jail
at Marikato. Renville County is
waiting for him, holding a liquor
charge against him, and upon his re-
lease from Blue Earth he will be taken
over by the officials of that county.
The Catholic Girls Club will present
MISS FEARLESS AND COMPANY
at the Armory January both. 28-1t.
Indulging in firearms at charvari
resulted in fine of $500 being i'm
posed upon Arthur Hanson, a young
farmer, by Judge Qvale in the dis
trict court at Montevideo. Hanson
was found guilty of second degree
assault it being alleged that when a
charvari party visited his home last
spring one of the members of the
party was injured by bullet from
gun in the hands of Hanson.
Charles Newman of Chicago who is
in charge of the AID. Newman & Sons
Commission Firm was in Redwood
Falls last week attending to business
matters connected with the local pro-
duce house This company recently
shipped truck here which will be
fused by the local manager, Milton
Melges who will go to the surrounding
towns buying poultry. 1t has been
said this company is not here to stay
out there is no truth in that statement.
as they are here to give the poultry
sellers a square deal. AS soon as the
weather will permit the poultry house
will be remodeled. 2S-1t
The Economy Store, Redwood Falls
new variety store, will open for bust
ness at nine o'clock the morning of
January oath. The business is 10
Gated in the building on Second Strees
formerly occupied by the Ebright
Grocery which has been reftted fof
the purpose. The new proprietor
Mr.. Anderson, comes here from Cot
tonwood and is busy preparing for
the opening of his business here. An
announcing advertisement in this is
sue of the Gazette and large circulars
giving more detailed description of
! the goods offered for sale make it APP
pear that this store is to one OF
the very worthwhile businesses in
this vicinity.
( Sheriff Phil Landmark of Mankato
appointed by the board of county
/ commissioners on the death of the
late Edward Ario, has received no.
tice from Attorney General C. l.. Hill
ton that his election by the board is
to be contested. The petition asking
that Landmark be required to show
cause why he should continue to hold
the office was verified by John H. Mac
Beth of this city, as a citizen and
! taxpayer. 1t is set out that the cleo
/ ton was premature on the part of
the county board, in that due notice
as required by law of it's meeting
had not been given. A date for hear
ing is to be set when attorneys for
Landmark will answer to the petition.
/ Joseph Schroepfer, residing in
School District No. As, Albin town.
ship, and John Jensen of District No.
As, Eden township of Brown County,
were hailed into City Justice Fred.
/ Pfaender's court at New Ulm, Satur-
day, by Deputy Sheriff VIM. H.
| Gieseke, on complaint of r. B. Ken
nedy, county superintendent of schools,
/ for refusing to send their sons,
Leonard Schroepfer and Everett Jen-
sen, aged about IA years, to school.
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