The Redwood gazette., 1925-01-14


Miss Alice Little will go to Mime
apolis Thursday for short stay re
turning on Sunday.
Miss Jessie Inglis of Gebo, Wyom
ing is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Inglis.
Miss Lenore Kolbet returned We'd
nesday from short visit with fri
ends in the Twin Cities.
Miss Edna Schramm and Miss Ber.
nice Hewitt were Friday evening gu
] ests of friends at Fairfax.
w. H. Donner of Belview called a,
bu;iness matter last Wednesday.
Mrs. j. K. Lamberton returned Fri.
day from Winthrop where she spen:
the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mis-. Herman.
Mrs. Hoffman and her son, Chris of
Sask., Canada arrived here Saturday
for visit of several days with he1
brothers, Louis and Chris Schultz.
Mrs. Hugh Agor and her daughter
arrived here last week from Aber-
deem, S. D. for an extended visit with
Mrs. Agor's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
D. Stewart.
DR.. r. A. Lyman returned Thurs.
day from Walker and from a short
stay at his home at Remer and is now
the guest Of his daughter Mrs. R. A
Cooper. Mrs. Lyman has been a gu
est at her daughters home since the
holidays.
:, The biggest land deal consummateG
IN Polk county in several years was
closed when Edward Scnuster became
thc owner of the John Barlow farm,
adJ Joming the city limits. The tract
contains 135 acres. The price paid
was $4,000, approximately $150 ac
acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lohrenz left
Wednesday for Minneapolis to visit
their daughter Mrs. C. R. Patterson
of Gaylord who is i'll at the Swedish
hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Lohrenz will,
go from there to Huntington tarn,
California where they will spend sew
eral months.
Mrs. Louise M. Holt will arrive here
soon from Minneapolis and will be
employed at the Fisher Beauty
Shoppe. Mrs. Holt. is a graduate Of
the Marinello Beauty school and has
had several years of experience and
is especially fitted to do facial work
and marcelling.
The Graceville Enterprise says DI.
Oliver took advantages of the snow
on the ground Wednesday to try ou.
his new "Snowmobile." Tslis is
sort of hybrid contraption composed
Of a Ford runabout, caterpillar trac-
tor and couple of surf boards, which
kicks up miniature snwostorm be-
mind but gallops over the snow quite
merrily.
The following marriage licenses
were issued last week by Clerk of
Court, w. G. Weldon to: Albert
Siegfried and Lille Waters, Harold
Starr to Gladys Streeter, William
Whetson to Laura O'Conner, NJ w.
Elier to Cornillia ST. Clair, and Carl
klabunde to Dailia Krantz.
The village council has decided tC
prohibit public dances at Wood Lake
The reason given is that public dances
are undesirable on account of the dis
turbances attendants. There will be
considerable objection to this action,
out the Council could see no other
way to remedy conditions Wood
Lake News.
The cause of the petty thieving tha,
has been going on in Pipestone for
some time, was solved last week when
three local boys all under twenty
years of age, were arrested. Two
have been sent to the reform school
at Red Wing, while the third being
over eighteen years old, has beer
bound over to district court.
DIR. and Mrs. Aldrich left Monday
noon for St. Paul where they will I
spend the balance of the winter while
the Doctor is serving in the State Leg
lslature as Representative from Red
wood County. Mrs. Sadie Pease will |
have charge of their home here dur |
ing their absence.-Belview Indepen- +
dent.
Herbert Tolzman, a rural mail car
rier at Minnesota Lake, has made
rig with which he is getting over the
without trouble. Remov-
ng the tenders from the car, so that
no extra load of snow will have to
be carried, he fixed spare rims on his
lear wheels, with lugs to furnish
traction. The extra rims are bolted /.
% the inside of the wheels and are /,
EASILY removed when not needed. /.