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

here last Wednesday.
/ w. B. Clement Of Minneapolis was
the guest of his family in Redwood
Falls over the weekend.
| Will deliver homemade sausage
and lard every Saturday. Call 7L5z5.
a. =. refers. 23-4ts pd
| B. E. Mccoy of Delhi transacted
business in Redwood Falls last Wed
nesday.
| Miss Jessie Cuff of Franklin was
the guests of her parents over the
weekend.
Order your dressed chickens from
Mrs. D. M. Tiffany. Phone 21L55.
22-4ts pd
W. A. Fraser came out from St.
Paul Saturday evening and was the
guest of his family until Monday ey-
ening.
| Floyd Reynolds and his SON Rms
sell Reynolds arrived here last week
from Owatonna for visit with Mrs.
Reynolds. "
| Miss Verda Larson will arrive here
from Gilbert Saturday to spend the
Christmas holidays with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Larson.
Try marcel or finger wave bv orr
finished operator. Rutter's Beauty
Farior over the Rexall Drug Store.
No'e N4No' 23-1t
"A. II. Hougen has taken over the
interests of Jack Miller at the Model
Meat Market. Mr.. Miller at this time
mad not made any definite business
plans. ''''o''
Mrs. w. A. Hemler and her son
Donald have returned to Redwood
Fails after an extended visit with
relatives in Iowa.
Gift Stationery from twenty-tbree
cents to two dollars at Freyer's Rex
al Drug store. 23-1t
Miss Helen Scherf who spent last
week in Minneapolis returned SUNDAY
and has resumed her work in The
Lincoln school.
r: B. Forbes came out from st.
Paul Saturday morning for a short
visit with Mrs. Forbes and his son.
Mr.. Forbes is patient at the Aber-
deem Hospital.
George Huhnerkoch and his son
Harvey went to Minneapolis Tuesday
morning to attend Tractor School
and to transact other business mat
tiers. They will spend the week there.
Notice: Starting Thursday, Deem
Der 10th, the grocery deliveries will
leave at $3.50 in the afternoon in
stead of 400 o'clock. Frank Welch.
| 23-1t
DR.. A. w. Ross returned Monday
evening from Rushmore where he
spent the past two weeks assisting
with evangelistic work. DR.. Ross re-
ports that the meetings there were
very successful.
A Christmas program will be Civ
en- in District No. % East on TUESDAY
evening, December 21st. Lunch will
be served. Mildred Hinquist, teach-
er. 81 1t
| Miss Helen Hadlich is againsteac
ing after being out of sch6DE two
weeks because of an injury FLASHER
foot, sustained when she was going
to her home for the Thanksgiving
vacation.
Try an oil treatment for that dry
and itching condition of the scalp.
Rutter's Beauty Parlor over the Rex
all Drug Store. Phone 2428. 23-1t
The Pie Social which was to have
been held Friday, December 18th,
at District Ill has been postponed to
Wednesday evening, December 22nd.
Mildred Hessman, teacher.
| The teachers of the public schools
will leave Friday or Saturday for
their respective homes where they
will spend the two Christmas holi-
days.
For Christmas gift that will give
pleasure throughout the year why not
try a canary bird? Mother, sister
or sweetheart will loye one. l have
number of fine singers ready for
your selection. Mrs. J. H. Storts.
22-2ts
| Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Mansfield
were called to Faribault last week by
the death of Mrs. Mansfeldt's father.
The funeral services were held there
Monday.
| We have rented the basement of the
, Farrell & Feefe store and will take
! AUTOMOBILES FOR STORAGE at
$500 per month. Stensvad's Garage.
|. lift
Boxed stationery, with name and
address neatly printed, makes a most
acceptable gift for either man or wo-
man. We have paper in stock in
many grades and finishes. Or you
may select box Of your favorite at
your stationer's and bring it. to us for
printing. We promise the sort of
job which will be satisfactory to you,
and guarantee that your gift will be
one that you will be proud to give.
We are also making up some attrac-
tive Christmas stationery, for the
writing of personal messages, with
appropriate decorations in one, two,
or three colors. Let us show you ~
samples.-Gazette Print Shop.
Chevrolet dealers from Marshall