The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1934-02-15

Frank Brand of Lamberton was
! here on business Tuesday.
j. E. Lund of Walnut Grove was
here Tuesday on business.
! Miss Erma Arness spent the week
!. end at her home at Olivia.
Charles Dunno of Vesta was a
business visitor here Monday.
NJ. w. Baker came here from Wal
nut Grove Tuesday on business.
! E. M. Swartz of Wabasso was a
business caller here Wednesday.
William Lenglerup was here from
Morgan Wednesday on business.
Custom Matching 2Aa-see C. W..
Rote's Hatchery ad on page three.
| Miss Beulah Larson was a visitor
in Minneapolis from Saturday until
Monday.
! B. F. Barnes and Henry Geske of
Wabasso were business callers here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Harold Franta and Miss Ann
Sanford of Wabasso called on friends
here Monday.
Miss Mary Campion, Mrs. Harold
Butcher and Mrs. Gillolieandson of
St. James were visitors here Thurs
day.
Paul LANCE and William Nelson of
Vesta were here Wednesday on bust
ness at the court house.
= Sugar, 10 pounds 46c-one of the
outstanding food values in the three
column A & P ad on page two. 33
Miss jeanette Fobes was here from
Hopkins to spend the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Fobes.
Miss Ruth Lacher returned Sunday
from Minneapolis where she had
gone Friday to visit relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Leistikow and
| son, Carl, of Wabasso and Mrs. Nor
ley of Lincoln, Nebraska were callers
here Tuesday.
Miss Ferne Farnsworth returned
to Winnebago Monday after spending
and Mrs. C. V. Farnsworth.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Nordgaard
are the parents of a girl born Tues
day, February Is. MIR. Norgaard is
superintendent of schools at Delhi.
The Contract Bridge club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. o. H. johnson when high score
was won by Mrs. Leon H. Brown.
Another big DANCE at the Legion
hall Saturday evening. Well see
you there. 33-1
Four pounds lard for 29c-three
bars Palmolive soap 14c. See the
specials in the Red Owl ad on the op-
posite page.
William Daskam of Minneapolis
came here to spend the weekend with
his daughter, Miss Gertrude Dask-
!, am and his sons, Donovan and Ken.
!. meth Daskam.
! Wanted-Old Spark Plugs-sc each
allowed in sets of or on new Tiger
2 Plugs at 29c ca. exch. Rebuilt Gen.
orators, $2.98 and up exch. Piston
Rings, 1Oc ca. Tail Light Bulbs, ca
e &c. 13-Plate Battery, 1919. Gamble
2 Stores. 3s
The play "Volunteers" was giver
at the evening service of the Church
/. of Christ Sunday. Reports were
! made from three societies of accom-
t plishments during the year. A spe-
D cial feature was the presentation OF
new song books, ''Favorite Hymns
' to the church as a gift from the Sen
Tor Christian Endeavor society.
Funeral services were conducted
f Wednesday at p. m. at the Odlaue
! funeral parlors for Mrs. Charles w
: Johnson, rs, who died Friday at he,
4 home in Chisholm. Mrs. Johnson left
: Redwood Falls about 40 years ago
: She is sister of the late George
;. WEIGH. Rev. G. E. Martin of the
5 Methodist church was in charge and
< burial was in the Redwood Falls
l cemetery.
D Several young people from the
Church of Christ spent Saturday at q
: young peoples conference at Fair.
j, mont. Those going were Misses Eve.
). Ign Storts, Louise Storts, Lucille Pet.
: erson, Margaret Clearinghouse, Grace
: and Mervale Wolverton, Ormie Straw.
: eel, Myrl Lindeman, Oscar Joneson, Jr
!, Willard Bolt and Mrs. Oscar Jone
e son, the latter two driving cars
n Miss Iris Robbins was also a mem
e Der of the group and she stayed al
t the home Of her uncle, Rev. Willard
!. Leavens.
CARD OF THANKS: 9 To the
|, friends, neighbors, relatives and al
r who so kindly remembered us will
J. words of kindly sympathy, assistance
I, floral and other offerings at the time
r of our sorrow in the loss of our lovet
J., Juanita. We wish to return oul
j, heartfelt thanks and appreciation
], Jimmie Swenson, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
4 liam A. Won Mosch and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Won Mosch and fami.
4 ", Mr.. and Mrs. Manzo Honnold ant
II family and John w. jackson.