The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-03-07

VlSlCOr IN mluucapOl1S wednesday
Lloyd B. Gettys of Sioux City
Iowa is here on business thil
week.
F. L. French Of Minneapolis wa,
a business visitor here Tuesday
evening.
Carlyle Jaehning and Miss Har.
riet Jaehning spent Monday il
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lippy
were business visitors in Minnea.
polls Monday.
The Paxton Al club will meet
at the home Of Horace Wetmore
Tuesday, March IL.
Mrs. Theodore Jacoby of Glenn.
ents spent Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Ida Hanson.
Miss Maroyln Bue is a patient
at the hospital suffering from
quinsy and complications.
Mrs. William Schottenbaue1
motored to Clements Monday to
attend the Berg-Ludwig wedding
Bob Keefe spent Sunday in St.
Paul with his brother, Clancy
Keefe and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. E. B. orion will entertain
her contract club Friday evening
when cards will be played at two
tables.
Mrs. Charles Hartung of Daw-
son spent several days last week
here with her sister-in-law, Mrs
Frank Japs.
Mrs. William Nelson Of Vesta
was Redwood Falls shopper and
visited with Mrs. Ida Hanson q
short while Thursday.
Miss Emma Carity entertained
eight friends at whist Monday
evening when honors were won by
Mrs. Willard Starr and Mrs. Kath-
crime Joern.
Mrs. J. C. Bronson and son, AL
Ian and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Bronson of Litchfeld were here
Sunday as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
H. A. Bronson.
Carlyle Jaehning motored to
Minneapolis Monday to attend a
Grunow Refrigerator meeting. He
was accompanied by his sister,
Miss Helen Jaehning.
District Superintendent j. w.
Mettam will conduct the first OF
the Lenten services at the Meth
odist church Friday evening. All
members are especially urged to
attend.
Clerk of Court Frank Baldwin
received applications for marriage
licenses this week from Walter
Anderson and Ethelwyne Georgia
Norcutt and William III. Evans
and Selma Saari.
Miss Theo Jensen accompanied
by Misses Luella and Ella Kar.
stad and Miss Lillian Lowe OF
Sleepy Eye were weekend guests
of Mrs. Marie Jensen. Miss Mabel
Kuenzli entertained informally
Saturday afternoon for the Miss.
es Karstad.
Torger Strand left Tuesday 70,
Minneapolis to begin his work as
road representative for a manu-.
featuring concern. Mr.. Strands
district will include North anG
South Dakota, Minnesota anc
Wisconsin.
Mrs. A. B. Cameron entertained
a number of friends at cards
Friday evening. Yellow jonquils
were used on the four tables where
two course luncheon was served
after the play. Prizes went t1
Mrs. B. P. Finn and Miss Lorens
johnson.
The English Lutheran Ladies
Aid will meet this afternoon II
the church parlors. A business
and social meeting will be follow.
ed by public supper at S p. m
Hostesses will be Mrs. O. A
Stensvad, Mrs. w. o. Hill, Mrs
A. C. Christopherson and Mrs
Walter Hassenstab.
FREE SOAPS bars of White
Naptha Free with each SOC deal
Two trainloads for our Anniver.
sary Sale. Colgate's Crysta
White Chips, Cocoa Hardwater-
Jergen's Toilet Bars-a raft o,
other bargains. Gamble Stores.
Mrs. Abraham Nelson, Miss Lis
Nelson and Mrs. E. w. Dahl cam,
from Minneapolis Tuesday ant
were overnight guests of Mr.. ans
Mrs. Glenn Hillig. They went OF
to Heron Lake Wednesday morn
ing to attend the funeral of Mrs
Nelson's sister, Mrs. Angus
Hotzler which will be held Their,
today. Mr.. and Mrs. Hillig lef
for Heron Lake this morning t.
be present at the services.
Mrs. E. o. Charlebois was hos
tess to the Quality club Monday
evening, when the program includ
ed discussion of two poets ant
their work. Mrs. A. D. McRa,
described the life and works o.
Emily Dickinson, a Representative,
of the North and Mrs. w. F
Jackson reviewed the life of Ii
zette Wordsworth Reese and hel
Importance as poet Of the South
Mrs. G. E. Martin with Mrs. C. A
Young, q guest of the club, at The