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, 1935-10-18
New Motor Fuel
Goes on Market

HARLINGEN. Oct. ls.-An en-
firely new type Of gasoline win be
put on the market November / to be
known rs super solvenized Puroil
Pep. according 10 J. b. Hicks OF
Harlinger. district agent.
As the name indicates. the new
fuel was designed 70 prevent for
maticn OF carbon in the cylinders,
loosen previously formed carbon and
Increase the efficiency OF any motor
ir which 1t Is used.
The Puroil company operates In
more than 80 states and Is gaining
ground In Texas where II has begun
sales only In recent years. "A more
detailed description OF the new fuel
viii BE- given when It goes on the
market.
, 1935-10-18
Baptists Begin
Weeks Program
Especial to The Heraldl

&k&MAMA ~ az A&A4#
RIO HONDO, Oct. Ia "A week
Of study and prayer for state mis-
Sions and the cooperative pro-
gram Is being held this week at the
Baptist church.
Daily services are held al 7:30
o'clock with three speakers sched-
uled for each evening. The object
OF the meetings. said Rev. j. r..
Curtis. pastor. Is to get 100000
BaptiSts thinking the same thing,
in the same way and at the same
time. ones actions are governed
By their thinking. he said.
What one thinks in the dark
and alone, Is what he iS."
Speakers for the week beginning
Monday we're: District Missions.
Postmaster ID. ~. Rounds: Lay
mems Work" R. "A. Stewart: "Coun-
try Church" Mrs. =. M. Davis.
Tuesday subjects are "Baptist
Student Union" "A. L. knight Hos
pital and Orphanages." l.. ID. TODD:
European work In Texas. Mrs. "A
r. Hough.
Wednesday night subjects. sun
day School" Martha Lou DAVIS.
Administration Jack Freshour:
Latin American Work. Mrs. y.
Cohea.
Thursday evening the following
subjects are scheduled. Baptist
Training Union" Elvin Grantham:
Christian Education" Rev. j. II.
Curtis: Evangelism Mrs. A. j..
Carpenter.
Friday-"WM.U. Work. Mrs. A.
I. KNIGHT: Pastoral Missions" r..
NJ. Davis: Negro Missions" Earl
, 1935-10-18

The 18th Cavalry band viii pre-
sent a concert Friday at Fort Brown
at Z D. m. with w. O. Archambault,
directing.
The program follows. March, The
Texan:" selection. THE Serenade:"
Fox trot. Five Little Reasons Or
Happiness" B0lero. "Andalusian,
Fox trot. "It's An Old Southern
Custom" Fantasia. Dance d the
Serpent Fox trot. animal Crack
ers:" Serenade. Moorish" March
Finale. "Interlochen."
, 1935-10-18

Clarks A. Coats Thread. 4c. Needles, assort-
ed Sizes. per pkg 4c. Milk Bottle Brushes,
stiff hite bristles. &C. Vegetable Brushes,
D. ard lOc. Toilet Bowl Brushes. zoe. Nail
Brushes, &c nnd I0c. Scrub Brushes.
sturdy Ones 10c- Dish Mops. good ones.
I0c. Realshine Shoe P0lisheE, LIQUIDS.
pastes, and dyes - equal 90 any 20c
polishes - Zoe; with small paste now ~.
Large copper and silver securing sponEes,
g. Full line of Zoe antiscptics, Bay Rum.
Rubbing Alcohol. ~BriIliantines. and other
toilet preparations. These counters Oh home
necessities were Installed mi the request or
numerous customers and hare proved n
great success. both ~ nm accommodation
and nv real money savers. Look for them
I'm JITNEK JUNGLE STORES.
, 1935-10-18

SAN BENITO. Oct. lS-Talks on
the Centennial. education. and
medical relief were made before
the Rotary club Thursday bv Mrs.
Helen Carroll OF Dallas and Supt.
o. r. Davis and DR.. G. M. Cash OF
San Benito.
Mrs. Carroll reported that more
questions we're being asked az
Centennial headquarters about the
Valley than any other section
The club endorsed the Valley
wide safety campaign.
Dr. Hugh Robertson presided In
the absence Of Harry M. Carroll.
, 1935-10-18
SeLassie Orders
Dusky Warriors
To Meet InUaders
Copyright. 1885. By the A. ,.

Copyright. 1885. by the "A. =.
Adds ABABA. Oct. 10. - En-
peror Halle Selassie abandoned his
passive stand Friday and fastened
his warriors to the front to meet
the invading fascist forces.
Ethiopian soldiers and officers
alike were oillered to 20 to active
defense OF the empire against the
Italians. The emperor's general staff
met In councils which were expect
ed TO formulate important military
moves.
The minister or war. Ras Mulu-
gheta, arranged to leaYe by air.
, 1935-10-18

Don't fail 10 save your JUNGLE
KING" COFFEE coupons. no "a
them entities You 10 your choice
absolutely freel Of numerous de-
Sirable articles I'm hand made
stoneware and glass water pitch
erS- FORMULA no JUNGLE
KING COFFEE HAS THE saw
DRY AROMA. THE ABOvE-PAR
STRENGTH AND THE mimi
TABLE FLAVOR that can be OBJ
tanned only I'm coffee that Al roast
cd fresh every day, sold immedi-
ateIy NV the stores and ground
ONLY ~ purchased That IA
where mo outside, br0ught-In,
coffee can compete.
, 1935-10-18

HARLINGEN. Oct. Ia p. "A.
Hoidale. In charge OF the Mexican
fruit fly quarantine. has returned
from a trip TO the II. s. Dept. OF
Agriculture laboratory at Cuerna-
vaca. Mexico and other points.
, 1935-10-18
FIREMAN INJURIES roof

FEWtEIHI 70 TIC HNFNIUT
HARLINGEN. Oct 18.-Biil Par
sen. fireman. clipped the end off 4
toe with a lawnmower while trim
ming the city hall lawn.
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Weekly, News Letter -,
..Of. Milroy: Community


'Milroy-Miss Isabel Reed returned
Sunday afternoon to her work. in the
Minneapolis schools 'afterevisiting, at
the parental Thomas Reed home dur
ing the holidays. - s':s, 80
All of the teachers returned and
school reopened Monday after two
weeks vacation.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. We1ter ard chill
dren. Donna Mae and Eugend were
and asz Mrs. .fE1sl seswaStsef WI }basso: $50
y pr. amp Mrs. Nsncshts sEdwarfs and
faulty We're tgpests vt tsthe hdme of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Heggadofn at
Vesta Sunday.
Miss Mile Scott returnedi from
Vesta Thupsdaytafter hating Heen at
ltte AoxhA Of Rf{ RAA Petersen for
over Two weeks caring fort Miss
June, who had been i'll with ! bad
case of pneumonia.
Lawrence Zeyg returned Sunday
evening from Morgan where 3e had
been visiting several days. I
Miss Cecilia Reed Eentertain{d her
piano class Friday afternoon in the
school house. They. spent the iafter-
noon playing games and 5servH re-
freshma pits before going ito their
homes. . ,i.ss..sas-..>5. ~ +
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnsdn and
family were Snndey evening quests
at the home of Nh, and Mis-. Julius
Ahlness. ! ~~-s5' p. - |
The Altar society of, st. Mifhaeps
church willy seryefat their monthly So
cial next Saturday at noon. The So
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orrainesEiektehy ynIt'e's
Gerald yohanneakn
q Married At,Wanda

Wanda Wednesday, Iapnayy,2 at
8 .: m. at the St. Matthias Catholic
church, Miss Lorraine Eichten,
daughter pf. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Eich,,
TIM became the sbride oft !Getald tIoH
ahneck, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jphanneck of Vail towfships The ceri
efasny aassc,;cr was perfPPFsprsfdd .PFrsd pyfer(E' n
1.-The eouplepweie attended. by Miss
lucille Eichten, sister of. the bride
as Bridesmaid and Norbert Johanneck
brother of the groom. s,sss..s SIX 3
1.-THE bride wore q sfioor length gown
of blue-violet velvet with gold hat and
slippers. She carried bouquet. of
cahaliii8. Hf atae3 3d4nf ! 3o1n 1as
of iFrenSh }blhe ~tek1tl Shf word a
silver hat AnA SLIPPERS tand lcafried a
bouquet 81 Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt
roses.
FDHbwing the ,SeBemoiy Ia wedding
breakfast was i.serYedg 1.-THE wedding
party at the home of the brides! par
ents. At noon a wedding dinner was
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Dir. c. G. Denz;ne. Dentist
VIII be II the ,hatoffes build 4,
in4 at tlemeHts every Tuesday,
to 5 p. m.vtdv.
LL&t ~ At4 (

Sk = ArtrtN' w
Mrl and Mrs. l.. H. Raddatz and
family spent WadneSday it Morgan:
Mrl and Mrs. Dttd Aabheaht, ,xaiM
family, Mrs. Augusta Huebert, and
Mrs. tAnton Benson were guests at
the August Albrecht home south pf
Sanbfn where they enj3yedta a patty
in ho4or of Mrs. Albrecht's Seyenty,.
ninth birthday anniversafy. ~
Miss Minnie and Ida Raga tandtL'
T. Ddbey were dinner gtestE at tse
J. p kagel home Sunday evening. "
Mr.i and Mrs. Benz H. Wohlford
and Mrs. Bose Mccarthy were en-
tertaii led al a dinner atfthe william,
F. Gainott home Thursday evening.
Mr.. land Mrs. L. HI RaddaH and
family and Mr. ,and Mrs. iJoseph Sqda
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Otuo and family we're guests at the
Hugo lotto home Sunday evening.
= Mri William f. Cannot and Mar
ion, Mrs. Rose Mccarthy and Mrs.
Erwin Lawrence attended the NJ. p.
Ladies' Aid which was held at the N.
L. Quesenberry home Wednesday.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10
SO'CIAL'ITEMS OFunr
= ELEMENTS VILLAGE

Clements-Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Rleinschmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Aelgenhagen, Mrs. E. A. Wendt and
children and Miss Elsie Loose of Nor
gan visited at the Richard Zeigen-
hagen home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Thompson and
Mrs. o. H. Radatz were Redwood
Falls and Morgan visitors Friday af-
ternoon. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bunnell and
family of st. James, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Potter and children of Spring
field and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Quesen-
berry and daughter of Three Lakes
spent Sunday at the parental l. E.
Bunnell home ,:' :-.-,.
Mrs. /. G. Black and children of
Springfield were guests at the Otto
Gerstmann home Thursday. :'
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Klause accom-
panied Victor Peterson to Redwood
Falls "Wednesday, where Mrs. Klause
received medical aid. r~sj' ~ ;,l
Young people who were entertained
at the L. H. Raddatz. home Friday
evening were, Miss Emma Jensen, All
vim Jensen, Miss Lorna Klause, Ar
mold Klause, Misses Marian and Mar
jerie Gannott and Glen Wohlford.
Games were played and luch was
served. 5..- it.sE .s.,..s - 80
S. j. Backer who spent the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
4 ave Backer left Wednesday of last
week for the. Twin Cities where he
attended to business matters before
returning to- Browns Valley where
he and Leo A. Backer: manage the
Roxy 80, ,s.s. s.:s.!->.
Walter Kreuger trucked. a; load of
live. stock to the South ST. Paul mar
ket for w. H. Clements Sunday eye
ming. g i-a :-.-~ft.L :..f...,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Fenske and fam
lily of Eden township were guests at
the Richard Zeigenhagen. home: F,rl-
day evening, 49,. !.gr yE..n,2f -Ja,s
Miss Veronica Wohlford left Sum
day for Mankato where she res sumed
her studies at. the Mankato Teachers
college. --:,.sy, ys4...-'
Mrs. William, , Fl. Cannot and
daughters, Marian and Marjorie, and
son, Melbourne and Miss, Eulalia
Prokosch visited relatives at .Balaton,
New Years day. ..;rc
MIR and Mrs. j. P: Kagel and fam
ily were dinner guests at the Joseph
Schons home in Shutdown Thursday
'Mr. and Mrs, Mrs c Gerhard Rebel Of
Redwood Falls we're callers at the
Otto Albrecht home Saturday ,enroute
to G1enwood where they will visit Mr..
and Mrs. I. Rebel.
Mr., and Mrs. Benz. H. Wohlford
entert famed the following young peo-
pie AT their home Thursday evening
Misses Marjorie and Marion Gannott,
y vero4ica klokdew, Jirgihia Bngas
Floreb bee RbddAtz and Jatnes Snyder
and ivan Raddatz. tAftef a pltasant
evening of games lunch was served.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10
Former Walnut Gp8Vela!.!'
r s Resident Succumbs

Walnut Grove-Mrs. John Schultz
died at her home at New Ulam Thurs,
day at 1920 a. M; after a long ILL.
ness. Funeral was held at New Ulm
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schultz
and son, Lester went to New Olm
Saturday to attend the funeral Mrs.
Schultz was former resident here. :!
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Just
at Wood Lake Friday, a daughter.
Mrs. Just formerly was a: Walnut
Grove resident. k.:.cs = -
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Bell of Man.
kato visited friends here Sunday.
.Ardys Olson underwent an opera
tion at the Redwood Falls hospital
Wilma Olson stayed with her sister
until Sunday. =, &, =.
Miss Flora Jameson who has seen
a guest of her uncle D, E.. Jameson
returned to her home at Flandreau,
South Dakota. -, a.. eJ, -.
,Helen. Jean Wilkenson. returned to
Mankato Sunday after. spending the
holidays with Dr. and Mrs Jameson.
Mrs. Fred Knapp of Cedar Falls,
Iowa who has been staying with her
uilClt, DcII. ONliES ~ asSsCiSt fSeoAitSo
to her home. Monday.,:ga assa z,a.}.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson called
at the. Charles Wilbur home at Be
we're Sunday afternoen- .l,.sy II. s;c.1,
Mrs. Fred, Knapp of Cedar: Falls,
and sister, Carol Shin. (, Of. Water
loo, Iowa visited at the, Joe Nelson
home Sunday, evening. s.:.s ~ 4: 81
Mr.; and Mrs. M. j. Wiggins visited
at the Sarah MeGinn home Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Klevan5 of .Iona
visited at the parental Bert Addison
home Sunday - s.:,sa3 sS.:.t:.
Bert Shine who has been quite i'll
for the past two weeks remains about
+ tho ca me %IE.F ssI s'..2h. y s3s& q,
Miss: Irene Bondesop returned
home Thursday from .Waseca: where
she spent New Years. s's: - t.:.:,r iii
Mrs: Leslie McGihnis, underwent an
! operation at the University Hospital
last Friday. ..-,-.--,T t.e+rsw - sa:.,;.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10
br5taefl.1atnss, HehD StAdsg astsFa


Because of the absence of Mrs.
ErIia Dysart, the Study club will
meet with Mrs. Ida Svenning Wed
hssMday hftetpegn at5tn IS 81 smIGnAa - s.
Eatherine's college Monday after
tioon of this week to be present at
the opening of school Tuesday morn
ing. szs......
| Peter Scott. Roy Christopherson,
William Christopherson and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Morgan were business
Visitors at the county seat Monday
df this week.
| Harold LawrenceE Solseth, the In
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sol
seth, was christened in st. Michaels
church Sunday by the Rev. A. j.
Kern. ~ ~
The American Legion Auxiliary
Met at the home of MRS. Ed Hickay
Monday evening of this week with
Mrs. R. A. Edwards as assisting
hostess.
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NOTICE |
Sell to Hanford Station ypur
cream, poultry, eggs, wool and
hides. We pay top prices.
T. E. H. Manager
NOTICE

cial committee members are Mes
danes Robert Christopherson, Mark
Christopherson, Henry Welu, and
John Pape.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Osborne of
Marshall were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. lSven-
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Scott and
daughter. Miss Mile and son, ELysle
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Morgan were
Thursday evening dinner guests at
the home of Mrs. Duane Simmbns.
Miss Susie Schmid is home from
California and plans to remain until
spring. Yp-rs-4.lss}n
hosts at a dinner party Sunday.
Their guests were Alfred land Grant
and Miss Alvira Mum of Sed forth,
Mr.. and Mrs, George 'Schhetz& and
daughter, Thee, the Miss es bertha
Urke and Ora Rowell,) Mfs. Pauline
Leach and son, Mayo. ~
Wilbur Blake returned TO Minnea-
polls Friday after having visited his
many relatives for over a fweeA He
will resume his duties int Augsburg
college at the opening Of school
= Mrs. Edward Hickey. Mrs. r. A.
Edwards and daughter, Leonal and
Miss Helen Kelly .motored to Tracy
Sunday to visit Mrs. Frank Ford who
is a patient at the hospital. They al
so visited at the parental Mrs. Mar
garet Ford home. Sf}s.ty
P. H. Kelly and Thomas Hicks
were Twin Cities visitors Wedne esday
and Thursday. ~
The annual meeting Of Our .Sav-
iour's Lutheran church will take place
Thursday of this week. The congre-
CATION will meet at IL a. m. and the
Ladies Aid will, meet at p! m. Elec-
tion of officers viii take place. / The
financial report for the year will be
circulated and dinner will be served
at noon. s,sSs$s@s
Mr.. and Mrs n L. Dolls in ARE the
parents Of a2 pound boy born Sat-
urdsv. Miss Mile Scott is caring
for Mrs. Dolan and son.
Is NJ orI Yrs w N~cvnrnin3 and
e1,i'1ra- T>0rot''v md pobbv. raturn-
ea fror7 Put1'ton Tuek1a- cftn1 hav-
ing visited the rarnnt9l F1wa~d Gin
ze1 homo f~or, +l,o Friaa- prnvih1s.
The several university students
have returneds to their work. Francis
Kelly went a week ago: Lysle Scott
left Friday; Miss Kathleen Reed and
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Starken and
family Of Lamberton werel callers at
the M. P. Gorres home. Monday.
Miss Ethel Otto drevel tq >Wabasso
Monday: -
Miss Irene Darkpw spent last week
with friends at Truman.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Jenniges
drove to Sacred Heart New Year IS
day. Mrs. Jennfges remained there
for visit at the parental G. Hagen
home. - ga
Misses Eda and Louise Spalding
spent Monday evening with friends
at Lamberton. , sa,
The Lutheran ,fhoir members were
pleasantly entertained at the Walter
Christensen home Tuesday evening.
Bunco and cards were played and "a
rlunehepn. vas: seryedliSnoD
Erwin Eichten, Ray Borte and
eve With friends at Tracy. ''
rfiMiss Hazel Fristag of Morgan was
a guest at the Max Darkow home ff
SeYs5sl YSt asXs gXssIdi3s liEt vsss' wss caller i
WaDaSSOs Mouudy.---
Mrs. John rDrees and son, HMare
III Red Lake Falls visited at the Vick'
Jenniges home Wednesday; ,,;dn.r G.
f. Rev. William LanSholz entertained
|f5eHds at a chess party at his hohae,
Thursday evening.
E;nohriseo Ledther of Mankato 'arTivl
sd ihere Saturday to look 5aftera rahsist
ness interests. ..--
E lGrs A. j. BalfAny and dspgi1tef
F.of Wabasso were visitors at the feuf
Doepke home Saturday.
Paul, Albert and Eda 4Spalding at
tended the matinee at Redwood Falls
Nfw Years day.
Herman Drewlow and daughter.
Ishbelle m ,EEsd E M7s z1 ,Ethst Ntf f@de 2
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Struckmann
and family of Morgan visited at the
August Struckmann home Saturday.
ALBERT SpaIding returned to St.
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10

ryssr11 Ea nsz@gGH gtf@G.r%E =:
ioaG1s rg.a oH3 ri 99Gc.Eeg !sT9Ial
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10
where they attend school. They
were accompanied by Edward Mahon-
ey who returned the same day to

where they attend school. They
were accompanied by Edward Mahon-
ey who returned the same same day 'te. to
Iir. and Mrs. w. Butzer announced
the Jirtn of a son January l., -
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Dewerd and
children of Olivia visited Sunday at
the G. "A. DeWert home in Morton. !.
Richard and Alice Mccarthy spent
Thursday in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Amber Johnson entertained
the Birthday club Saturday evening.
Bridge was played at two tables.
Harry Haggerstrom of Oklee, Min
nesota and Mrs. E. E. Haggerstrom
of Walnut Grove were guests We'd
nesday at the Bing Haggerstorm
home.
Mrs. Ray Menefee and daughter,
Pearl: spent Thursday in Minneapolis
Miss. Pearl returned Friday to- her
school work at Villa Maria in FTonte-
nae. .--i2t,f y E5-..
Miss Verna. Kothlew of: Mime
apolis Mrs: Herman Zibell and daugh.
ter, Charlotte, visited in Minneapolis
Thursday. l.c - ..',J.~:- <-5I 80 =
MRS. John Rush left Monday, to
visit at the home of her brother, An
drew Lynch In Watertewn, South
Dakota. - EjG.....t.G-& S.9Ti - y
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern ,Chirhart. an
nounced' the birth of d son January
l .'2y...:@.:& ti,.r.E5i[ ..-.cS t'-:f. q
Fred Ewert and Ralph Simon spent
Monday in Minneapolis. - - ss1.a = =
Miss Doris McMath returned SUM-,
day to, -Volga; South Dakota where
she teaches. - : : =, - ~
School was resumed Monday fol7
! lowing the two weeks VACATION. Miss
SOPHIE Cheskie whose place was tax
en- by Miss, Dorothy Stanley, for some
time returned to FIJI her place as, En-
glish. teacher. In the. grade, school,
Miss. Margaret. nonahue of iMankato
flls the position left vacant by Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj S. Leo 'lNurmi Of ,Boyey
visited over the, weekend with Mrs
Nurmi. parents, Mr. and Mrs, G. c.
Jaehning. So. a. 80 -.
DR.. and Mrs. Glen judd and son ,of
Dawson, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Judd's parents,s DR.. and: Mrs, PenhaH.
Mrs. Lyle Tweet of Franklin: is
spending, the week with her sister,
Mrs. w. Butter. -, ,.~2.s-,, -,
Mrs. Reuben Strand entertained at
four tables of Bridge, Friday evening
Mrs. Frank Edwards received the.
high score and Mrs. George Ewert,
the consolation prize: - s''''' -
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Bratsch an
noupce the birth Of Of son .., Friday Friday
january a.. = '''.',' ,,.,., '-i., 49,, -: ;s,
| The infant daughter of Mr.. and
1 Mrs. William Bartz was christened
Marilyn Jean at the Lutheran church
/ ,rlaua.es1 .t.s za.ss
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10

Paul Sunday after spending a"two
weeks vacation at his home here.
rs FredePfeiffe spen4s Sunday atshis
home at Redwood Falls. r Fl
Joseph yoleay ieturne{ fom Froit
stfGslW uaAI n,o.,,I.,
and Louise .Kratzke returned to Malis
kato. -.Sunday..aafter-.s spending two
weeetts weeks sttthhfiEF st tthhffiF resPsssstiiYsf, ssPssisf,hY hqYmes'
Miss ,La0illssll Il Eiehtensa returned y
Redwood Falls Thursday after visit
ing az herihemlsbefea emu +
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10
MARY REVIERIAND
FRANCIS REGAL
WED AT MORTON

Morton-St. Johns church was the
scene lof pretty wedding Tuesday
morning when Miss Mary Revier,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Re-
vier Of Morton and Francis Riegai,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Regal,
were married. 49, w
The bride, wore floor length gown
of white satin and veil of arranged
in corbnet fashion and ending in a
train.
She was attended by her sister,
Grace iRevier who wore a gown of
peach eolored silk.
The igroom- was attended by his,
brother, Melvin Regal, of Redwood
Falls. y
The nuptiaI mass was read by Rev.
O'Hara. Mrs. Robert Carruth, organ
ist played during the service with
Georgd Angermeyer accompanying
an theI violin. Mrs. George Anger
E,eyer sang. " Ave Maria" and 20
Lord II Am Not Worthy" -.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the Resier home, following the oere-
mony. .@,
Mr.. and Mrs. Regal expect to
ma Ike their home on a farm near
Morton. y.e
Miss Bernice Orth returned Satur-,
day tol Hopkins where she teaches
Mrs. Ralph Simon was hostess to
the me mbers Of st. Margaret's Guild
Thursday afternoon. Several Red
wood Falls women We're guests OF
the guild on that occasion. I-.f
Miss Nora MCGOWAN. and Merle
Wilson'S accompanied William An
drews Monday to st. Cloud where
thev attend Teachers college.
Guests over the weekend at the
julius Gooderum home were Mrs.
Gooderum's mother, Mrs. Helen
Downing and Miss Vivian SevedznskI
both of Taunton.
Mr.. ad Mrs. Robert ciaggett uY ana
daughters. Ellen and Edith left Wed,
nesday for Mora, where they will
make their. home on farm, eas
Frances and William Mahoneyi Ie-
turned Wednesday to Minneapolis
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10

served to about 80 guests. A wedding
dance was given at the Wabasso han
in the evening which was largely at
tended. Music for the occasion was
furnished by the Knights Of Harmony
sof .Seaforth.flG i LOf u
The Redwood gazette., 1935-01-10
(Jan. 10-17-24)
CITATION. FOR HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AND FOR
DISTRIBUTIONS.

CITATION. FOR HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AND FOR
DISTRIBUTION.
Estate of Engeborg Tufto.
|: State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood, ssh IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Engeborg Tufto, Decedent;
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sohs interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate of said
decedent: The representative of the
above named decedent, having filed
in this court his final account of the
administration of the estate of said
decedent together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al
lowanee of said final account and for
distribution of the residue of said
estate to the persons thereunto en-
titled. 4 ~ ~ 49,,
THEREFORE,, You, AND EACH.
OF YOU, are hereby cited and requir-.
ed to show cause, if any you have, be-
fore this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House, in the
City pf Redwood Falls, in the County
of Redwood. State, of Minnesota on
the ,Hh day Of February, 1885, at 10
o'clock a. M. why said petition should
not, be granted.
! WITNESS. the Judge of said
Court, >and the Seal of said Court,
this .7th day of January, 1885.
70 hSKErS.H A: r. A. LAUDON,
.(Court .Seal) -fw Probate Judge.
Clague, and Barnes, =.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Redwood Falls, Minnesota. 28-3ts.
- = - % ''''' (Jan. 10Y
y United States District Court, Dis
trict of Minnesota, Second Division.
/. d. In the Matter, of j. E. DUNCAN,
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 36S7
CALI F0RsFIRST MEETING
Notice is hereby given that j. E.
Duncan, a produce dealer of the Will.
age of Lamberton, County of Red
wood, was, on the 5th day of January,
1885. duly, ,adjndged bankrupt, and
that the. first meeting of his credit
ors will be held at the office of the
undersigned. referee, 202 Odd Fell
lows Block, Mankato, Minnesota, at
10 a. m. January %, 1885, to elect a
trustee and to transact any necessary
business. The bankrupt is hereby
ordered to appear then for eXamina
tion. s','''ss''''