The Redwood gazette., 1926-08-11


Mrs. Winthrop Southmayd of Delhi
was Monday guest of Mrs. l. Ber-
dan and her daughters.
Major T. E. Finn of Redwood Falls
spent Monday at the State Legion
Convention at Mankato.
Mrs. T. E. Finn and her children
who have been at their cabin at Rem
er for the past several weeks, return
ed Monday to their home here.
The home of DR.. and Mrs. G. l..
Grapp was purchased Monday by Mr..
and Mrs. Marion johnson who expect
to make their home there, leasing or
selling their present home. DIR. and
Mrs. Grapp expect to leave for the
west about the middle of the present
month.
Mrs. Alice Jaehning and her daugh-
ter Marion left Saturday morning for
Minneapolis called there by the i'll
ness of Mrs. Jaehning's elder daugh-
ter, Alice. Miss Jaehning is suffer-
ing from an infection in her face and
is patient at the Minneapolis Gen.
eral Hospital where she is taking her
nurses training course. Reports
from her mother indicate that she is
making a good recovery.
Miss Marjorie Bowling, in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. l. T. Johnsrud and
family, who have been guests at the
Bowling home the past two weeks,
left Tuesday for Seattle, the john
srud home, where she will visit few
weeks, going from there to Californ-
ia, where she will attend the Uni
versity of Southern California the
coming year.-Olivia Times.
Lee Winter is in receipt of let
ter from his monther, Mrs. Mande
Winter, stating that her sister, Mrs
Will Whittet of California is very
seriously ill. Mrs. Whittet is suffer
ing from cancer and there is ne hope
of her recovery. Mrs. Winter went
to California several weeks ago to be
with her sister and her parents, DR.
and Mrs. C. P. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kleaver enter
tanned company of friends at thei,
home Sunday in celebration of Mr.
Kleaver's birthday anniversary. The
party included Mr.. and Mrs. c. L
Farver and their family of Redwood
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Nelson Of
Willmar, MIR. and Miss Arneson o1
Atwater and Mrs. Arneson Of Mime.
apolis.
Mrs. Louise Henze entertained &
company OF relatives at her home Sun
day. The company consisted Of Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Shoemaker and sor
of Green Bay, Wis, Mrs. F. M. Shoe.
maker of Appleton, Wis, Mr.. ant
Mrs. VerR Shoemaker of Renville
County, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pau
Henze of Bird Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Aune and their
daughter, Hazel and Mrs. Aune's
brother and sister, Edward and Ann
Swain, motored to Whalen, Mimi.
Saturday for a short visit. Upon
their return to Minneapolis Mr.. and
Miss Swain left for their home in
Madison, and the others of the party
returned to Redwood Falls Tuesday
To attain future success you must
train yourself now Our commercial
courses prepare you to hold a respon-
sible position. We also give you as,
sistance in finding the position you
desire. Catalog on request. Mime.
apolis Business College, Minneapolis
SIT
Rochester, famous throughout the
world as hospital center, will be en-
riched by a new Mayo clinic building
Excavating has started. The new
building will be 13 stories high anG
cost upward of s1,5O0,000. 1t will
be of Moorish design, built of lime
stone and brick Two years will be
required in the building. Consulta-
tion rooms and medical offices will
be located in the new building Each
floor will have a waiting room. DIR.
H. Flummer has charge of the plans
for the building and the financial end
of the project.
Miss Agnes Swanson has been fore
ed, by poor health, to resign from her
position as director of the Redwood
Falls Teachers Training class for next
year. Serious illness forced Miss
Swanson to give up her work here
last spring, her place then being TAX
en- by Mrs. S. E. Hargis. She hac
hoped that following several months
of complete rest she might be able to
return to her work here, but recent
word has come to the Board of Edu-
cation that she will be unable to teach
next year.
Miss Maude Peterson has learned
that Erwin Yackel, who formerly
studied piano with her, will tour the
United States in concert work this
next season. Since going west with
his mother several years ago, Mr.
! Yackel has studied with the best