The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1928-12-19

itor in the Twin Cities.
Attorney w. R. Werring transacted
business here last Thursday.
A. ]. Tauer of Morgan attended to
business matters here Friday.
A. H. Hougan of St. James was
caller in Redwood Falls last Thurs
day.
Miss Mona Callister will go to Ken
yon Monday to spend Christmas at
her home.
Commissioner John Ahrends Ct
Wabasso was business visitor here
last Wednesday.
August Carity will leave Friday,
December 21st for Los Angeles and
Pasadena, Calf. to spend the winter
months.
Emil Aftermath and daughter Dora
and son Aloysius of Sanborn were
Saturday afternoon shoppers in Red
wood Falls.
Miss Jane Morley who teaches in
St. Paul will arrive Friday to visit
until after the Christmas holidays
with her mother, Mrs: M. M. Morley.
Miss Anna Falk who teaches at st.
Louis Park will come here this week
to visit until after the Christmas
vacation with her mother, Mrs. A. N.
Falk.
Miss Gertrude Roberts who teaches
at Park Rapids will arrive this week
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
R. Roberts during the Christmas va
cation.
Mrs. Larson, Miss Alphild Larson
and Caroline Fosness will be enter
tanned over the Christmas vacation
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Stensvad.
Miss Ann jacobson and Miss Arlys
Denzel, teachers in the Redwood
Falls schools will leave Friday for
MINNEAPOLIS to remain over the holi-
day vacation.
In order to better accommodate the
Christmas shopper the stores in Red
wood Falls will remain open each
evening commencing Wednesday, De-
cember 18th for the remainder of the
week and Monday, December Oath.
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Wallace Stewart and Douglas
Stewart of Minneapolis were weekend
. visitors in Redwood Falls, Douglas
Stewart while here was the guest OF
Vern Roberts.
Miss Margaret Fobes who is attend
ing the Teachers College at st. Cloud
will come here Saturday and will Wis
it her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Fobes until after the holidays.
Mrs. L. P. Winter substituted in
the Junior High School last week
taking the place of Miss Fanchon
Borene who was confined to her room
at the R. H. Byram home because OF
illness.
The program and basket social
given in District SO last Wednesday
December 18th was well attended
with a large crowd attending from
Redwood Falls. The sum OF $3O.6e
was realized from the sale OF the
baskets.
SCHOOL TEACHERS ATTEN-
TON! Get our prices on Christmas
candy. We guarantee to save you
money and give you quality merchan-
disc. Backus Sweet Shop. 24-lt'
Clerk of Court w. G. Weldon has
issued the following marriage hcens,
es: Louie P. Paulson to Ida Raddatz
John j. Riley to Olive 1verson, Mac
r. Swigart to Edna E. Balko and
Fred Cooper to Mary Olson.
Miss Florence Thune will arrive
Sunday from Carringtdn, N. ID.
where she is teaching and will remain
over the Christmas holidays with hel
mother, Mrs. Anna Thune and hel
sisters, Misses Marie and Josie.
Mrs. Harry Johnson of Waverly
Iowa and her daughter, Miss Rather
inc Johnson. who is attending colleg'
at Simpson, Iowa spent the weekend
here visiting with Mrs. Johnson
mother, Mrs. Margaret Evans and hel
grandmother, Mrs. John Clark. The!
left Monday morning for Aberdeen
S. d. to visit relatives until after the
Christmas holidays.
Money paid in on account at Frey
er's Rexall Drug Store will hell
= some contestant earn big doll.
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Members of Minnesota Legion post:
are ordering many of their Christina
gifts from the Minnesota Legion Aux
iliary Workroom, Minneapolis, wher'
under the supervision of Mrs. Maud
G. Winter, disabled veteran are max
ing articles of wicker, felt, oilcloth
paper, leather and other materials
into baskets, trays, caps, pillows
book covers, lamps, flowers, bags
costumes, horns, billfolds, coin purses
etc. During much of the year thes
boys keep busy making the poppie
sold for Memorial Day use, but a
this time, Mrs. Winter, through tn
Legion posts, secures enough Christ
mas gifts orders to bring cheer t
many homes of disabled veterans
whose families would otherwise be il
need. In some cases one boys dis
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