The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-06-16
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Dennistoun re-
turned Sunday from short stay
| with friends at Appleton.
Fred Person motored to Iowa last
week and returned Sunday accompan-
| led by Mrs. Person who has been Wis
| ting in Iowa for several weeks.
| Miss Dorothy Byram who is jun
ior at Hamline University arrived
here last week and will be fine guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Byran during her sumncr vacation. 1
]. P. Jensen of Brooszvills Town
ship was Wednesday business cal
Ter here.
George Beecher of Marshalltown,
Iowa.. arrived in Redwood Falls Mon
day for a visit at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Hubbard.
Mrs. G.. E. Mckay who has been
visiting in Minneapolis with her dau-
| ghter, Mrs. Albert Zurst returned to
Redwood Falls Monday evening.
= Last hatch, Baby Chicks. Special
prices Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. Golden Hatchery. w.
N. Burroughs, Golden, MINI. 49-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Franklin and
j Mrs. A. c.. Thompson and daughters,
Jean and Della of Dover, Mimi, ar
rived Saturday for a visit With Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin's son, j. e. Frank
lin and family at North Redwood.
Miss Elsie Gaedy who has been
teaching at Camden Station in Min
neapolis for the past two years has
completed her work there and is now
the guest of her parents in Redwood
4 Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Petersen and
family left Thursday for a visit at
St. Peter and Minneapolis. Mr.. Pet
ersen, who is foreman at the Gazette
Print Shop is taking two weeks va
cation.
4 Miss Edna Schramm notored up
: from Fairfax Thursday for a few
hours visit with Redwood Falls
| friends. She was accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Frank Hopkins and her
: daughter and also by her sister-in-
: law, Mrs. B. F. Schramm end little
son of Willard, Minnesota. Mrs.
, Schramm and her son are guests at
Z! the Hopkins home.
Izaak Walton league members are
busy these days building a dam in the
t Cottonwood river four miles south of
, Sleepy Eye and clearing and beauti-
t flying the fifteen acres which they now
: own around the Windhorn bridge.
) Mrs. Knute Hustad and two sons
who have spent the past year visiting
with Mrs. Hustad's parents, Mr.. and
:. Mrs. James McGregor at Vesta and
with her sister, Mrs. j. Z. Philbrick,
of Redwood Falls left Thursday for
: Texas where they will make their
home. Mr. Hustad has spent the
past year there.
Mrs. Bess NJ. Wilson and her son
tJack returned Monday from Saint
t Charles where they attended the bur-
ial service for Mrs. Wilson's father,
Charles E. Bradt, who passed away at
5 Park Rapids Wednesday OF last week
w. j. Donahower of st. Paul called
ON Redwood Falls. voters Friday in
, the interests of his candidacy for at
/. torney general. Mr.. Donahower is OPP
, posed by the present incumbent, Cliff
ford Hilton.
Announcement is made at La
Crosse, Wis, of the engagement of
Miss Jessie Marguerite Chase, daugh-
. ter of Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Chase Of
q that city, to Mr.. Carleton Davis
Storke, of Los Angeles, California,
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin C.
!. Storke of Wautoma, Wisconsin. Miss
Chase was formerly commercial teach
er in the Redwood Falls High School.
:. The Twentieth Century Entertain
!, ers from Austin will play for the big
! dance at the Redwood Falls Fair
Grounds Pavilion, Wednesday evening,
;. June 23rd. Come and dance to this
fine band. Ladies Free. 49-1t
Miss Theo Jensen, Superintendent of
Redwood County Schools. and Miss
Mable Baillie, Executive Secretary of
: the Redwood County Red Cross, were
among those who attended commence
e ment services at the paro .hial school
e at Wabasso last Friday evening. Nine
: pupils who had completed the eighth
: grade work in the schools were given
diplomas. Both the young women
/ from Redwood Falls gave short talks
; during the program.
/; "At the last meeting OF Melvin Das-
Y kan Post No. SO Mrs. Eleanor M.
: Davis of Chicago presented through
Y Parker d. Sanders a cheek for $500,
Y as an endowment for the rp-keep of
v our flags. The interest should pile
e up a neat sum for replacement or re-
v pairs. Is there another post in the
: state with an endowment of this
!. kind" asks E. L. Spencer Of Minne-
r sofas Red Hot Post Melvin Daskam
8 No. 38.-American Legionaire.
: Hubert L. Bunting and Bernice /.
: Valla, both of the Delhi community
were married Monday evening, June
4 18th. The service was held at the
manse of the Presbyterian Church
with DIR. A. W. Ross officiating. The
!. bridal couple was accompanied by Mr..
: and Mrs. Albert Parsons. Mr.. and
: Mrs. Bunting will make their home on
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