The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-02-04

Rud StenSvad IS IN Minneapolis this
week attending the Auto Show. 500
L. T. Andrew of Tracy arrived Mon.
day evening for short business visit
! in Redwood Falls.
Miss Rhoda Gold will spend the
week in ST. Paul, the guest of he,
/ sister, Mr.. Walter Cummings.
Mrs. H. M. Hitchcock will return to
Minneapolis this week after a weeks
visit at the home of her daughter
Mrs. w. B. Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Anderson OF
the Economy Variety Store are spend
/ ing several days in Minneapolis this
week on business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Fobes received
a letter Monday from their daughter
Miss Anna who was operated upon a
week ago Saturday for appendicitis
at Albuquerque, New Mexico that
she is recovering rapidly and has been
able to leave the hospital.
The famous Mcdowell Sisters will
be on the air Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 3rd., broadcasting from WBAP
Fort Worth, Texas at $50 on a wave
length of 476 meters. They will give
another Of their Hawaiian recitals at
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Neill visited
last weekend at the Francois home
in Redwood Falls, Mrs. Neill remain
ing until Thursday, and Mr.. Neill re-
turning Sunday. Mr.. Neill reports the
Francois well and happy and doing
a good business in Redwood Mar
shall Messenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Appleton re-
turned last Friday from a months
stay at Vancouver and at San Diego,
Calf. They left from here in the
evening for Marshall for a visit with
Mrs. Appleton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Middleton. Their son Bobby who
was the guest of his grandparents
during their absence will return will.
them this week.
Did you send in a report on your
small game hunting license? If not
you are probably out of luck for the
coming hunting season as that report
is necessary prelude to your getting
1925 license. Pending legislation,
if passed, is going to bar the sports
man who failed to make required re-
port. Saturday, January 80, was the
last day for making the necessary re-.
port.
The question of Sunday movies was
submitted to the voters at Granite
Fails at the city election last, and was
defeated by vote of 235 for to 260
against. On the question of recon-
mending that Yellow Medicine county
appropriate $500 for support Of
county agent the vote was 1875 for t.
III against. The movie fans at Gran
lite will continue to spend their money
Tor Sunday amusements at Monte
video.
Freight rates on purebred livestock |
nave been reduced so per cent by the |
principle railroads of the northwest /
when certificates of registration are
attached to the bills Of lading. 1t is |
important to remember that the re-
duced rate is in effect only for less |
than carload lots. For shipments ex
ceeding 5000 pounds the cost would
probably be less if the regular car
load rate was made to apply.-Sleepy ,
Eye Herald-DlSpatch
Westminster Guild was entertain
ed Monday evening at the home o.
Miss Florence Redetzke with Mrs. Ted
Pease and Miss Lois Herrick as as
sisting- hostesses. Mis- Bernice Berdan
had charge of the devotionals, Miss
Book, on China's New Women and
Miss Bernice Hewitt gave short ar
ticle on Home Life in India. Follow
ng the program social hour follow
ed with refreshments served at the
lose.
A number of interesting items sent
he Gazette by resident of New
Avon could not be published because
hey were unsigned. While the name
If the sender of such items will not
De published or made public in any
way, it is absolutely necessary thai
he editor knows the source of all new5
before it is put into type. This is d
aw with all reputable newspapers
md one from which the Gazette never
ligresses. News is always most
received but we must know
is source before we can publish it
The Publisher.
Mrs Charles T. Howard of Pipe
stone and her son, Lieutenant Pau.
:. Howard, u. S. NJ, arrived here,
for a brief visit at the
lome of the formers brother and sis
err law, Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Beecher.
Lieutenant Howard recently returned
o the United States from several
months sojourn in Guam and other
sland possessions of Uncle Sam in
he Pacific ocean, and has been as
igned to the Navy aviation field al
'ensacola, Fla. He will now do shore
uty, having been in active sea SER :
ice for the past three years.-Brown
county Journal.
Stories of real estate deals in which
ttorneys claim that Henry p. En-
ich, Roseau farmer who is charged
With numbering Harvey T. Daniels, /.
Minneapolis real estate dealer, "1ost :
he owned" were written .
nto Hennepin County District Court :
ecords today, as attorneys continued /.
heir fight to prove Enrich was in
ane at the time of the Staying, be- =
ause of worry over his money loss !
S. Clarence Drake, acquaintance OF :
.mrich, who once lived at New York =
ILLS, where Enrich formerly had a !.
otel, was on the stand most of today. :
lie was cross examined by County At 2
,rraxy Evlovd r Olson Hearing Of II