The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-10-28

a Saturday shopper in Redwood Fa!ls
John M. Hollo of Marshall was 3
Monday business caller in Redwood
Falls. ae -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Aune and Mrs
In. M. Aune returned Monday from 4
short. stay in Minneapolis. ..4 ~.
Rev. Mcleod and daughters Bet
ty and Jean Of Vesta were Saturday
afternoon callers in Redwood Falls.
E. H. Henschke attended the Mime
sota-Notre Dame football game On
Saturday. : s'..<
Miss Zina Ackman has resumed
her work as bookkeeper at the Rural
Telephone office after vacation
spent with friends in Chicago and Nit
Waukee, u, ,rsj). $50 ." 5]},
Now is the time to buy that New
Enclosed Buick. Pugh-Imes Buck
Co. sR 49, So 16 It.
DR.. and Mrs Mrs. W. a. Douglas Of
Lamberton visited the latter's mother
Mrs. Mary Tonak Sunday.
| Mrs. Alice Jaehning returned Sat
urday from Minneapolis where she
spent several days with her daugh-
tier, Miss Alice who is attending the
University.
A Halloween program and basket
social will be given on Thursday even
ing, October 29th at the Eight Corn
er School, district 80. Everyone is
invited. Ladies please bring baskets.
Meryl Kothlow, teacher.
The latest in sheet music-3 fof
| CT M C,x,,rI Ko,,oo 10 Tho Old Ro-
| liable Drug Store. 16-lt
Supt. and Mrs. S. E. Hafgis and
sons spent the weekend in st. Paul
with Mrs. Hargis' sister, Mrs. Schu-
/ Mrs. George Guth returned to
Sleepy Eye Saturday after visit
in Redwood Falls with her daughter
Mrs. Myron Ortiz.
Charles and Donald Roberts spent
Saturday in Minneapolis with thei,
brother Everett Roberts who is a..
tending Dunwoody Institute.
Earl Whiting was among those from
4 Redwood Falls who attended the Min.
/ nesota-Notre Dame football Saturday
in Minneapolis.
Tuesday, October 10th, Rev. E. P
] Gabriel gave a talk to- the JUNO;
High students. His topic was "The
Model Man." :.
There will be a Halloween pro.
1 gram and Basket Social in. District
III on Friday evening, October 30
Ladies please bring baskets. Coffee
/, and doughnuts will be served. Mil
dred Hessman, teacher. 4 {; ssTf6-it
Clerk of Court w. C. Weldon issued
marriage licenses last week to- Al
bert Sempausr of LIE Sueur Co. and
Mrs. Mary Tomasek of Redwood Cour-
ty; Victor Evans to Stella Olson, bot h
of Redwood County and Emel Yesl:e
and Ida Panten of Iowa.
John Clark and his daughter Cecil
of st. Paul spent the weekend in Red
wood Falls with Mr.. Clark's mother,
Mrs. John Clark, ST., Miss Pearl
Clark who has been visiting her
I grandmother for several months ac-
companied them on their return.
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Cole and Mrs.
Bess M. Wilson motored to Mortified
Saturday for visit with Gordon
Cole and Jack Wilson who are at
tending Carleton COLLEGE. From
there they went to Minneapolis, re-
turning to Redwood Falls Monda,
evening.
The eighth graders cave program
Wednesday afternoon, Margaret Til
fanny played piano solo. Freda Lau-
don and Alice Stewart played several
ukulele duets and the program was
concluded by an orchestra selection.
/ The next program will be given ~
the ninth graders.
A banquet was held at the Hotel
Ramsey last Thursday evening at $3.50
P. M. by the Twin City Motor Ger
Company entertaining about thirty
j Hudson-Essex dealers. After the
banquet there was business meet
ing held in the sales room of the To-
cal dealer, w. F. jackson. Talks
/ were given by factory representatives
! and the plans for the year of 1926
were made by local dealers.
/ S. E. Balcer who has been manager
of the Consumers Wholesale Supply
Co. for several years has been trans
ferrerd to Mankato where he will be
manager of the Consumers Whole
sale Supply Co. Store at that place.
His place here will be taken by Fred
Petrie of Park Rapids. Mr.. Balzer
left Sunday for Mankato.
Ask for Huskies. They will ease
that throat irritation. Sward-Kem1
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