The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-07-25


i Mr.. Bekke of Mankato was~a week.
end guest of friends in Redwood
Falls.
Mrs. Mark Davis and her sister Of
Seaforth were Wednesday afternoon
shoppers in Redwood Falls.
! Musical strings for all instruments
at Sward-Kemp Drug Co. 3-1t
Miss Lucille Backer is substituting
as cashier at the Palace Store dur
ing the absence of Miss Grace Joern,
who is on her vacation.
H. S. Rosner returned Tuesday ac-
companied by Miss Leila Hanson of
Appleton who has spent the past two
weeks at the Rosner home.
Prof. Romberg and Geo. Romberg,
his son, and Nettie and Florence
Moses of Minneapolis were weekend
visitors at the F. L. Parrish home.
John Cassman of Redwood Falls
and Miss Mildred Doring of Sacred
Heart were united in marriage at the
Presbyterian parsonage in Delhi last
Sunday.
Mike Anderson of Redwood Falls
was taken to Minneapolis Monday and
on Tuesday he submitted to an opera
ton at the ST. Barnabus hospital for
the removal of tumor in the stom-
ach.
Mrs. Garlock of Fullerton, Calf,
Mrs. Bogardus of Chicago and Miss
Garlock of Clear Lake, Iowa, were
visitors Friday and Saturday at the
home of Mrs. F. L. Parrish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gamble of Fer
gus Falls were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Burmeis-
| ter, returning home that evening. Mrs.
Gamble will return today for long
err visit at the Burmeister home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rosenberg Of
Lincoln, Nebr., were guests for short
time Tuesday while enroute from
Sank Center to Sherburn. The two
families were residents of Sherburn
a few years ago.
Mrs. j. X. Lamberton and daughter
Barbara Gay arrived Thursday to Wis
it at the home of her mother-in-law,
Mrs. Lillian Lamberton. Mr.. LAM
berton arrived Sunday and was a
weekend guest at the Lamberton
home.
Mrs. H. R. Bedell and two grand
sons, Bedell Whierling and Gene Bed
ell of Fairbury, ILL.,, are visiting with
Mrs. BedelPs daughter, Mrs. John
Arthur and family; also her sister,
Mrs. Laura Smith and brother H. w.
Austin, this week. They expect to
leave for their home Friday.
The big rock after which Granite
Rock was named is now being blast
ed and is said to be rock that will
take the finest kind Of polish and has
a wonderful color. The forty on
which the rock is located was sold at
5000 an acre. The rock is about three
miles northeast of Lucan.-M ilroy
Echo.
Mrs. Sophie Larson celebrated her
S5th birthday anniversary Tuesday of
this week. During the afternoon
her daughter, Mrs. j. Albert johnson,
entertained number of friends in her
honor. During the evening Mrs. Lar
sons sons, Nels of Lucan, Chris of
Milroy and L. Larson called to extend
congratulations to their mother.
E. w. Currier returned Saturday
from his visit to the western coast.
His father was very much improved
in health at the time of his departure
for home. In company with a cousin
from Nicollet Mr.. Currier made the
trip west over the Northern Pacific
and the return trip was made via
the Canadian Pacific through the Lake
Louise and Banff country. They also
took boat trip out of Portland which
was very much enjoyed.
Bob Whyte is carrying his arms in
bandages this week as result of a
fall at the high school while attend
ing to some of his professional du-
ties. Bob says if anyone doubts that
they can't get good jolt just place
a chair on a table and then climb
on top of the chair and have it sud- !
IDENTIFY slide out from under you.
George Alexander, a former Red
wood Falls resident, arrived here last |
Saturday from Yakima, Washington,
for visit with friends and rela-
tives. Mr.. Alexander left Redwood
Falls % years ago, making his home
in Yakima where he has prospered |
exceedingly well. Friends of Mr.. Alex
ander in Yakima are earnestly trying
to get his permission to have his
name placed on the ballot for the state
legislature. Mr.. Anderson has been
county commissioner there for sever