The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-04-14

Leon Orth of Milbank spent Sum
day here on business.
N. H. Strandjord of Belview was a
business caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. r. v. Ochs will entertain at
! four tables of bridge this evening.
Mrs. Charles Regal of Morton was
Bargain Day shopper here Wednes-
day.
H. B. Everett drove out from Min
neapolis Tuesday for visit with re-
latives.
William Daskam returned Satur-
day from a visit with relatives and
friends at Anoka.
Donald Laidlaw of Graceville spent
the weekend here at the home OF his
mother, Mrs. A. E. Laidlaw.
Mrs. Melbourne Smith and Mrs.
Preisinger of Renville Spent We'd
nesday here on business.
Mrs. Gaughan and daughter, Miss
Agnes Gaughan of Lamberton, were
business visitors here Saturday.
Tremendous bargains in guaran-
teed quality merchandise at Freyer's
Rexall One Cent Sale this week
end. 4l-lt.
Miss Bobbie Schweinferter Of
! North Redwood is visiting with Miss
| Clara Fedderly at the Redwood Falls
Greenhouse. - as;
Mrs. Arion Forster, Mrs. George
Forster, Mrs. C. E. Schmias Mrs w.
| ]. Paffrath and Mrs. K. 2, Brown of
Springfield were Wednesday shoppers
here.
- The basement ,of the Presbyterian
church is being redecoratedriand new
ceilings put on making it attractive
+, for the annual May Breakfast, May 2,
which will be open to the public.
It's Ward week at Montgomery
Wards. Don't miss the long list of
specially priced articles on page
three. -
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Reunitz of
Springfield were guests at tile Meth
odist church last Sunday morning at
!. which time Mr.. Reunitz favored the
congregation with a musical selec-
i, ton. -" ''''
| The Royal Neighbors and Wood
man lodges will give Hard Time
Dance tonight Thursday in the
! Legion Hall. A prize will be given TO
the best dressed couple. The public
is invited. Popular prices. Alt.
/ Miss Helen Lamberton and Mrs. A.
P. Falk returned yesterday from
Minneapolis where they had spent
several days with Miss Mona Callist-
err and other friends. They visited
also with relatives and attended the
production "The Green Pastures" at
the Metropolitan Theatre.
'eThe Easiest Way" Constance
Bennett starring picture which Will
open next Wednesday at the New
Dream Theatre, is the first talking
picture adaptation of one of the great
est stage plays ever to come from
the pen of an American author. IL
was the first play at the end OF tne
Victorian age to remotely suggest
that there could be double standard
of morality or that man could 1or-
give a woman who made mistake.
aThe Easiest Way" literally took the
world by storm.
Mrs R.W. Whyte, Mrs. L. y.
Alexander. Mrs. Julia Glassco, MRS.
Iobn Rlilie. Mrs. Mae Hagge,l MIS-
Trefv Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Llnoe,
NON Mr.. and Mrs. John Hiiiig anu
Nc a .nd Mrs. George Hanson wen TO
Morgan last Thursday evening to az
+ond the regular meeting OF the ne
b 49, lodge. A flag was presented 70
the lodge by the Redwood Falls oele,
cation A social meeting follower
tbe session of the lodge.
CARD OF THANKS: We wish to
express our grateful thanks to the
neighbors, the German Lutheran
Ladies Aid, the male quartet, the or
ganist, the Birthday club and Rev. w.
C. Nickels and all others who were of
great assistance to US at the time of
our recent : bereavement. Their
thoughtfulness and kindness can not
be forgotten.-The Juhnke Family.