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HELP-MEN.
a PERMANENT POSITION

A PERMANENT POSITION
in the life insurance business, is
offered by an old established COM
pany selling industrial and ordinary.
No previous experience necessary
Splendid future Apply between
and II am. Room 202. 9l7 18th st.
NV.
Statesmen National Electrical Supply Co.,
one of WaShingtons largest electrical sup
ply houses, is organizing q new department.
We have sales proposition that will ap-
peal to men with vacuum cleaner expert
ence. and it offers very considerable earn
ings: Store leads. floor periods and full
cooperation will be given. The product to
be sold is the new General Electric vacuum
cleaner, which is a distinct advance in the
field Of cleaners now being offered for sale.
1t is being backed by a national advertis-
ing campaign in leading magazines.
Inasmuch as men will be given a thor
ough training. men without previous ex-
perience, who are not afraid Of work. will
find an attractive opening.
Apply in person. See Mr.. Ward, 4th
floor. 1880 N Y. ave. NV.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESME
CHRISTMAS greeting salespeople Sell the
finest in personalized cards. full or spare
time Sample book free. Plateless Raisd-
letter Co. 1005 Lucas. st. Louis. MO
MARVELLOUS INVENTION-New match gives
million lights fast seller: big profits. Ever
lasting Match Co.. 443 South Dearborn,
Chicago.
something different: big money can be made
by Al statesmen; paid daily. 10 14th NV,
Room 30l. See Mr.. Swami Monday, 10 a. m.
to l. noon.
ary inventions; homes. Offices buy: enormous
profits; hustlerS cleaning up; self-selling
WORK FULL TIME-White Natl. organi-
zation opening: protected territories; good
pay. References. ase. Address Box 26s-E.
Star Office
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BOOkKEEPER. G. NJ. A. c. experience age
So-55; permanent; Sl25 start, stenographer
Iast ana accurate. age 1925. Immediately
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HELP-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. C. P A, for Special lob.
must be unemployed: give age and teIe
phone number. Address Box I96-E Star
ONCE.
ADVERTISING SALESMAN-NationaI manu-
1acturer OF sales promotional ideas will
train responsible applicants. having sound
business ta background, for immediate livable
tislng or selling experience helpfui but not
s sSsentisl Call J. F. Goldsmith, National
Evening star., 1933-10-08

BOYS or young men (colored, to distribute
circulars; report for work Tuesday ,30
am 1870 New York ave NV o.
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COLLECTOR. experienced; one with car.
ABBY Liberal Clothing Co.. 434 7th st.
NV. "
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Christmas Card Salespeople.
Make $500 a Day and More
BY selling the NATIONALLY KNOWN line
mas Cards We are the largest and most
firmly established company in. the field. with
thousands Of customers in this city. HIGH
Box Assortment Sold
On MoneyBack Guarantee
You do not have to send away for samples
as we furnish you with elaborate and costly
sales equipment FREE direct from our
Washington of1ice. See the PROCESS line
FIRST.
PROCESS CORP. N. R. A.
Room 9l0. international Building,
1919 F St. NV.
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COLLECTORS. two more, with good cars;
one with installment house experience; can
make good money: state particulars Ad-
dress Box 159-E, Star office
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AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN. good follow
Service. rear l443 Rhode Island ave, NV
BLACKSMITH. familiar with body work
See Mr Hamilton. 80 am, Monday. S.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
ices Of high-grade. experienced real estate
salesman. with automobile for new. re-
stricted suburban development. Call W1scon-
sin 1868. between 10 m. and 6 pm. for
appointment for interview.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

BOY, colored. as houseman; must be ex
Address Box 55-D. Star Office
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CANVASSERS for home Improvement work
Eood proposition. transportation furnished
Can IL TO o'clock. Monday and Tuesday.
Room 3O3. 1907 Eve ST NV
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REPRESENTATIVE

REPRESENTATIVE
LEADING NEW YORK MANUFACTURER.
WITH NATIONAL DISTRIBUTION. HAS
OPENING FOR A SALES REPRESENTA-
TIVE OF PROVEN RECORD WHO is
EXPERIENCED IN CALLING ON THE
MERCANTILE AND INDUSTRIAL TRADE
THE APPLICANT WHO QUALITIES WILL
RECEIVE AN ADEQUATE WEEKLY
DRAWING ACCOUNT FROM THE START.
THIS IS GENUINE OPPORTUNITY WITH
UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES FOR A
REAL SALESMAN.
APPLICANTS WILL BE INTERVIEWED
MIR. LEWIS AT AMBASSADOR HOTEL. 9'
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
DO YOU DESIRE TO BE SUCCESSFUL?
Then consult Virginia Neuhausel She teaches
the Secret of Successful Living: day and eve
ming classes at the school. Arlington Hotel.
Consultation free. 10s
WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR LIVELIHOOD?
Prepare yourself. Telephone operating Short.
easy course oxford Bldg. 14th at N. Y. ave.
BARONESS UNGERN'S ACADEMY OF LAM
guages-Russian. French. Span., Ital., Germ.
japanese: private. Groups. .5c. North 6686.
PIANO TEACHER. EXPERIENCED FORMER
music supervisor; beginners a specialty: rate.
15c per lesson. Takoma Park, D. G.
GE. 500.
CALCULATING MACHINE INSTRUCTION
Unusual successful private instructor: prAc-
tice free. Phone Wisconsin 2299.
BALL ROOM DANCING TAUGHT AT Low
rates: satisfaction guaranteed. $40 11th
ST Sc. Phone Lincoln 59S7.
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STOP IOOkING-LISTEN!

NIOP IUOkINI-LINI I'm
Owing TO our pledged cooperation as
members of the N. R A. business expansion
program we are in position to use ceveral
more men; preferably of mechanical inclina-
tiCn ,White,. neat appearing and ambitious.
II Won want permanent employment. are
willing 20 work hard for. promotions and be
satisfied with earnings of around SIS 90 per
week at start Prefer married men who live
in or near washington who can give GOOD
IT ferenCeS Men who can thus qualify,
formerly from any trade. business or profes-
sion. not now employed will be granted an
interview at @ O'Clock sharp and 30 sharp
tomorrow morning. october 9. once 30,
Inn1 1ih ST q
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rsTrATIONS-DOMESTIC.

fTVATIONS-DOMESTIC.
NURSE. llfant's. white. settled, 10 ta!:e en-:
STUDENT, colored, desires position Cleaning
yySosSkk; references. Il3s 10th st. NV bI.
VIRGINIA GIRL. 81, wishes Job as light
houseworker. mothers helper. nurse; ref,
stay nights. AD.- 4203-W.
WOMAN. colored. wishes situation as seneral
city references. North s122.
WOMAN. colored. wants work in small fam
ls eookins ntah, and honsework stay nights refs
WOMAN. colored. wants housework. well ex.
perisnced, good refs. Phone North 557o-J
housekeeper or travelling companion: modeT-
ate wage references. Address Box SOD.
WOMAN from N. c. desires housework; city
10 o'clock. 6ls st. NV.
WOMAN. white, desires position of light
ho care Of children best references;
WOMAN. colored, settled, wants place as
nurse: references. T0S 4th st. ne. Phone
Lincoln 14g0-J.
time work: reference Cali North 4494
in small family: good cook. Decatur aO2s.
WOMAN. colored. wishes houSwork: Nurse
ia @sie auais North Ra4f 44s time city
WOMAN. colored; wants place as cook or
family; good reference. l221 9th ST NV.
houseworker or good cook. Good references.
WOMAN. colore1 general housevolk; cook.
aas Re5' sssa5 81 ts Gsi 5sffFshess al Week 800 St.
BY day or part time. Decatur 2224.y
WOMAN. cclored, wants part-time work;
COOK e0ea sood e Nof
0912. 1920 Corcoran st. NV.
WOMAN. colored., reliable, wants general
housework; city ref Cal CL. 1905.
S0s, s2od city Ig, r reference 1426 9th st. NV.
WOMAN, colored reliable wants part-tlme
work general housework. Write 2 Fort
drive. Brishtwood Station D. C.
WOMAN. reliable. desires work by the day
Or any kind general housework; references.
WOMAN. colored middle AGED. excellent
Phone a q Adams Jams ssss s ''''A'- 4A'"'l' O' S'u''s'
WOMAN desires steady work. plain cooking
excellent laundress, general housework day
or week; go home nights. Walnut s910.
WOMAN. colored, wants general hdlsework:
WEST 0624-J.
WOMAN, ,colored. reliable. wants part-time
Or general housework IN small family: ref
erence. North 4341. 1913 18th ST.
! WOMAN colored wishes general housework;
| stey nights: references Potomac 3253.
WOMAN, ,colored wishes place as nurse or
! care OF bachelors apartment or cooking
; dinners. III Lamont ST. NV.
| WOMAN colored frst-class cook. dress
| makers helper, plain sewing, care Of in
| valid: private family. Lincoln s3i1-J.
| WOMAN German, mlddle-aged. 10 yrs ex-
perlence housekeeper ana nurse. desires
position in motherleSs home: no objection
/ to country. Address Box s2-E Stsr ofhce. Sc
WORK OF ANY KIND-Good cook. house,
worker. laundress. Apply 2l42 H st. NV
! YOUNG WOMAN wants part time day s
| work of any kind. Decatur 1884, 3 to ,
| pm
| YOUNG WOMAN wants part-.inle vork,
| public or private; best Of local references.
CO. S9S6-R IL
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DISTRIBUTOR for 50-store route. this
tounty; e&per unnec.: no selling. distribute
and collect; should net S65 weekly Write
Safetyco 81, Huntington Beach Calf
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PHONE SHEPHERD "917-R FOR ROoA.
board. care for ccnvalescent OF aead
RUGS MADE FROM YOUR OLD RUGS,
carpets and eiotnlng: samples shown at
your home. Sou;hern Rus CO. North 81 AS
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS gold sign letters for, store win
doWs; 500rc profit: free sample. Metallic
Letter Co. 435 N. Clark. Chicago
AMAZING new shinestick looks like lip
stick but shines shoes 200 times: secret
formula; few '.scribbles": quick rub. shoe;
fleam; sell retail sc: also display card
plan for wholesale to stores; exclusive terri
tory: details free. U. S. Shine-Stik, $50
Park ave. N Y. City.
BEER quadruples lunch business; big steady
commissions low priced fastselling toast
ers, grills. frankfurter steamers. lunchettes
popcorn machines; write quick for sales kit
Advance Mfg. Co.. S. Kingshighway, ST.
Louis. Mo.
CHRISTMAS CARDs-sell newest parch-
ment5. etchings. folders; customers names
gold embossed 81 dozen up; highest COM
mission: sample book free Dunbar New
NEW POCKET RADIO. S3.s5 complete:
taking country by storm; pays 100oc; Sells
itself with music" Spencer Laboratories
Akron, Ohio.
sALESMEN- Wonderful side line; sell bust
ness necessities. all lines OF businesses: 3ooh
comm. paid daily: outfit free. David Lionel,
BEG. So Hamilton, Chicago.
WINNING specialties necesstates novelties;
money-making line Christmas cards: crew
ngrs.; speciality sellers; write: II yrs
square dealing. Ufert. 10 E: II. N Y.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

PIANO LESSONS GIVEN 81 EXPERIENCED
tescaer. in studio or pupils homes. all
grades taueht; beginners a specialtg; oEe
months instruction absolutely free TO al
new pupils North fS6',.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

MODEL. GRAY HAIR-EXPERT WILL RE-
color - beautiful natural shades. gray or dis
coiored hair entirely free OF charge. Apply
| Monday morning 8 O'Clock al Union Beauty
Supply Co.. 516 r1st 81. NV. ASK for MISS
Evening star., 1933-10-08

WOMhN, CUIUleU, TtIIdDIP. WdNlo pdl[-lINIe
work or general housework. Write Fort
drive. Brentwood Station. D. c.
WOMAN reliable, desires work by the day
or any kind general housework; references.
DEr 4022
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PERSONAL.

YOUNG WOMAN wants part-.inle work,
public or private; best Of local references.
CO. S9S6-R H.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

DANCING TAUGHT CHILDREN PRIVATELY
in home toe. tap acrobatIc. by refined young
lady Substitute for Class lessons. AT. 3@l D.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

WOMAN. colored. wants general hoOsework:
good reference. willing to stay nights. Call
WEst OGDl-.I
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SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS.
Up to SIS Weekly Possible
FOR SPARE TINE WORK.
sos to $500 extra; easy work in own
neighborhood: show famous trade-marked
colonial greetings: personal cards; senders
also Jane Morden 81 box asst. 21 parch:
ment cards; large profits; SAMPLES loaned
wETMoRE & sUGDEN INC
149 Monroe Ave, Dept. AK. Rochester N. Y.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

BOY. REFINED SOUTHERN. WAITING FOR
civ. serv. appt wants temporary work tor
m. ami brd: is versatile and reliable drives
car Address Boz ISLE. Star ctice
Evening star., 1933-10-08

WOMAN German, mlddle-aged. 10 yrs ex-
perlence housekeeper ana nurse. desires
position in motherleSs home: no objection
to country Address Box s2-E Star oflce. So
WORK OF ANY KIND-Good cook. house,
worker. laundress. Apply 2142 ST. NV
YOUNG WOMAN wants part time or DAY s
work of any kind. Decatur 1884, 3 TO ,
pm.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

EXPERIENCED MOTHER WISHES TO
board child = to ) years: real home @tmoS-
obere res so1abie SH .t2Iiis.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

OLD HATS MADE NEW-REDEs1GNED
and modelled to the head. 81 90 to 81 81;
smart new hats to order. MISS A. l. HOP-
KINS Apt 500. Sherman. 18th and stS.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

SAIESWOMEN-TWO.
a position to offer employment to two in-
telligent women over 30. Apply Monday.
q to IL. Charts. Suite 301. Washington
Bldg. 10th and New York ave.
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HELP-MEN.
(Continue6.)

MAN with car wanted to advertise our
goods and distribute Introductory packages
TO consumers: must be satisfied with 9Oc
an hour at start write for full particulars.
Albert Mills. Route Mgr, 1898 Monmouth.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Evening star., 1933-10-08

PROFESSIONAL, DIRECTOR WILL COACH
minstrel or play Tor your organlzatlon. big
success; booking fast. MRS. GORDON.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

WOMAN. colored. desires work of anv kind,
good city reference. 1926 9th ST. NV.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

PRACTIcING INTERIOR DECORAT
will tutor pupils evenings; best training,
9. and Europe; actual work used in apply
training. Address Box 35-D, Star once.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

Colored Demonstrators-Iwo
We require 9 reliable women in our sale!
department, to whom We can trust 0ul
coiored customers. Must be over 80 year,
old; character references necessary. Cal
Monday. IL to ]. Suite BOG. 1895 g st. NV
Evening star., 1933-10-08

CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE;
Christmas folders at 81 to equal our 1898
creation; fast selling sensation, includina
mother of pearl, linen parchments. foils
lish reproductions: outsells all competitions
costs SOC with gold gift box: gift wrappinss
every days, personals we pay postage
samples on approval IN R. A. member)
Sunshine Art Desk %. Trenton, N. ].
Evening star., 1933-10-08

So YEAR WILL GET Sil .5un ACCIDENT
insurance $40 wkly. disability: no examIna-
ton: mel. women. l5-6s. Also Llte-Hea ea!tn-
Acc. dent Tus SIG 18th ST. nv. NE. 4I9e.
Evening star., 1933-10-08
SITUATIONS-WOMEN

CARE INFANT for employed mother. house,
keeper. companion to aged couple; white,
trustworthy, experienced middle aged un-
incumbered. can leave city. Address Box
s6-E, Star office. -
COLORED GIRL wants dav's work Of any
kind. 1888 ST. NV. apt. %. NO. 6219-M.
Evening star., 1933-10-08

LADY DESIRING SOME ROOME2S PAYING
first month in advance, enabling her IN
open a home. Address Box .70-E, s;ar
Evening star., 1933-10-08
CHRISTMAS CARD

CHRISTMAS CARD
sALEsPEoPLE.
Everybody buys-friends. acouaintances;
nelehbors and business people. experience
not needed 10 make real extra money auick- .,k
tic aud most reasonable line OF ~
PERsoMMaL GHRIsTMNhhs RGsgNh sTARI0NrRY GARRS ANP
high commission and bonuses ior you.
ho BOX aHss asoRMRNT fRsm sTDPfa aITs OF 1888
mants. including different.. all parchment
0ox 1f caTd
of etchinEs and Xmas stationery, box. We
pay postage. Biggest profits and bonuses;
provaI. N. r A member
WALLACE BROWN. INC.
ec5 9TH AVE DEPT VS. NEW YORK
CHRISTMAS CARD sALEsPEOPLE.
way MoHRR OF PEARI nd
country: u folders with pearl gift box,
ct T" the Sena BEST 1sS Tg
we paw shipping CHARGES. gift wrappings
and everyday assortments unparalieled n,aIsll Cd
kPPRovAL Silver swan Studios. (NR.A.
Member 154 Nassau ST. N. Y.
SELL GREETING CARDS!
Alert salespeople will make thousands of
dollars with our cards in homes and 3fhres re
the F1 fey Gbrstmas cfSh in vth he
set the Standard Of QUALITY. Secure top,
c2ifs cRTistmas nf' Box Assortments @ Git wrappnss
Everyday Cards also Gift Items. Com
i-'''''os Wrto it' for ,i; Samples on Approval
PHILLIPS CARD co. (N.R Az,
Dept. W Rockefeller Bldg. Cleveland. Ohio
Evening star., 1933-10-08

GIRL. colored desires rart-time work: city
reference. Call PO 1906 after o am.
GIRL wants general housawork or plain
cooking: stav niehts 1908 r ST NV
Phone DE 40l--W
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-02-23
Past Champions Win
MilrOy DeclamatOry

Milroy, February PA large
crowd gathered at the high school
auditorium last Thursday evening to
hear the home division of the declama-
tory contest. In the oratory division
Dale Mangason, Armand Fraser, Paul
Zeug, Lloyd Schelliem, and Woodrow
Kramer took part with Armand Fra
ser winning first place and Lloyd Shell
iem, second place. The dramatic divi-
sion was represented by Helen Kelly,
Alice Bjorkland and Verda Mae Han
son, with Helen Kelly placing first
and Alice Bjorkland second. In the
humorous division Dorothy Reuter-,
Kathleen Reed and Margaret Bjork-
land were the contestants and Kath-
leen Reed placed first and Margaret
Bjorkland second. This is Helen KEEL
ly's third consecutive year to take
first place and Kathleen Reeds fourth
year to take first. The high school
alumni presented the winners with
letters.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Dell Stewart and
Carol and Philip motored from West
brook last Saturday and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Welter.
Saturday in Our Savior's Lutheran
church parlor a parcel shower was
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-02-23
DeclamatOry Contest
Held at Walnut Grove

Walnut Grove, February 21-Sup-
erintendent R. Del Stewart, Oswald
Egerson, Vahle Rislov, Lillian Prail
and Vernon Villa of Westbrook at
tended the declamatory contest Thurs
day evening. Superintendent Stew
art, Mr.. Egerson and Vahle Rislov
were the judges. Douglas Samson
won first place in the orator:cal di-
vision, Raymond Samson first place
in the humorous division and Anabell
Jacobs first in the dramatic division.
Mrs. Frank Mathiason and Mrs. J..
E. McComb were Tracy visitors Mon
day forenoon.
Mrs. j. C. Peters entertained few
friends Wednesday afternoon it being
Mrs. Peters birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Muncie, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Albertson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Virgins motored here
from Minneapolis Sunday to see their
father, Lee Virgins, who is seriously
i'll. Mr.. Virgins has been in poor
health for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Prail and
sons, Alvin and Wilfred and Arthur
Prail of GAINESVILLE visited at the Fred
and Doctor T. w. Prail homes over
the weekend.
Mrs. w. ]. Mcdonald, who has been
at the hospital in Minneapolis for
some time came home Saturday after
noon. -
. Twelve friends of Fred Prail sur
prised him Friday evening, the oc-
cassion being his birthday. The eve
ming was spent in playing cards.
William McGinn and Earl Zieske
were at Westbrook Friday evening
to attend the Westbrook- bas-
ket ball game.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-02-23

Mrs. E. w. Zriske and daughter
Phillis were Tracy callers Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Hanson entertained
the Congregational ladies aid Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. F. w. Schau-
rer as assistant hostess.
Mrs. C. w. Bulen entertained the M.
E. Cifc,e Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Helen Cote of Slayton spent
the weekend at the J. F. Hesnault
home.
: Alice Steen of Comfrey spent the
weekend at the parental C. Steen
home.
C.. C. Dawson of Iowa is visiting
at the home af his brother, Fred
Dawson.
The Rossing Cafe equipment has
been moved into the E. C. Cartier
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virnell Addison visited
her family at Lamberton Tuesday.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Sarah McGinn today.
P. j. Amt has purchased the res
taurant building on the north side of
Main street where the Rossing cafe
has been. They will move the Sweet
Shop there in few days.
]. G. Weeks attended the meat
dealers convention at the Nicollet
hotel in Minneapolis last week.
Ellwood Schaurer is travelling for
an advertising company in the north
ern part of the state.
M. A.sAason went to the Twin
Cities Sunday on business.
Miss Elaine Dahlgren and Russell
Rosenthal returned from the Twin
Cities Friday where they had been
attending the Twin City Market
week.
Mrs. Ernest De Moore and daugh-
ter returned home Saturday from the
hospital at Tracy.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-02-23

given complimentary to Miss Gladys
Johnson. The parlors were decorated
in pink and white and seat of honor
was arranged for the bride-elect. One
of the largest crowds ever gathered
in this room attended.
Verne Tubbs of Marshall was here
Thursday guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Welter.
J. A. Inglis of Marshall was a bust
ness caller here Wednesday,.
The annual creamery meeting
Saturday drew a large crowd. The re-
ports showed net gain Of $741. ID
for the year. Instead of declaring a
dividend the directors paid $45O.50 on
notes payable. Speakers included w.
E. Boie of Minneapolis, Mr.. Tuttle-
lot, and Nate Bovee. The directors
reelected are Henry Kremin three
years, Walter Wagner three years and
John Rudd. for one year. E. Gale was
hired as bookkeeper. Vern Tubbs of
Marshall audited the books and ex-
planned the report. The Lucan band,
with several from Seaforth and Mil
roy, entertained before the business
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Moury and fam
lily of Amiret were here Saturday
and visited with Mrs. Moury's pare
nts, Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Larson.
Archie Aftermath was Lucan bust
ness caller Friday.
Harry PHILIPPE accompanied Russell
Brake to the Twin Cities last week
Wednesday. .ssaAI q
Miss Hilda Hengle, who teaches
near Comfrey, was guest of her
parents last weekend.
Joseph Dolan, ~ year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Dolan had a serious
accident last Wednesday on the play
ground at school. He has been atten-
ded by DR.. R. A. Peterson who fears
an internal injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson enter
tanned the Jolly Farmers Club at a
dancing party Friday night in the M.
w. A. Hall.
Miss Louise Andres and Miss Helen
Schmidt, students at the State Teach
ers college, came from Mankato Fri
day to visit at their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Larson were
pleasant callers at the Aza McCull
home Sunday evening.
Miss Florence Penke, who teaches
near Morgan, enjoyed visit at home
last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Schmid and
daughter Carol of Clements visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schwandt
Friday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-02-23
| See by The Gazette

William Schottenbauer and E. O.
Charlebois were business visitors at
Bird Island Monday.
Mrs. Mary Jackson returned to
Mankato Monday after coming here
Friday to attend the funeral of Leo
Gallery.
Miss Adeline Anderson who teaches
at Hutchinson spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Brown and F.
B. Forbes motored to Minneapolis
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. G. w. Ellison will be. hostess
to the w. C. T. U. Thursday after
noon, February %, at 8 p. m. at her
home. A Francis Willard program
will be given followed with social
hour and due tea. Special invitations
extended to guests.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-02-23
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Bertelson wer,

Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Bertelson were
called to Spencer, Iowa last week by
the death of his mother Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Stump enter
tanned few Of their neighbors at a
card party Saturday evening.
Wilbur Baker went to South St.
Paul with a carload Of hogs Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mabel Boelke was at Lamber-
ton Thursday to visit Grandpa Boelke
who is quite i'll.
The Sew and So society met with
Mrs. E. Jameson Thursday after
noon.
F. o. Egge and son, Whit Egge, re-
turned home Friday evening from
Minneapolis.
Frank Virgins returned home Sat-
urday from the Home hospital at
Slayton.
Mrs. Bert Addison entertained the
Pleasant Hour club Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Ed. Klevan, assistant
hostess.
Mrs. Fred Dawson is quite i'll with
rheumatism.
Mrs. Emil Butler and son of JEFF
fers visited at the parental E. Ma
guire home from Wednesday until
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Biswell re-
ceived message Sunday that a son
was born to their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Biswell
at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Sunday
morning whom they have named Rus
sell Loren.