The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-04-30

MISS ElSIc I1OWS anu uCI 4dIuCI
Emil Howe spent Sunday in Clara
City with relatives. q
Miss Helen Mckay of Delhi was
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Redwood Falls hospital Sunday.
Notices for Mothers Day. See
Lauterbach's. 43-2ts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Whittet
June Gits) of Chicago are the par
ents of son born Sunday, April 26.
H. V. Starr motored to Good Thun-
der Sunday to get Mrs. Starr who
had spent several days there visiting
with her sister, Miss jamie Streeter.
Roy Ever returned to his home at
Remer Tuesday morning. He was
accompanied as far as St. Cloud by
Mike Lauterbach who returned here
in the afternoon.
New Shocks in Colorful Cretonnes,
$1.95. The Paris Shop. 43-1t.
Mrs. M. w. Pugh who formerly
lived in Redwood Falls recently I'M
derwent an operation at hospital in
Mason City, Iowa and has been very
ill.
A special group of popular priced
curtain sets in Philbrick's Bargain
Basement at 29c and SOC. \ 43-1t.
Miss Ella Groote of Austinville,
Iowa arrived here Wednesday after
noon and visited at the Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Lauterbach home and then left
to visit relatives at Renville.
Mrs. N. F. Godfrey of Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania will arrive here today
to attend the funeral of Robert
Bovee and to spend several days with
her sister, Mrs. N. H. Bovee.
Friends of Miss Diantha Kuester
will undoubtedly be glad to learn that
she is recovering from a recent
severe attack of pleurisy and flu. Just
now she is a patient at Glen Lake
Sanitarium.
Will Rogers is the New Dream
Theatre this evening in ''The Connec-
ticut Yankee" 1t is a good picture
and you will enjoy the entertainment.
For the week of May 10, Charlie
Chaplin will be here in his new pic
ture, getty Lights"
Dance to Tom Gates and his nine
piece orchestra from the St. Paul
Athletic Club and the Oxford Ball
room at the Olivia Armory Thursday
April 80, auspices American Legion
42-2ts
A quartet of young men from NAL
calester College will sing at the Sun
day evening service next Sunday at
the First Presbyterian church. This
is an excellent quartet and will give
very fine evening of sacred music.
NO charge will be made.
Tom Dennistoun who is employed
by the Kost-Alcorn company, Live
Stock Commission Merchants of
South St. Paul, recently returned
from business trip into South Da-
kota with Ray Kost. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennistoun expect to spend Memorial
Day in Redwood Falls.
Special purchase! A large ship
ment of ladies' and children's new
summer shoes, which were consigned
to the Kleinart Shoe store, were pur-
chased by Philbrick's at tremendous
discount. Take advantage of these
price concessions in our Bargain
Basement. Alt
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hoffman and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bald
win went to Morton Tuesday morning
where they attended the funeral OF
Mr.. Hoffman's half-brother, John
Toomey, which was held from the
Catholic church. Mr.. Toomey passed
away at his home in Beaver Falls
lAturday evening leaving his wife
and two children, John aged and
Catherine aged 3. He is also survived
by two sisters, Mrs. John Cheney Of
Morton and Mrs. Margaret Collyer of
Olivia and his brother, Harry Hoff-
man of Redwood Falls. Interment
was made in the Catholic cemetery at
Morton.
A. R. A. Laudon will hold the fol
lowing hearings in the Judge OF
Probate's office in the Court House
Monday, May a. Claims in the estates
of Albert Fennern; John Cooper;
Jens B. Hansen and Hans Larson.
Will in the estates of Daniel Stage;
Andreas Groebner; Edward Nelson;
Pliny Terry; Jens Nielsen; Susan E.
Salisbury. Final Account in the
estates of Emil Tonak; Henry Sch
wandt; Guenther Becker; Casper
Green and William Geier. Partial
Account in the estate of Catherine
Schoffman. Final Account of Guar
dian: Rudolph Schultz; Mortgaging
of Land: Kermit and Verna Albert
son. Administration: Lydia Becker
Mrs. Faye Kircher of Olivia, Dis
trict Deputy of the Eastern Star,
made an official visit to Charity
Chapter, O. E. S. Wednesday evening,
i April %. All phases of the work were
exemplifed for her criticism and Mrs.
Kircher was most complimentary in
her commentator of the officers and
their work. She was presented with
a corsage of flowers by the chapter in
appreciation of her interest. During
the social hour, Mrs. L. P. Winter was
the winner of box of figs brought
from California by the Worthy Mat
ron Mrs. C. M. Showalter. Refresh
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