The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-07-28

Miss 10 Seymour of st. James
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
Forbes. i. ~s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Bryan, spent
Sunday at the Frank Troyer home
near Springfield.
The Ladies Aid of the Church of
Christ met with Mrs. w. Rausch;
Wednesday afternoon.
Ted Byram of Minneapolis spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. o. Byram.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Farver and sons
left for Green Lake Saturday after
noon to spend their vacation.
Mrs. Mabel England and children OF
Houston, Texas, spent the weekend
here as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Greene.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoernemanr
(Helen Hassenstab) Of Watertown
Minnesota, announce the birth of q
daughter, Saturday, July 16.
Mrs. B. R. Whittet, Mrs. Tom John
son, Mrs. Bert Barnum and daughter
Miss Mildred Barnum spent Sunday
with friends at Worthington.
Miss Freda Laudon arrived home
Saturday from Minneapolis where she
had been attending the summer ses.
sion at the University of Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bornholdt ane
daughter of LIE Center spent the
weekend here with Mrs. Bornholdt's
sister, Mrs. Anna Roper, and othe1
relatives.
Mrs Richard Cook and two sons
returned Saturday from Grow Wing
Lake near Little Falls where they
had spent week while Mr.. Cook was
at Camp Ripley.
Misses Irene Cliff, Evelyn Cliff anc
Nellie Ahrens accompanied by JACK
Weeks and Arthur Hawton motorec
to Comfrey Sunday where they spent
the day picnicking.
Leon H. Brown returned the latter
part Of the week from Bemidji. Mrs
Brown and daughter who had accom-.
panied him there will remain for some
time at the summer home of Mr.
Browns parents.
Mrs. Gus Englund and children anc
Mrs. Clayton Bechtold and daughter
of Montevideo returned Monday from
Freeport, Illinois, where they hae
spent two weeks visiting Mrs. Eng
lund's parents.
Mrs.. w. ]. Connolly doris Geroy)
and Mrs. Conklin of Minneapolis were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M
Aune. They were accompanied home
by Doris Jean Connolly who had spen
the week here.
Leon Dunn motored here from Min
neapolis Friday for short visit will
relatives. He returned to Minneapo
lis Sunday evening accompanied b!
Mrs. Dunn who had spent the weel
here with her mother, Mrs. Ann;
Roper and her sister, Mrs. Harr!
Hoffman.
Miss Florence Thune who motoret
to California early in the summer
with friends from Darlington, Nortl
Dakota returned Thursday and will
spend the remainder of the summer
at her home here. The party visitet
Seattle, Washington and Yellowstone
Park on the their return trip.
Mrs. C. O. Gilfllan entertained Fri
day afternoon when her guests wer,
Mrs. Ward Hartwick and Mrs. ia.
Patterson of Springfield, Mrs. Nell
Rams, Mrs. H. o. Johnston and Mrs
H. B. West of Morgan and Mrs. Johl
Hillig, Mrs. C. A Hillig and Mrs
Glenn R. Hillig Of Redwood Falls
Bridge was played at two tables ant
honors were awarded to Mrs. Ram
and Mrs. Johnston.
Ceylon, a Martin county town, ha.
just set a fine example to the world
There was furry over the bank sit
uation there. Before it became seri
Gus the directors closed the bank!
and talked it over. Half the people
of the surrounding country came t.
town. The situation was explained
frankly to them. Ninety-six per cent
of the depositors agreed not to re
move their money. Everything wa:
fine again. The remarkable thing is
that there was no disorder, no "run,'
on the banks. It was just a kindly
community conference, and all the
farmers went home satisfied with the
situation, and backing the bankers t.
the limit.