The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-05-27

Syver Sata of Delhi was a Tuesday
afternoon visitor in Redwood Falls
A. C. Burmeister was a business
visitor in Minneapolis on Monday and
Tuesday. ss-
Nj. and Mrs. Leon Orth left Tues
day for Bigstone City,. S. D., where
they will spend the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebb Horr and grand
son, Bobby Palmer will leave on We'd
nesday for their new home at Sisse-
ton, S. D..
w. Hosken of North Redwood, E.
w. Currier, Jesse Olson and H. Shoe
maker motored to Renville Saturday
evening where they attended the Ma
sonic Lodge
+ Miss Agnes Anderson of Fairfax is
a patient at the Redwood Falls hos
pital. Her sister, Miss Anderson of
Minneapolis spent last week in Red
wood Falls with heT.
The Stensvad Garage has this week
sold three Buick cars the purchasers
being Douglas Allan of Paxton town
ship, Frank Feisenmeier of Morton
and Louis Sommers of Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Anna Roper spent from Friday
until Sunday of last week in Min
neapolis with her daughter Miss Ce-
liza who is employed there. She was
also the guest of other relatives dur
ing her stay.
Lester Schultz who has been employ
ed at the First National Bank for the
| past few years resigned his position
last week and will leave this week for
Akron, Ohio where he has accepted a
position as accountant with the Good
rich Tire Co.
Mr.. C. E. Young of the Young's
Barber Shop and Beauty Parlor of
! Hector will locate in Redwood Falls
| in about ten days where he will To-
cate in the business place known as
the Ramsey Garage. Mr.. Young will
continue in the new business enter
prise with which he has recently been
connected with of vacuum cleaning
and shampooing by motor power of
rugs, carpets and of the upholstering
OF automobiles. He will continue in
the barbering business at Hector un-
til next week. Renville County Jour
nal.
Redwood Falls and Morgan sold
$245.75 worth of American Legion
peoples last Saturday under the di-
rection of Mrs. Glenn Hillig of Red
wood Falls and Mrs. E. H. Albrecht
Of Morgan. Morgan's share in the
sale was $500. Mrs. Hillig was as.
sisted in Redwood Falls by the fol
lowing girls, Anita Buchanan, Heller
Johnson. Carla Kise, Marion Jaehning
Violet Griffen, Irene Mckay, Dorothy
Warner, Dessymore Whiting, Mary
Finn, Hollis Dotson and Irene Keefe
Anita Buchanan sold $500 worth
this being the largest amount sold by
any one girl. The others are named
in the order of the amount of sales
made.
The Silver Lake Concert Band will
open its regular summer season OF
free outdoor concerts in the Park al
4 Silver Lake, on Saturday evening, May
l30th. Commencing the following week
concerts will be given every Thursday
evening thereafter throughout the
balance of the summer up to Sept. LIST
All concerts will commence promptly
at 8:15 P. M. The Silver Lake Con
cert Band has developed into a Won
/ derful organization and has made
itself famous through it's excellent
work and the winning of three cham
pionship titles at district and state
! legion tournaments. This year the
band is stronger and better in every
department than ever before Mr.. F,
! j. Kolar is Director; DR.. H. C. Ores
! sci, President; and Mr.. j. E. Ziska
Business Manager.
4 dian Agencies in this section, and DIR
/ Culp OF Washington were in Redwood
Falls and at the Morton Agency last
Tuesday and Wednesday, the guests
OF Congressman Frank Clague while
here. Dr.. Culp is employed by the
government to inspect the eyes OF
5. the Indians with a special view to
wiping out cases of trachoma from
which the Indians have suffered sc
much during the past years. Ter
1 years ago DR.. Culp states that nine
per cent of the entire Indian popu-
lation of the United States was in.
I fected with this disease. Now only
three per cent are victims of it
Eight cases were found on the Nor
ton Agency but only one case in an
incurable condition and that in such
stage that there is no longer dang
er of infection The other seven
cases were found among the child
rem and young people. An effort will
! be made to take them to the school at
Pipestone where special attention will
be given to their eyes. All of these
cases are still durable and will yield
readily to treatment.
FIREMEN GRATEFUL.
\ The Radwood Eollc E;ra noro~&