The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-02-01


spent from Friday until Sunday at
Sank Center on a fishing trip.
Mrs. C. E. Hassinger of Morton
was a Sunday guest at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. l.. w. Hassinger
Mrs. Glen Boltz Of Wood Lake
spent Monday in Redwood Falls with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p Lar
son.
Mrs. F. B. Macs entertained the
Kings Herald's of the Methodist
church at her home Monday after
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Scott and fam
lily were Sunday guests of Mrs.
SCOTS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N V.
Way of Vesta.
Harold Pease of Minneapolis was
a visitor in Redwood Falls Saturday
enroute to Belview to spend the
weekend with his mother.
Miss Mollie Joern returned Satur-
day from Minneapolis where she
spent the week attending the Tele-
phone convention held at the Rad
isson Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raverty of Sleepy
Eye and their daughter Miss Gladys
Raverty Of Buffalo Lake were Sum-
day guests of Miss Orlene Raverty. s.
Miss Theresa Ehlenz of Madison
who is attending the Calhoun Secre-
tarial School in Minneapolis is spend
ing few days in Redwood Falls as
sisting at the Cooperative Egg and
Poultry Association.
Judge Emerson and w. w. White
returned last week from Moorehead
where Judge Emerson had been pre-
siding over weeks term of court
and Mr.. White acted as court report
er.-Marshall News-Messenger.
Districts LOT and 20 will present "A
play entitled, "a Cabin Courtship,"
Friday evening, February 3, at eight
o'clock. Ladies please bring pies.
Everybody welcome. Gertrude West
phal and Ida Jensen, teachers.
August Breitkreutz of Renville was
caller in Redwood Falls Tuesday af-
ternoon and while here paid his sub
scription at the Gazette office. Mr.
Breitkreutz has been a subscriber of
the Redwood Gazette for the past
forty years.
Mrs. w. d. Matthews of Sac City,
Ia, who has made an extended visit
here with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Baldwin, left Sunday for her home.
She was accompanied by her mother
who will visit at her home Chester
Baldwin who motored to Iowa with
them will return in few days.
Watkins supreme food products
spices, extracts, medicines, quality
toilet preparations, soaps, cleansers
and aids to profitable stock and poul-
try raising will be brought to your
home by me, the authorized Watkins
dealer of Redwood Falls. Phone
PIGS. E. A. Loock. 27-3ts pi
DR.. and Mrs. L. G. Ericksen of
Wood Lake went to Minneapolis Sat
urday. The doctor went down to
make final settlement in a damage
suit which he had previously brought
against an insurance company, as the
aftermath of an automobile accident
which he was in last year. The case
was to have been tried at Granite
Falls in January but satisfactory set
Element was made out Of court
Wood Lake News.
Howard Scott of Delhi has entered
! Dunwoody Institute of Minneapolis
, DunwoOdy Institute is a gift to the
{ residents of the state for training
. boys and men in the trades and in
dustries. The school has an efidow-
7 ment of over five million dollars, the
/ income of which is spent for trade
!. and industrial training. The school is
4 conducted without profit and in this
respect is similar to the public school
system. Many boys from all over
5 the State of Minnesota as we'll as
. from many other states in the union
S enter Dunwoody for trade and indus
trial training, and in most cases re-
turn to their home town to put into
practice what they have acquired.
!, Rev. M. F. Mommsen was granted
, release by the congregations COM
! prising his charge, at the business
meetings that were held last Sunday
, and has accepted the call issued by
+ Falkland Congregation, Tacoma
, Washington. He will not leave, how
, ever, until his successor has been call
ed and installed. A committee to
, nominate candidates to fill the vacan-
cy was elected Sunday. Rock Del
, congregation will be represented on
, this committee by Nils Eide, Ras-
, mus Christensen and M. ]. Monson
, Belview by Clarence Olsen, Delhi by
: Albert Petersen and Cottonwood by
Ole S. Dahl. This committee meets
at the parsonage Thursday afternoon
February the End, at about 2 o'clock
-Belview Independent.
Saturday evening Charles McNa.
mara, a young farmer residing south
of Bird Island, drove his Ford car in
to BregePs Garage in this village with
the intention of putting in more al
cOhOl in the car radiator oud boforn