The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1925-06-17

NJ. and Mrs. ]. I. Knapp and
their daughter Harriet arrived home
last Tuesday from weeks visit at
Lisbon, Md.
Pat Garland, the grandson OF DIR.
and Mrs. A. w. Ross was operated
upon for appendicitis last Wednesday
at the Redwood Falls hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Knapp and
family of Sioux City were week end
guests at the home of Mr.. Knapp's
brother ]. L. Knapp Of Redwood Falls.
The Gazette has been asked to an
nounce that there will be no delivery
Of groceries on July Fourth. It's
case of "order the day before or
carry your own"
Mrs. Charles He'd and her SON have
returned to their home in ST. Paul
after a visit of several days in Red
wood Falls with Mrs. Hed's parents,
M. and Mrs. R. ZeimeT.
MI. and Mrs. w. M. Smith and
family and their guests, Miss Hunter
and Dr.. Moser of Omaha spent from
Thursday until Saturday at New Lon
don and Florida Lake on an outing
and fishing trip.
Marion Johnson, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Johnson of Redwood
Falls had his arm broken at the
wrist in cranking tractor last Sat-
urday. MI. Johnson is employed at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Ed. Fesenmaier is in the hospital
at Redwood Falls suffering from a
severely sprained back. He attempt
ed to push car out of the ditch at
the foot OF the Simmon hill, and hurt
his back. He will be confined in the
hospital for several days. Morton
Enterprise.
d. S. Cantine went to Rochester
last week where the doctors decided
that cancer of the bone had set in
his leg, and amputation was neces-
sary. He is reported as getting along
nicely. Mrs. Cantine and DIR. C.. I.
Remington are there with him.-Wal-
unit Grove Tribune.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmid will
motor to Minneapolis the last of this
week to meet Father Bruno Schmid of
New York who will spend a month
here at the home of his brothers,
John and Fred Schmid Mrs. EwaId
a friend of the Schmid families will
also come from New York for a visit
with Redwood Falls friends.
M. and Mrs. Daniel Mckay were
pleasantly surprised last Thursday
evening when a number of their
friends and neighbors drove into the
yard and proceeded to take possession
of the place. They came to bid the
McKays farewell, as they are about
to locate in Redwood Falls, and to
express to them what they thought
OF them as neighbors and how much
they would miss them. Refreshments
were served and very pleasant eve
ming enjoyed. MI. and Mrs. Mckay
were presented with a fine rocking
chair as mOmento of the occasion
and the splendid esteem in which they
are held.-Belview Independent.
Edward B. Berkner, well known
/ Sleepy Eye banker, real estate dealer
and big land owneI, who has cluttered
the district court calendar with Legal
actions for many years, finally came
to grief when a Brown county jury
found him guilty of bribery. after
hours deliberation last Thursday fore.
noon and Judge Olsen sentenced him
to pay fine of $1,000 and $500
costs. In connection with an exam.
nation Of the State Bank of Sleepy
Eye of which he is president, he Of
fered two bank examiners 500 each
if they would not report to the bank
ing department the fact that Berk
ner had placed among the bank s
assets $500 note which did moi
belong there for the purpose of boil
steering up the banks statement o.
condition. The fine and costs wer,
promptly paid.-Springfield Press.
On Tuesday afternoon, June 9th
at 200 o'clock, at the local Luther
an church, Rev. Erwin Baumanr
united in marriage Benjamin A. Kor
man, son of Nj. and Mrs. Rudolph
Kormann of Wabasse to Miss Sylvi,
Salisbury, daughter of MIR. and Mrs
Emil Salisbury Of this city. A large
number Of friends and relatives were
present to witness the ceremony
Tho happy couple were attended by
Miss Josephine A. Boesch and Nj
Edward A. Kormann. Immediatel.
after the ceremony wedding recep
ton was given at the brides home
which was attended by the immedi
ate relatives of The contracting par.
ties. Both of these young people are
we'll and favorably known in the
community The bride was employ
er as saleslady at the Goblirsch store
for a number Of years, while the
groom has been employed on the
Dave Smith farm the past spring
The young couple will make their
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