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Conquering Contract
BY p. HAL SIMS.

have made the hand by double re-
verse squeeze. Well, what if he could?
Hands like that take up two articles,
and by the time We get through with
one hand, we never want to see it
again. Take this collection, for ex-
annie.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

zONING COMMISSION. D. c. WASHING
TON April 1885. In accordance with
the provisions Of Section 3 Of an Act of
CONGRESS approved March /, 1920 public
No. 153, 66th Congress). entitled 'An Act
to regulate the height. area and use OF
buildings in the District of Columbia and
to. create Zoning Commission, and for
other purposes" notice is hereby given
that public hearing will be held in the
Board Room of the District Building be;
ginning at 1000 AM, Wednesday April
18th, 1895. for the purpose Of eonsideTs tSs
dHapSts,e dfstrfcts, to :! wit; CHANG From RESI-
DENTAL. CO., "B" RESTRICTED AREA
70 RESIDENTIAL, 60. c. AREA: lot
$40 SQUARE .6O0; known as I613 Monr3e .2
DENTAL; CO. .'B' REsTRIcTEP AREA sl,a
lots havine frontage on Newton and Mon
roe Streets, between 18th and Brown
HAzEN. GEO. z. ALLEN, DAVID LYNN.
ARNO B. CAMMERER: Zoning Commission
Of the District Of Columbia.
ap5-d&Su-10t
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Mondays Hand.

There's many a slip, South found.
'twixt the contract of five clubs and
the making of it. OF course, 1t can't
be beaten. Who said 1t could2 But
South was given an opportunity Of
making q mistake-and he fell by the
wayside.
(Copyright. 1935.)
Mr.. Sims will answer all inauiries on con-
tract that are addressed to this nc -5paper
with self addressed, stamped snyelope.
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EXCHANGE.

OWNER OF NEW 2-BATH DETACHED
brick home, Chevy Chase, D. c.. attic, rec
reation room, garage. $10.500. will accept
small home in trade. Owner. Georgia 1851
WILL TRADE $1,000 WATER FRONT
cottage. clear. for building lot NV. OWNER.
Address Box ok. Star once.
TRADES MATCHED QUICKLY ON ANY
TYPE PROPERTY! RESULTS SINCE
l9.4; W; z; PIcHLER. 1905 X NV.
CAR TAKEN IN ON LOVELY BUILDING
Address BOX 446-x. Star Office
WILL EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL LOT WITH
small house in Lyon Park for house in
city; 6 to 8 rooms. OWNER. 30 Bird st. s.e.
1895 MERIDIAN N.W-MODERN 3
rms. Q stories. automatic heat. a-car ga
rage. for small acreage d. C. or nearby
MONTGOMERY Co. or Va. or detached brick
house NV. Mail or phone Adams 47s6.
t-RoOM AND BATH COTTAGE. LOWER
Potomac resort. 100 # water front. for
clear lots in nearby D. C. or Md. Address
Box 33S-X. Star office.
WE HAVE SEVERAL MODERN. ATTRAC-
tive Chevy Chase. d. c. and Md. homes
that owners will trade for smaller houses
or q lot or two. Come in and talk 1t over.
WALTER A. BROWN.
400 II ST. NV. National 1855"
WILL EXCHANGE. PRACTICALLY NEW
S-room and 2-bath Semi-detached brick
home. near Kansas ave: and Kennedy St
Pleasant suitable for an roomins nH h house Use
For inspection call Mr.. Bennett. evenings
WAFFLE Il JAMES. INC. Dist. 3a4e.
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For Sale
Large Country Estate

2,300-acre tract in compact body.
in Virginia, within IL miles of
Washington; mile frontage on
nard-surfaced road, 2 miles grav-
eled road, 2 sidings on main line
Southern Railroad; excellent ten
ant house, beautiful running
streams. large area fertile bottom
land, fine timber, magnificent sites
for villas, recreation parks and
residences. Terms if desired.
Address Box 295-X. Star Office. "
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Addition and Correction.

IN VIEW of the fact that our
boundless enthusiasm is held in
/ check by the prosaic elements of
i time and space (space in the
newspaper), We are often forced
to leave hand dangling in midair, as
it were. We say that the contract was
set by nice defense, and so it was. But
eight busy readers get to work with
pencil and paper and write in accus-
ing us Of p-shoddiness. North could
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

tSOntlhucu.t
ON POTOMAC-SALE. RENT, EXCHANGE
-120 a.. 12 mile water front; store: l0-r.
house. cottages. garages; 43 mi. frem D: c
Address Box 403-X. Star office.
Bath electric lights. large lot. completely
furnished; $4,000; will trade clear for
waterfront lots. South River section
a64 Carroll St. Takoma PARK. Geo. 1900
SALT WATER. GENTLEMANs ESTATE
POTION Potomac g RiSer s and % State 'rd rd i IN MS; 80
miles from city; Groom, modern. fur
nished home; garage. "a doz bungalows;
piicate more than $40 600; price $50 900
Bun, sSS i4a7 f0 Eye St. NV. A District let 956 $50
WANTED-REASONABLY. PRICED COT
tage for season; Columbia 1872. r.. c
TRADE pP;AI Low LOVELY 5-R;s COTTAGE: PLUM
lots or nd.3ue,, house, W B. PIcHLER. 1906. x
FURNISHED COTTAGE, FAIR HAVEN. MD.
beautiful shrubbery. private pier. SAND
beach 5e Cash or terms. Address Box
NORTH BEACH. MD. 7I9 CHESAPEAKE
rent for season. CAN Cleveland s9Si
Sunday after q pm. or Monday.
CHESAPEAKE BAY ESTATE-16O ACRES.
q mile bay frontage. sand beach. S-room
edet dSenF EAsssN ssrsf saoRE
REALTY COMPANY. StevensVille. Mary
land.
Beach. Md: furnished. ready for occu-
pancy; all modern conveniences; bargain;
cash or terms. Call Lincoln 6631-W
FOR sALE-FURNIsHED COTTAGE.
close to water, Il rooms. large sleeping,
screened; bath room, toilet, shower run
ming water in bath room and kitchen;
T1sr.b3at row boat included price, Sl'sOO. Call
1880 ACRES ON POTOMAC. Az MILES
by water. 80 miles by good road Matthias
Point. This would make a fine game pre-
serve; also stock farm; situated on salt
DoNIPHAN ( SON. 40J Doniphan Bldg.
Alexandria. Va. Tel. Alex. $40.
FOR RENT-SIX-ROO COTTAGE,
screened porch, fireplace, water, electricity.
South Broadlee rd., Epping Forest, or
Shepherd 2545-W.
estates and hotels on Chesapeake Bay, the
Patuxent Potomac, Rappahannock Rivers
AND their estuaries. LEONARD SNIDER.
La Plata, Md.
Summer Cottage Wanted
At Herald Harbor or some other resort
near Washington; not over 500 for sea-
son; responsible and careful tenant: may
buy later submit particulars. Address
Box 20S-X. Star office.
SOUTHERN ESTATE.
11-acre estate m Southern Maryland
with 900 feet Of water front and ,pri-
vate pier large house richly furnished
studio cabin GT cabin rs
! every respect. Swimming. bathing and
good fishing Will sell rent or trade for
| D.. c. property. Address Box 5S-X. Star
ONCE.
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SACRIFICE

OF large 5-room bungalow. newly decorated
inside and out; h.-w.h.. gas. elec.. water:
pa blocks from bus. situated on . large
beautiful corner lots, lawns. shade trees
dogwood and shrubs high elevation. side
walks and improved street. Owner will ac-
cept S4 800 with $500 cash, $40 per
month. or S4250 with 81 900 cash. S35
per month. Call OWNER Greenwood 1897.
COLORED. BAILEYS CROSS ROADS. VA
Il a. ground. 5-r. house. $3.50 cash; bal.
easy. 81 .250. Met. 4300. Emerson O216.
COLORED-BUNGALO II ACRES. FOR
road house or home; nearby Maryland.
$50 st. NV.
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SALE-FARMS.

SALE-FARMS.
30 go ACRES: SMALL COTTAGE. 400 YARDS RPS
Address @ asHaSa' Box saH nfil star otee va
.73-ACRE FARM ON WEST SHORE OF
chesapeake a;Us Bay 60 GO miles from Washing; ling
!: Z. MAYNARD. 60 Tucker. Anthony &
Co. 100 Broadway. New York City. e
18th, CENTURY, CENTER-HALL BRICK
GwnF 5n Il 1.Ws MILES by
did community. spring stream forest:
1876 acres. fertile soil: $4,000. National
9407. ask for Mr.. SUMMERS. s06 18th
SMALL FARM. 4-ROOM HOUSE. S35;
PGckErT nSs. = & Ise5 nae KS St Gsnsial sM ave.
LARGE FARMS, ESTATES DAIRY FARMS.
homes Of % ONE acre 'o or ' more: all ali in Mont
scription. price and number of acres Of
fs%: snd %afs Sn esue5t oBREN
phone @ Tfsen Wisconsin A4s 4s4o. De'ne'oa' "o' ie
MAGNIFICENT COLONIAL ESTATE. 271
S{ the shena5aoah Valley. Address BOX
RogITRY TT TaSM caS .bei.Ss e or ax.nr q hi BUILD
elEfsFli1ss cHARIEs vEIRs Rockvlle, s Md N0'Ae
FERTILE FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM OF
% acres: on State road 9 miles north Of
4ey T s al or psf
13O ACRES. LEVEL. 8 MILES FROM
Aiexandria; cheap all or part, I'LL N st
THREE ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY.
sIsS:;s65y sstIsss4;IsIs5y % aass4soo: $500: W. W. q: wfIE1SHs
200, acres; sh miles, miles P; s. e: long STATE state
fss' ism goa,e 09ss oa n ssden
overlooking surrounding county; Posses,
SION mNE lSg PapE rd COL 4s2b
so ACRES WOODLAND. NICE ESTATE
tTiet: EleetGTiclty available. Price $500.
bath. h.-w'h.; shade; cleo; large barn; o
miles from washington; price, $4,000
mooS ao 'sse se noN aRsr EHss Oanss
Fairfax County. Va. AT end Of Columbia
Pike, Phone Alexandria 43-F-41. Office
closed on Sunday.
20 as barn ss4 os
Sssh Salsncs $50 h nsasS ,asr i miles srns1 from
iumbia Pike. Phone Alexandria 43-F-41
once closed on Sunday.
5000 GRAPES, STARTING TO BEAR@
Pay from crop. Leaving city. Sacrifice.
1343 Pa. ave. s.e.. evenings.
Is ACRES OF HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE
land. improved with Groom house. ami;
n. sar saIssf miles
respect and priced at $S.5OO. H: B.
MITCHELL. Herndon, Va; Phone 135 or
call M. COCKRELL. Falls Church. Va.
IS ACRES MPRoYEp WITH 7.RooM
chards; on nice gravel road. IA miles of
20 acres of highly productive Kappa
hammock River land with old house, IN
King George County Va. with nearly
mile frontage on Rappahonnock River.
i55 acres of highly productive land. no
buildings. Electricity and telephone avail
able with about one mile frontage on the
Potomac River and has nice frontage on
hard road, being one of the prettiest
waterfront properties to be found in va.
In Westmoreland County. about 80 miles
from Washington Price. 81 5000.
81 acres. improved with old Colonial
frame house; on gravel road. within 30
miles Of washington. In Virginia. Price.
So. 800. H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon. Va.
Phone 135. --------
b-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW. 8 .1-10
houses. soPHIA KAISER, MsTriheld. va.
Phone FallS Church S0e.F.11.
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SALE-FARMS.


ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS IN LOU
doun County; 400 acres gently rolling land.
srass. Balance % Under % cultivation; fieIds i ali
fenced and well watered; improved by g.
room modern dwell; large barn and other
OF small town school bus passes property;
o'iss 7. REEVES. phSns fff Fails
273 ACRES, ABOUT 10 MINUTES FROM
Mt. Airy, Md: so acres timber 20 acres
meadow: Good buildings but not extrava-
We consider m s an parcSase
the price Of 81 800. POTTS 4 GRIFFIN.
THE MAcRAE FARM. KNOWN AS MT:
a tom; Va. and a i've mile miles n rom The Piains
snS as4n sa and hSGs sSSe
Improvement we'll. Wellwatered. good
grass land: sufficient wood and large
quantity Of young loeusts :, syllable for
RAE. 2SO4 14th st. NV.
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE TOBACCO
and grain farm situated on State road
Tesd NJ aeres o in MIN timber roHm and
hall. nearly new dwelling. tenant house.
two barns. one garage and other outbuild-
1s charches % and schools % Electricity es and teleo
phone available; well OF excellent water;
u miles south OF Anac1stia m i;o d; C.. easy aSi,
sen at The door Of the Court House. La
Plata. Md, Tuesday, April 10. 1885. l
day Of sale or on final ratification there
Of deposit of $3.50 will be required
of the purchaser on. day Of sale; The
mortgage lived on this farm for o! years.
Assignee of mortgage. JAMES c. MITCH
ELL. w. M. ALBRITTAIN. auctiOneer.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND AND TIDE
water Virginia Money making farms,
water front Colonial estates, ducking and
fishing shores. hotels. stores and acreage.
LEONARD SNIDER La Plata. Md.
10 A., s-R. HOUSE MILES p: C.; s.
900; 30 a.. S-r. house. u miles d. c..
$4,000; SO a. AR. house. State road, 81
400: a a. house. double garage, well: cleo
tricity S735 WENZ FARMARKET. Floral
Park auto Route .. P. o. Brandywine. Md
40 ACRES ON 9TH ST. PIKE. $4,000.
81 acres, 5-rm. house outbuildingS
overlooking old mill. 81 900.
lS1 acres Laytonsville section. dairy
herd and live stock equipment; yearly in
come ST 500: Sa6.OOo.
200-acre dairy farm. beautiful meadow
and stream.
All the above financed.
THOMAS A. RIDGELY. phone Ashton
2O-F-l3.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
1884 VS. TRUCK FOR HIRE Local or
long distance hauling. Low rates. 1887
Srd st. NV. Phone North b966.
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COLLEGE Park. MD.
Modern brick home, six rooms path;
burner. bui1t-in gsrase. electric stove. Lo-
Gated at Rhode Island and Avalon aves.
Open from 10 to 4 Sunday. Phone Berwyn
So1-J. j. c. LEWIS.
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SALE-LOTS.

NEARBY Md. LOT. 5Ox15O; BRICK
foundation; water elec. available; con-
crete hSghway; bargain; Sis cash. 400
40 FT.. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
SECTION: ALSO 1st AND K SITS. S.W.
CALL EMERSON 9426.
MUST SELL DESIRABLE CORNER LOT
s.e. corner 32nd and w s.e.; high altitude
restricted zoning. pavement. sewerage.
lO-rnin. driYe to Capitol; market value Is
50 100; will sacrifice for 81 800 II can
get S1.176 cash. Call Atlantic 3le1-J
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SOUTHERN ESTATE.

11-acre estate N Southern Maryland
with / 900 feet of water front and pri-
vate. pier. large house. richly furnished !;
studio cabin. log cabin. servants quarters
every respect. Swimming. bathing and
good fishing. Will sell rent or trade for
D. c. property. Address Box 5S-X. Star
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FOR RENT, CAMP DELAWARE. EQUIPPED
for so; 100 acres pines; sand beach. Re-
hoboth Bay. Del M E. DOWNES. 2329
N 10th St Philadelphia Pa. s.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

IF YOUR PROPERTY is A BARGAIN.
CAN SELL IT FOR YOU QUICKLY! TRY
w. B. PICHLER. 1905 K NV. Natl. $500.
ANY OLD HOUSE ANYWHERE IN D. C
l pay cash STEARNS. 1916 Spring rd
Lnrn
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81 ACRES-NEAR ELLICOTT CITY. MD,
on State road: 30 mi. from Wash. Main
dwelling. II rms. = baths steam heat.
cleo. gas beautiful trees and shrubbery.
all kinds fruit: 6-rm tenant house barn.
outbuildings. Sacrifice SS 600 Part cash.
P O. Box ISL Ellicott City Md
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OLD SOUTHERN HOMESTEAD.
1O7 acres on U. S. Hgwy.. edge village.
Century old brick and frame, rooms.
fireplaces. oak shade; ample farm bldgs..
wood. fruit. mineral spring. S3.4on. in
Guiding tractor. farm equipment Terms.
Pig. 81. big FREE catalog. STROUT AGEN-
CY. 1421-N. Land Title Bldg, Phila,. Pa.
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FUND OF $4,000 TO BUY SMALL D. c.
houses Submit yours for quick sale. A.
BRANDES Sl5 llth ST. NV. Dist. 1908.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR SMALL
stores with rooms above and for small
homes. If you want results see WALTER
A. BROWN. 400 H st. NV. Natl 1862.
HOUSE NV. CHEVY CHASE; 3 BED
rooms. . baths. Will give in exchange CO.
operative apt, New York City Riverside
Drive. a3rd ST.; : rooms. inc. 3 bed rooms.
:! baths ami. Employe transferred. Ad
dress Box AJAX Star Office
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sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

90 LOTS. 5Ox3OO FEET ONE 7-ROOM
house one 4-room bungalow, both rented;
station 1sx2O feet. good well and cistern
water. electric lights; situated on Route
IL Extra good bargain for quick sale.
Phone 1872. o. T. RITTER. Winchester. Va.
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S4,950.
nADGAIA

Modern Groom house large living room
with fireplace. hot-water heat and full
basement: garage and large lot: 25 min
utes from downtown Washington.
We have large listing OF farms and
acreage located IN the vicinity of Middle
burg. Warrenton. Leesburg and Fairfax.
for sale at low prices and on convenient
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BROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. 8 .1-10
houses. hus SOPHIA KAISER, Msrriheid. Va.
Phone Falls Church e0o.F.l1,
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WANTED--DESK SPACE.
RENT-STORES.

DESK SPACE WANTED-Young attorney
wishes desk space with law or business
concern. Address Box .93-X. Star once .
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WANTED-STORES.

WANTED-LOCATION FOR HIGH-CLASS.
fancy bake and pastry shop: give full
details as to location. rental, etc. Address
Box AJAX Star office.
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Summer Cottage Wanted

At Herald Harbor or some other resort
near Washington not over 500 for sea-
SON. responsible and careful tenant: may
1uy later; submit particulars. Address
BOY oOS-X Star office
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SALE-ACREAGE,
WANTED-ACREAGE.

WOULD LIKE SEVERAL ACRES WITHIN
Of improved property on Butterworth pl
NV near 49th st. and Mass. ave to sell
or exchange. Address Box 111-R. Star
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY

REAR 1922 18th ST. NV. 2ND FLOOR
Lights: 24x30 carpenter shop or business;
Sl5. Phone Columbia 1865. e
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COUNTRY HOME-l2 RMS. ACRES;
cost S25, 900; sacrifice for Sl2500.
Chicken farm-home. 16 acres worth
80 800 for $3.50. Address Box S4, New
Market Va.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
! See By The Gazette

G. r. Pryor spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pryor
in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess Cole came
from Minneapolis to spend Sunday
with DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wetmore had
as Sunday dinner guests Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson and son, Leo,
John Whittet and Mrs. Bert Bar
num-.
Robert Keefe was a visitor in
Minneapolis Sunday. He was ac-
companied home by his brother,
Clancy Keefe, who visited at the
j. R. Keefe home until Tuesday.
Mrs. B. R. Whittet entertained
informally Monday afternoon
when her guests were Mrs. R. v.
Herbold, Mrs. Bert Barnum, Miss
Mildred Barnum and Mrs. L. A.
Cheney.
Mrs. Eva Schoch, who has been
living in an apartment in the Rev.
M. R. Myers home will move April
1 into her own residence on East
Broadway which is now occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Rayburn Burris
and family.
Mrs. George Wilcox entertain
ed a small group of seventh grade
boys and girls Sunday in honor of
her daughter, Virginla's birthday.
The party attended the theatre
and later refreshments were serv-
ed at the Wilcox home.
Rex Gales has been made
chairman of the general arrange
ment committee for the annual
Beaux Arts ball of the students
of architecture at the University
of Minnesota. The affair, which
is patterned after the Beaux Arts
ball of New York City will be held
March l at the Curtis hotel.
A birthday dinner was given
Sunday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Cheney in honor of the ami
versaries of George Claussen, Ray
mond Margaret and Billie Chen
ey. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Claussen with their daugh-
ters, Lorraine and Eleanor and
son, George, Mrs. Elmer Wright,
and Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Whittet.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
School Work Shown
In Hillig Windows

Practical results of the indust-
rial arts course in the Redwood
Falls grade and high schools are
clearly demonstrated in the dis
play of projects in the windows of
Hillig Brothers jewelry store.
Included among the items on
display are table lamps made of
various species of wood and a
floor lamp fashioned in wrought
iron, a bird house, metal door
stops, cut in animal figures, a peg
puzzle, tie rack, bread board,
sugar scoop, screw drivers and
chisels of various sizes, wrecking
bars, punches and Christmas
tree holder. All were made by
seventh, eighth and tenth grade
students in the school shops, un-
der the direction Of Irven 0. Buss,
industrial arts teacher.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14

ing. Mr.. Palmer refereed basket
bail game.
Bill Donner moved Hans
Thompson's household goods to
Minneota last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holmes
are the parents of a boy born Feb
ruary 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Kramm and
family were Sunday supper guests
of Albert Hoppenrath and family.
Twenty-Five friends and neigh
bors of Mrs. Clara Johnson help
ed her celebrate her birthday Fri
day afternoon at her home.
Roy Swanson, Earle Lyslo and
Carl Peterson left for the Twin
Cities Thursday morning. Mr..
Swanson and Mr. Lyslo returned
Sunday evening.
Mr.. A. o. Gimmestad and Will
liam of Minneapolis accompanied
by Carl Peterson arrived Satur-
day morning. Mr.. Gimmestad and
William returned to Minneapolis
Sunday.
Friends and neighbors were en-
tertained at the Hans Eide nome
Friday evening when they helped
him celebrate his birthday. Whist
was played and luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Marie Olson, Mrs. Ella
Hegdal and son, Casper, transact
ed business at Redwood Falls
Mondov afternoon.
Judith Tryggeseth of Echo is
visiting at the Rev. o. C. Harang
home Tor a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kohls and
family visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert kohis and family at Nor
ton sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Strand Of
Morton were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Z. E. kohis Friday ev-
ening.
N1r. and Mrs. Oscar Frederick
son are the parents of seven
pound boy born Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Zeigler, Mrs.
Arthur Anderson and daughter,
Murl were Sunday evening callers
at the August Abraham home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duncan
and Mrs. August Abraham were
Saturday afternoon callers at
Redwood Falls.
Mrs. j. Zeigler, visited with her
sister, Miss Dena Sampson at
North Redwood from Tuesday un-
til Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder Holt are
the parents of a boy born Sunday.
Wallace Simpson of Wabasso
was an overnight guest at the
Ben Simpson home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steffen Loken and
baby of Delhi were Sunday call
ers at the Roger Rosberg home.
Miss Esther Lange of Wood
Lake will spend the week at home
with her father, George Lange.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Fish and
sons, Mayo and Junior, called at
the Steffen Loken home at Delhi
Sunday.
Mrs. E. F. Kohls is recovering
from illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kohls and
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14
LambertOn Decides
On Holiday ClOsings

Definite decision as to what
holidays throughout the year are
to be observed in Lamberton were
decided on by a committee ap-
pointed at the Commercial club
meeting last week.
All business houses with the ex-
ceptions of restaurants, garages,
filling stations and similar places
where the nature of the business
makes it impossible to remain
closed all day, will in the future
be closed on the following days:
New Years day, Memorial day,
Fourth of July, Armistice day,
Thanksgiving, Christmas and La
Dor day.
The all day closing will be OBJ
served even though any of the
holidays fall on Saturday but in
such cases the places will remain
open the preceding evenings.
When any of the holidays fall on
Sunday the following Monday
will be observed as the holiday
and the business houses will be
closed.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14

family, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Pal
mer, Arthur Atb and Bertha Holt
were dinner guests at the Mrs.
Clara johnson home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. john
son of st. Paul were weekend
guests of DR.. and Mrs. F. II. AL
drich. Mr.. Johnson is speaker Of
the House of Representatives of
the state legislature.
The Scrap Book club of which
the following are members: Joyce
and Vivian Anderson, Bernadine
Huffman, Vivian Miller, La Won
Sampson, Mildred Roxburg, NM
cred Bjorndahl, Lorraine Fish and
Paul'ne Miller were entertained at
the Mrs. John Larson home Sun
cay evening in honor of Etheps
The Redwood gazette., 1935-02-14

Ed Pearson Of Vesta was a busi-
ness caller here Monday.
DR.. F. III. Aldrich of Belvsew
was here Monday on business.
F. l.. French of Minneapolis
was a business visitor here Satur-
day.
AL Bennett of Nebraska City,
Nebraska was a weekend guest at
the DR.. T. E. Finn home.
Harold Melges accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Franklin o.
North Redwood spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Melges
returned to Litchfield Saturday
after spending the week at the
Otto Melges home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. M. Stensyad.
Mrs. j. A. Stensvad, Mrs. B. P.
Finn and Rud Stensvad were
business visitors in Minneapolis
Monday.
John Keefe and Mrs. P. ]. Muir
ply and daughter, Harriet Ann,
OF Morton were guests at the j. R.
heeIe nome Monday.
The Monday Bridge club met
this week with Miss Eunice Nc
Kay as hostess. Contract bridge
was played at three tables and
honors were won by Mrs. Jack
Tout and Miss Maxine Pettis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Clay motored
here from Northwood, Iowa Sat-
urday afternoon for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Burmeister.
Mr.. Clay returned Sunday and
Mrs. Clay will spend a week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Burmeister
and Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Schoen re-
turned Friday evening from a two
days visit in Minneapolis. They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
L. P. Larson of St. Paul who was
a guest at her daughters home
until Sunday noon.