The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-08-04
George Bendix of Vesta transacted
business at the court house Monday.
Mike and Toe Lauterbach spent Fri

George Bendix Of Vesta transacted
business at the court house Monday
Mike and Zoe Lauterbach spent Fri.
day at Mankato in the transaction Of
business matters.
i, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter P. FrancoH
and SON left. BY motor Sunday FOR 9
trip to Michigan where they will be
the guests Of relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Rosner return
| ed Thursday from a vacation Of two
weeks, this time being spent among
the forests and lakes Of northern
| Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Philbrick, Miss
Mary Peterson and Miss Mary Lar
SON went to Minneapolis today. The
objective of the trip was to buy a
supply Of holiday toys for the Phil
brick and Som store.
Miss Grace Ellis of Wells Is spend
ing this week at the First National
Bank in her official capacity as Sec
rotary to Mr.. Ewart, the receiver OF
the bank.
Commissioner Jens Schou of Nor
gan was Redwood Falls visitor Mon
day. He was accompanied here by
his son, A. M. Schou, cashier of one Of
the Morgan banks.
Sheriff and Mrs. L. J. Kise motor
ed to Lake Minnetonka Saturday,
taking with them DR.. and Mrs. A. w.
Ross and their grandson, Pat Gar
land, who are spending their vacation
there.
Mrs. C. F. Gales and son Rex will
motor to their farm at Carver the last
part of the week. There they will be
joined by Mr.. Gales who is now max
ing his semi-annual buying trip to
/ New York, and the three will return
/ to Redwood Falls together.
Miss Margaret Upper who taught
in the high school here last year has
accepted a position as instructor OF
! Spanish and French in the high school
! at Ely, Minnesota. She is spending
her summer vacation with her mother
| in Minneapolis.
Miss Audrey Garland, who has been
| the guest of her grandparents, DR.
and Mrs. A. w. Ross left Saturday
| for Minneapolis for a visit with he1
mother before returning to her school
in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaffer and
Mrs. Ackman made weekend visit
to LIE Sueur Center, LIE Sueur ane
Montgomery. At lie Sueur Center
they were guests at the home of Mrs
Ackman's neice, Mrs. James Murray
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Brainard ane
daughters of St. Cloud were guest!
at the home of Mrs. Marie Jensen
from Saturday until Monday after
noon. They were formerly valued
members of the Redwood Falls teach
ing corps and their many friends were
delighted at the opportunity of agar
seeing them.
H. A. Hillstrom, vice president o.
. the State Bank Of Redwood Falls, ha:
leased the residence of Mrs. Barbel
and will take possession soon, bring
ing his family here from Belle Plaint
where they have been with his par
ents. Mrs. Barber and her daughter
Miss jeanette, will move soon into al
apartment in the First National Banl
building. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Serk
land who lived in the Barber hom,
while Mrs. Barber was in the Yves
have leased the Matthias home an,
have moved there.
N. B. Anderson, proprietor of tn,
Anderson Studio, called at the Ga
zette office last week and paid hi
forty-third consecutive yearly sub
scription to the paper. Mr.. Anderson
has not been a resident of the cit!
all that time, having spent severa
years in Florida but even while there
he was consistent reader of his ole
home town paper. The Gazette ha!
several other readers who have takel
the paper nearly as long as Mr.. An
derson but rot many who have taker
it for longer period.
The Rock Dell, Delhi and Belviev
congregations of Rev. M. F. Nom
msen's charge will hold a joint ser
vice Sunday at Rock Dell church. The
service will be bi-lingual Rev. Jos
Ronholdt of Cottonwood will speal
in English and the pastor in Norweg.
ian. An interesting and appropriate
program will be given in the after.
noon. The morning service begins a
eleven o'clock.
The ladies of the Methodist church
under the direction of Mrs. H. Kuck
held an informal reception last Thurs.
day evening in honor of the severa
members of the church who are leav.
ing Redwood Falls. The honor guest:
included Mrs. W. H. Gold, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. w. Gold, DR.. and Mrs. G. L
Grapp, Mrs. G. H. Ellison, Mis-:
Mable Kuenzli and Miss Ida Kuenzli
A program of musical numbers was
given, these including vocal solos by
Miss Grace Whittet and A. F. Dahl
berg, and organ and piano music by
Miss Maude Peterson. Several of the
departing members spoke briefly t.
their assembled friends. Punch anC
waters were served by Miss Heller
Grove and Miss Harriet Jaehning.