The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-09-22

move there with his family.-Brown
County Journal.
The Christmas Seal Sales Committee
of Renville County has arranged with
the Minnesota State Board of Health
to have "Chew-Chew," the Health
Clown, visit all of the Renville Coun-
ty schools. He will be in the Fair
fax schools on September %.
Joseph Zeug, old settler of Redwood
County, died at his home, 8 miles
southeast of Milroy Saturday night at
IL o'clock. A stroke was thought to
have been the cause of his DEATH, His
funeral was held at the Lucan church
Wednesday.-Milroy Echo.
Ed. Corliss had two horses entered
in the races at the state fair which
won honors and money for him. Lady
Toots won second place in the 2:15
pace Tuesday afternoon in one of the
closest and prettiest races of the
whole fair. Capadome won second in
one heat of the 2:2O trot.-St. James
Plaindealer.
Andrew Rams, president of the
Swine Breeders Promotion Bureau,
has been around to several county
fairs with an exhibit for the COM
pany. He has been showing four diff
ferent breeds of swine, Chester Whites,
Poland Chinas, Hampshires and Duroc
Jerseys. He showed at New Ulm,
Slayton, Jackson and this week has
Of Tc1o Thn re
have captured many premiums. The
exhibits have been made largely as an
advertising stunt for the Chester
White Promotion Bureau to acquaint
hog raisers with the methods and pur-
pose of this organization. Mr.. Rams
is an old hand at the exhibit game
and knows how to make the best pos
sible showing.-Morgan Messenger.
Chas., Frank and Ed. Trochill of
Henryville accompanied by their
mother, Mrs. Frank Trochill Of Red
wood Falls drove to the cities Thurs
day where they visited with the lat
ter's son John, at Aberdeen hospital,
and also spent day at the state fair,
returning Friday night.-Olivia Times.
While returning from Redwood
Falls Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Ed.
Solseth and Miss Helen Solseth tip
ped over in the formers coupe about
one and one-half miles north of town.
They were rather badly bruised and
cut up. Ruts and loose gravel were
the indirect cause of the accident
Milroy Echo.
Mesdames Passer, Freeman, Brecke,
Mcintyre, Lauerman, Winter and
Miss Bordewich of this place, Mrs.
Bess Wilson of Redwood Falls, Miss
Yarnell of Chicago, who is a guest of
Mrs. Lauterman and Mrs. C. K. Bland
in of st. Paul, also guest in town,
drove to Morris, where they attend
ed the Women's Federated Club meet
ing held there on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of last week. Mrs
A. A. Passer was installed as presi-
! dent OF the Seventh District and Mrs
= Lauerman took part in the program
: Thursday afternoon.-Olivia Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Seifert and
children, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. Slock of Minneapolis, returned
. last evening from motor trip to the
" Black Hills. They had very pleas
ant trip and experienced no ca
trouble whatever. Returning the!
: stopped in various cities of Soutl
n Dakota The rock formations known
as The Needles, appealed to them al
: the most striking feature of thu
e scenic wonders of the Hills.-Spring
v field Advance-Press.
DIR. J. C. Lepler, an eye specials
: and neurologist, whose home is a
e WATERFOWL, S. D., and who has visit
d ed Olivia regularly for many years
d is looking for bogus doctor VIII
has represented himself to be Dr.
,. Lepler and who has made a house-to
e house canvass around Olivia. Tn
It bogus doctor succeeded in fittin!
y glasses for number Of persons VIII
n paid exhorbitant fees and received i
n return nothing better than junl
L House-to-house canvassing is illegs
n in Minnesota. Any registered ey
specialist who resorts to business {
he this kind renders himself liable fo
RS license forfeiture, hence no reputab
E. and qualified registered man will US
to such tactics. Upon his visits
b. Olivia DR.. Lepler visits his reguls
r headquarters and advertises his visit
E. in advance. A search for the bog,