The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1929-03-27
LOCALS

C. B. Root of Morgan was a
Tuesday caller in Redwood Falls.
C. G. Enestvedt of Belview was in
town on business Tuesday.
Otto Grimmestad of Belview was
in Redwood Monday on business.
H. H. Peake and H. Deitz of San
born were here Tuesday on business.
]. C. Corcoran left Wednesday for
a three months business trip to Mon
tana.
County Commissioner J. F. Kragh
of Morgan transacted business here
Tuesday.
Miss Mathilda Jensen, who teaches
in Duluth, is spending her vacation
with her mother, Mrs. Marie Jensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kuenzli
haved moved from their farm home
at North Redwood and are now ac-
cuping an apartment in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. R. Myers.
Get your new Easter hat at the
Fisher Millinery. We have big as
sortment in all colors and styles.
38-1t.
Tom Tyson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Tyson returned from st. Thomas
College Tuesday where he is a stud
ent. He will return to school after
Easter.
S. l.. Abel, Manager of the Wolff
and Co. store at Austin and c. S.
Taube, manager of the Wolff and
Co., store at Sleepy Eye were in
Redwood Falls Tuesday on business
matters pertaining to the local store.
Students who are spending the
week at home are Grace Ward, Mabel
Mason, Floyd Freyer, Leland Posi-,
Gordon Cole, and Eleanor Brand from
the University of Minnesota.
The joys of spring vacation will be
complete if you have a permanent
wave. Louise Beauty Shop. 37-2ts.
A quarter section of land southwest
of town belonging to j. H. Jackson
was last week to Geo. Mahal in ex-
change for 26 acres of suburban pro-
perty. Mr.. Jackson who has been
living in town will move to the sub
urban property about April 1.
Superintendent j. H. Wichman Of
the local schools left to attend the
superintendent short course at the
University Of Minnesota from March
81 to 80. Miss Theo A. Jensen is
also in the Cities at the convention.
The Schoolmen's Week is held at
the university and is devoted to the
problems of the educator. The course
is largely under the direction Of NJ.
E. Haggerty, dean of the College Of
Education at the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Dennistoun left
and son left Sunday for their home
in st. Paul after visit at the A. M.
Dennistoun home On Saturday they
were present at the funeral of Mr.
Dennistoun's father, T. Dennistoun,
ST., who passed away last Thursday.
We give. the LeMur Steam Per-
manent Wave with fiat, half twist, or
round curl with ringlet ends for only
So. A few minutes with the comb
and each large, soft, lustrous wave
is perfectly in place. We guarantee
every permanent; nothing but expert
work done in this shop. Open eve
nirrgs by appointment. Louise Beau
ty Shop. Phone All. 3E2ts.
The Woman's Christian Temper
gfce Union held very interesting
meeting in the M. E. Church on Thurs
dayof last week. Bunting and Flag
decorated the room. Meeting opened
by song and Salute to the Flag.
Songs, readings and prayer marked
the devotionals hour1which was led
by Miss Carrie Cole. Mrs. McRae,
who visited the National Capitol at
the time of the Inauguration gave an
interesting and instructive talk on
the things she saw and heard. Mrs.
McRae head the debate in Congress In
regard to the Jones temperance bill
which was carried 284 to 80 vote.