The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beatty visited
with friends near Lamberton, Sunday.
Mrs. A. Bonamie of Dovray was a
weekend guest of Mrs. Ruth Cannon.
George Davis of Morgan was
business caller here Saturday eve
ming.
H. ]. Neuman of Madison was
business visitor here Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Edgar VIM and Miss Marie
Henzel of Wabasso came here Tues
day to shop.
All Federated clubs are asked to
send in their county dues to the
treasurer, Mrs. G. MacDougall before
May 1.
Miss Hazel Marvin of Wood Lake
was a weekend guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Marvin.
Before buying any electric washer,
see The New Hubbard at Jaehning's.
Also read their ad on page two.
Ray Sill who has been patient at
the Redwood Falls hospital for sew
eral weeks returned to his home IN
Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mrs. Oliver Leavens, Mrs. Carrie
Smithers and Mrs. j. M. Smithers of
st. Paul spent last Wednesday with
friends at Granite Falls.
w. M. Smith, E. A. Johnson and
j. A. Baikie motored to Marshall
Tuesday afternoon on business.
Read the Hauck Grocery advertise
ment on page three to get line on
their special offers on Tea and Coffee.
Arthur Anderson of Minneapolis, a
representative of the First National
Pictures Corporation, was business
visitor here Wednes day.
Father Bruno Schmid of Minnea-
polls read Low Mass at the eight
O'Clock service at ST. Catherine
church, Sunday morning.
Make your appointment now for
our special $500 Permanent. All
work guaranteed. The Paris Shop,
Redwood Falls. 42-1t.
Monday morning after spending the
weekend at his home here. He was
accompanied as far as Willmar by his
father, L. R. Ewart, and brother, Err
win Ewart.
Mrs. Carrie Smithers and her
guest, Mrs. ]. M. Smithers of St.
Paul accompanied by Mrs. Oliver
Leavens were guests at the Mike
Kretchmer home at St. Peter, Thurs
day.
Soap and Soup at special prices.
Read the A. and P. advertisement on
page three.
The Young Married Peoples or
ganization of the Methodist church
had Z o'clock dinner meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bur-
meister, Tuesday evening. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Hillger.
D. w. Gold went to Minneapolis
Wednesday on business. He was ac-
companied by Miss Title Gold who
will visit for a few weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Cummings in ST.
Paul before going to Red Wing to
spend the summer.
The perils and dangers run by a
girl reporter to get news scoop and
capture a murderer before the police
even suspect who he is, make thrill
ing, exciting and fast moving enter
tainment in the picture, 'aThe Final
Edition." to be presented at the New
Dream Theatre next Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday.
The Quality club held its last re-
gular meeting of the year at the
home of Mrs. w. A. Brand Monday
afternoon. Current Events were CIV
en- in response to roll call. Mrs. /.
L. Spencer read a paper on the 'His-
tory of the Minnesota State Flag"
which had been prepared by Mrs. W..
C. Starr. Mrs. e. H. Kuck told about
the state flower and also discussed
the life of Thomas Edison. Mrs. G..
w. Ellison gave a most interesting
review of "Andromeda of Wimpole
Street." the romance of Elizabeth
Barrett Browning by Dormer Cres-
ton. The club members will meet at
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon on the
Lincoln school lawn where tree will
be planted in honor of the Bicenten-
NAL Of George Washington.