The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Southmayd of
Delhi were callers in Redwood Falls
last Wednesday.
The Misses Lucinda Hirsch, Cleo
pha and Appolonia Starken and Iris
Sinclair were shoppers at Redwood
Falls Observation-Disclosures Stand
ard.
Handsome Shari Vanettes, three
pieces, at five dollars at Freyer's Rex
all Drug Store. 23-1t
Miss Jane Wilson, practical
nurse, who has been caring for Mrs.
Carrie Butcher the past six weeks,
returned to her home at Redwood
Falls Tuesday.-Morgan Messenger.
The following Legionaires from the
Sanborn Post autoed to Redwood
Falls last Friday evening, and attend
ed the District Legion convention and
banquet held there: DR.. C. D. Kol-
set, DR.. G. H. Boelke, l.. A. Shonka,
H. J. Weber, R. F. Weber, Ben
! Trapp, Gust Munchow, Ralph FLAG,
W. D. Yaeger and E. j. Yaeger. The
Legionaires all declared it one of thes
best meetings of it's kind.-Sanborn
Sentinel.
Mrs. E. D. Lyman and her two chill
dren will leave Friday for their home
at Big Falls after visit with Mrs.
Lyman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Werder. Mrs. Lyman came here last
Tuesday to attend the funeral of her
grandfather, Jacob Werder which
was held Wednesday.
For Sale: Dressed chickens, deliver
ed on Saturdays. Frank Dornfeld,
Redwood Falls, MINI. Phone 2L52.
22-2ts pd
Henry C. Dittbenner of Lucan pass
ed away last Wednesday, death being
caused by pneumonia. The burial
service was held at Lucan Saturday
afternoon. The deceased is survived
by his wife and six children. Mrs.
Dittbenner was seriously injured in
an automobile accident in 1925 and
she is still unable to walk without the
use of crutches. Mr. Dittbenner had
been greatly depressed and worried
over her condition and it is felt that
this anxiety made him less able to
withstand the severe disease by which
he was attacked. He had been one OF
[ the rural carriers from the Lucan Of
flee for the past twenty years.
A package of incense free with
each incense burner Burners from
fifty cents and up at Freyer's Rexall
Drug Store. 23-1t
Word has come to Mrs. H. N. Bell
from Mrs. C. Fred Thompson of Cal
ifornia that DR.. G. r. Pease who has
been blind for some time past, has
regained the sight of one eye. An
operation was recently performed and
was successful, although at present
the doctor can use this eye only one
hour at time. The complete re-
covery of the sight in this eye is as
sured by his physician. His many
friends in Redwood Falls are delight
ed over this good news. Mrs. Thomp-
son writes that her own health Is
fairly good although she is extremely
thin.
Adjutant General E. A. Walsh was
unable to reach Redwood Falls Mon
day because of the bad road condl-
lions. Therefore the meeting plan
ned for Monday evening by the
Guardsmen did not materialize and
will be held at some future date.
Lieutenant Wilbur Lamberton who is
now in charge of Company L, had ar
ranged for a dinner in General
Walsh's honor at Hotel Ramsey,
proup of the business men to have
been the guests of the Company on
this occasion. The evening program
was to have been held at the Armory
and included the presentation OF the
trophy won by the Company Sharp
Shooters. This presentation will be
made later.