The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-08-12


Mrs. C. E. Hassinger of Morton
shopped here Saturday.
John Larson of Granite Falls spent
Sunday at his home here.
Rouge in all shades. Ask to see the
new vivid tint at Sward-Kemp Co
The Old Reliable Drug Store. silt
Miss Barbara McIlreavie is ex.
pected to arrive this week for visit
with Redwood Falls friends. Just
recently Miss McIlreavie has re-
turned to Minneapolis from an outing
at Cloquet.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnold their
son and daughter, and Mrs. Al. Keller
and Mrs. Sam Jaffy of Walnut Grove
spent Sunday in Ramsey State Park
In the afternoon they called on their
many friends in Redwood Falls.
Mrs. G. G. Thune and her daugh-
tiers, Misses. Josie and Florence and
G. A. Schildknecht motored to Win
dom Tuesday where Miss Florence
Thune played at the wedding of one
of her classmates at Manchester Col
lege.
Superintendent S. E. Hargis return
ed last week from Minneapolis and
Mrs. Hargis, her sons and her sister
Miss Nelson arrived Sunday from
Litchfield where the boys and Miss
Nelson have been spending the sum-
mer with relatives.
Mrs. Jerry Drake of WATERFOWL, S
D., arrived last week for visit at
the home of Capt and Mrs. A. w
Fraser. Her daughter, Miss Harriet
Drake who has been spending the
summer with her cousin, Mrs. Fraser
returned with her upon her return
home.
Mrs. Florence Eischen Halter has
arrived in Minnesota from her home
at Long Beach, California. At pres
ent Mrs. Halter is visiting with her
mother at Golden but later in the
week she will arrive here for a vi
sit with her sisters, Mrs. George
Mantzke and Mrs. John Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kerfoot arrived
here the last of the week from their
home in St. Paul and were guests of
Mrs. Kerfoot's father H. G. Schmahl
until Tuesday morning when they left
by motor for Detroit. In company
with Mr.. Schmahl they spent Sun
day and Monday at Lake Okoboji, la.
Marshall business men have started
a drive to raise $4,000 for munich
pal swimming pool, 70x40 feet, with
all depths of water to eight feet and
eight inches. A charge of 25c for
adults and 15c for children will be
made until the pool is paid for then
it will be turned over to the city for
free use.
was amusing himself by shooting song
birds, $25 to learn that robins, orioles.
ETC., were protected by both federal
and state laws. Parents of small boys
will do well to caution their sons re-
garding this manner of amusement
which may prove expensive sport.
Fairmont's two chicken hatcheries
will turn out 100000 birds this year.
One of the hatcheries rejected orders
for $4,000 chicks last week alone, the
other was unable to fill orders during
the season for $4,000. Additional ma
chinery is to be installed that this
situation may not repeat next year.
Mrs. A. D. McRae returned Fri
day from her vacation visit to her
cabin at Park Rapids. She was ac-.
companied by Miss Alice Norcutt of
Lucan who had been her guest and al
so by her father Mr.. Dotson and her
nephew Jay Dickerson. Miss Emma
Abraham who had been a guest at the
cohsn fn,. cax,aro1 70
Redwood Falls with the party and
will be a guest at the McRae home
for the next few weeks.
The Fred Jaeschke farm of 3O5
acres situated in Posen township,
Yellow Medicine County, was sold at
sheriff's sale on the front steps of the
court house in Granite Falls on Fri
day June. oath. The Insurance Com
pany which holds the mortgage
against the place was the sole bidder,
their bid being something over
SIS, 100000. There is ditch lien
against the farm of between $4,000
90 and 100000 besides mortgaged
crop, interest, back taxes, attorneys
fees, etc. Mr.. Jaeschke, the owner,
resides at Long Prairie, Mimi. He
was not present at the saie.-Wood
Lake News.
An excellent shampoo for the hair.
ode Wits Saponified Cocoanut Oil"
so cents at Sward Kemp Co. The
Old Reliable Drug Store. Sit.
During the past three or four years
members of the village council COM
pensated themselves for committee or
extra work besides the $40 salary al
lowed them by law. This extra COM
pensation has already amounted to
over 5000 and after j. H. Yock was
elected president of the council he
began to investigate the matter and
found this extra compensation IL
legal. Demand has now been made
on the former trustees to reimburse
the village for the amount taken and
unless it is paid back action at Laws
will be started to recover the money.
Clara City Herald.
BIG AUCTION and PRIVATE SALE!