The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1927-11-16
Vern Roberts returned Friday from
a visit in the Twin Cities.

I VISIT IN the Twin Cities.
Frank j. Fritz of Wabasso was a
caller Monday in Redwood Falls.
Mrs. George Nelson of Morgan was
Monday shopper in Redwood Falls.
Christmas Cards are on display at
Freyer's Rexall Drug Store. 19-1t
Miss Esther Redman of Olivia was
Saturday caller here.
W. H. Ball left Monday for Cyrus
after spending the weekend here with
his family.
c. F. Gales of the Palace Store
was business caller in Minneapolis
last Thursday and Friday.
| Bert Kleaver, manager of the Rur-
al Telephone Co., made a business
trip Tuesday to Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hanson of
North Redwood were Tuesday bust
ness visitors in Redwood Falls.
Rev. ]. j. Gabriel of Willmar and
his brother, Rev. E. P. Gabriel of
Redwood Falls were Monday after
noon visitors at Tracy.
Thousands of big business men
were business college students a few
years ago. Preparation at Nettleton
Commercial College, Sioux Falls,
means opportunity. 19-1t
Miss Helene Paterson, beauty spe-
cialist, will demonstrate the Cara
Nome Self Beauty Treatment free by
appointment during the week of No
vember 81. Make your appointment
now at Freyer's Rexall Drug Store.
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Mrs. w. S. Brammer left last
Thursday for Madison, Wis.,, to visit
her daughter Miss Margaret Bram-
mer who is attending the University.
Mrs. Brammer expects to visit there
for the next few days, returning here
for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lindeman,
Mrs. Fred Murset, Miss Alma Murset,
Miss Veronica Peterson and Miss
/ Lydia Hauptli motored to New Ulm
Sunday and spent the afternoon with
Mrs. Hauptli who is a patient at the
Union hospital following an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Valerius Aftermath, Sanborn, sur
prised the Northwest when he came
out with second place at the close Of
the northwest Corn Husking Contest
which was held in Nicollet County on
November 4th. Twelve county win
ners participated placing him in line
for competition in the National Con-
test which is to be held at Winnie
bago, November 18th. Bert Hanson
of Nicollet County was the first prize
winner in the contest and is brother
to the boy who won reserve cham
pionship at the Junior Livestock Show
with his Shorthorn baby beef calf.
1t was considered very remarkable
when Walter Schultz, st. Peter, Mic
ollet County, was made Grand Cham
pion of the Baby Beef Show at the
Junior Livestock Show, and when this
boy showed first prize Holstein calf
at the State Fair last year, so Red
wood County takes off its hat to Mic
ollet County, but Valerius Aftermath
and lot of his boosters will be at
the National Corn Husking Contest
November 18th to show Bert Hanson
little keener competition for his
present standing in the National
Contest.-County Agent Lynn Shell
don.
Mrs. Mary Esther Schegel of lie
Sueur, district supervisor of the Roy
al Neighbor Lodge was present last
Tuesday, November 9Th, at meeting
held at the home of Mrs. E. C. Fulk-
UNI. Plans were made at this time
for the reorganization of the Royal
Neighbors order in Redwood Falls.
The following officers were elected
and installed: Oracle, Nell w.
Wright; Vice Oracle, Eva Fathers;
Past Oracle, Bertha Seifert; Chancel-
Tor, Caroline Stewig; Recorder, Cath
crime Gull; Receiver, Myrtle Burris;
Marshal, Reggie Falkum; Assistant
Marshal, Althea Mansfield; Inner
Sentinel, Vivian Rogers; Outer Sent
incl, Hylma Reynolds; Musician,
Anita Buchanan; Goddess of Liberty,
Ruth Wander Linden; Captain, Eva
Croker; Juvenile Superintendent,
Mabel Hart; Managers, Agnes Moe,
Mary Marshall, Mayme Wheeler;
Physician, DR.. w. A. Brand; Graces,
Fern Wheeler, Claribel Stewig, Mel
vnia VonMosch, Rose Stewig, Belva
Wheeler. The lodge will meet Thurs
day evening, November 18th, and the
Belview Lodge will be present and
will put on the initiation work.
Book Week was organized to bring
before parents, educators, and every
one concerned with the welfare of
children, the Importance of cultivat-
ing in children that most precious of
all gifts-the reading habit, and TO
offer guidance in the selection Of
books for boys and girls. All boys
and girls should be members of the
Public Library, where the best books
available aro c;rcu1ofod To ef;rnu