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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-19
BRASS FOREMEN
 SERVED TURKEY
Rev. Alan Fairbank Guest Speaker at Supper
 Last Evening

The essential forces that oppose war spring from religion, with its teachings of love and cooperation, said Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor of the Bunker Hill Congregational church, last night at turkey sup per of the American Brass Fore mems association in the foremen s rooms on Bank street. Two hundred members were present.
 MT. Fanrbank pointed out that Americans should consider their freedom of worship priceless in a day when that freedom is denied in totalitarian states.
 Frederick l.. Braman and Her. bert W. Coe. vice-presidents of the American Brass Co., spoke. Clar- ence Smith was toastmaster. Ed- win F. Earth was chairman of the supper committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-19

$445o 5-PC. SELLERS sEAFOAM GREEN OAK BREAKFAST SUTTE-Extension table and and, four rr'ss sturdy chairs S22.25 $1975 5-PC. MAPLE BREAKFAST SET-With drop leaf table and four C1 H 0E
 braced-back chairs ......... @A1sOO S19sOO 9-PC. WALNUT DINING SUITE With ts;ht foot refectory table in Ameri- can stump walnut. We're puzzled why it didn't sell, but this price should move it quickly. If you see it, 01 O0 0n
 you'll buy it ............... @AAOsVV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-19
John Coe To Speak
 To Bible Men Here
Local Members to Conduct Grace Methodist Worship
 Sunday - Forest Companions Plan Card Party
WATERVILLE Mrs. R. w. Henion-I7ss Thomaston Ave-TeL s-s4se

Waterville, Jan. 19-Sunday eve- ming, January 22nd, at 2 o'clock, the Everyman's Bible Glass of Water vile will be in charge of the regu- lar service of worship at the Grace Methodist church, at which time, John A. Coe, president of The Amer lean Brass Company, will be the guest speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-19

Rev. Dr. John c. Walker was pres ent and showed colored slides of the Canadian Rockies, down through California, followed by moving pie lures of the same scenes taken by Rev. and Mrs. Walker on their re- cent travels. Refreshments were served during the course of the eve- ming, when the Bible Glass was as- sisted by the members of the Ladies' Aid Society of the church. A social evening followed.
 Breakfast Planned
 Sunday afternoon, the State Fed eration. of Mems Bible classes held a meeting, at the Methodist church in Ansonia. Among the Waterbury persons attending werey Charles Rietdyke and his son, Clarence Fol- well, president of the Woodruff As- sembly, of the First Methodist church, Charles Doescher, a mem Der of the Sunday Noon Club, of the Second Congregational church, &C., companied by Mrs. Doescher, also Minot Greene and Frederick B. Book, of Waterville.
 It was a most enthusiastic meet ing and plans were discussed for a Communion and breakfast for mem- bers of Bible Glasses throughout the state, to take place in various parts of the state, on the same Sunday, at exactly the same hour. A Bible Class communion and breakfast was held last year in New Haven and attended by about 300 men. AL though plans this year will not in- clude all sections of the state, the date of March 26th, has been set, for a communion service and break fast to take place in the cities of Bridgeport, New Haven and Water bury. By another year, it is ex- pected that the event will be state- wide.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-19

Assorted flavors, including everybody's favoritesl Econom- ically concentrated Good Housekeeping approvedi 10Ha-oz.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-19

ss7s SIMMONS INNERSPRING MATTRESS
 Full size discontinued sample O q N 0E in blue floral ticking. ........ V1EsOO $25.S5 SIMMONS INNERSPRING MATTRESS With rolled edge and handles. We discovered three of these full size mattresses in our ware- house during inventory. You can @ f n HE sleep better for only ...... @1JslO $29.5o SIMMONS TWIN INNERSPRING MAT TRESS-In discontinued tickings Get two for the price of one. Regular coo E0 $500 value for only. .......... QAOsOV $34.50 SIMMONS DOUBLE STUDIO COUGH In discontinued green tapestry GOA 0E cover. Sample only. ........... 0A3sOO $59.50 SIMMONS LIFT-UP COUCH - Opens to two bed-height beds with coo En individual innersprng mattressessp Q OsOV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-19
Mary Wagner Elected

Girl Scout Troop No. 16, met for the first time under their new cap- tain, Miss Dorothy Buell., Tuesday night, in the rooms of the Metho- dist Church. Election of officers took place as follows: Mary Wagner, pa- trol leader; Peggy Lethbridge, as- sistant patrol leader; Alice Buell., treasurer; Ruth Batchelder, scribe.
 The girls made plans for future activities, and those who attended were: Mary Wagner, Alice MacMul- len, Ruth Batchelder, Mary Ryan, Elsie Collins, Peggy Lethbridge, Christine Hardness and Alice Buell..
 Mrs. Anthony DiBlasi' will be host
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-19

In the old days, drinking to ones health meant just that: the host usually drank first to prove that the drink was not poisoned
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-01-19

Spades are the worst suit of cards
 in the deck as used in fortune tell
 ing. They denote theachery, disap- pointment, i'll luck, and even death.
Evening star., 1939-12-31
HOME VALUES.

65s1 1st st; NY rms. bath;
roe', elec', gas h.-wh; ~ s75.f
''e Baths siss elee.. ST. sas. nS oil heat S'' 75
2sl5 18th St. n.w.-1o rms. bath;
cleo. gas. oil heat 75.t
490s Kansas ave n.T.-6 rms 90
bath: elec., gas. h.-w.h. 67.e
503, Bird st nw.-,10 rms. 2 baths;
621 .Delafield pl ,n.w-6 rms,
% 0fth St. ess n.s- gas rs heaf bath: elec, e''
10 Ne New York ave. n.e.-9 rms. 2 w..
,oe paths; s;h elee gas, h.5Th; inns hath. oo'e
cleo. gas. h.-wh. 57.e
81 W st. n.w.-6 rms, bath; cleo.
gas. h.-w.h. ~ $50
1925 North s1tn Capitol Gag st-e rms <,
1882 43rd pl. n.w;-e rms. bath; >,
cleo. gas. h.-wh. - - 52.s
61s. Hamilton st. n:w.-5 rms. bath;
24so and eA'; st. n;e.Lb rms, bath; w.,
elec., gas, h.-a.h. ---- SOC
81 S ST.. n.w.-6 rms, bath; elec.,
20 saS; New hYea York ave. NE rms, *"''
1916 c st. nee rms, bath; ~
slsc.. gas. h:.w.haf sa rms hath. 4oe
90 g suinsy 81 Dl. = n;s:1e rms bath; 40
514 Irving st. n.w.-5 rms, bath;
cleo. gas. h.-w.h. 375
932 4th st. n.e.--5 rms, bath:
gas. circulating heater 35.(
5Ol 7th st. s.e.--6 rms. bath;
elec., gas. stove heat 27.t
DUPLEX APARTMENTS.
dinette. kit: elec., gas heat refg. SAFE
4S-A Quincy pl n.e-5 rms. bath:
cleo, gas, oil heat; gar. 47.s
1841 North Capitol St. Apt. 2-3
rms. kit, bath: elec.. gas - 37.s
1928 H ST. ne. Apt. 3--3 rms,
bath: cleo, gas. stove heat 27.E
500 North Capitol ST.. Apt. 80
rms, kit. bath; elec.. gas, h.-w;h. 27.t
80 l. st ne.-1st f.. 2 rms, kit,
bath :elec., gas. latrobe 27.t
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Capitol st. Realtor. Natl. 673
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RELIABLE PARTY-FURN. OR UNFURN
apt, : to 3 bedrooms, not over $40 per
month. Must be NV section Rep. 3104.
FOR ONE MONTH. SMALL CHOICE.
well-furnished apartment close in Elderly
couple. Best references. Box 471-A, Star.
TWO BEDROOMS BATH, LIVING ROOM.
kitchen or kitchenette. preferably furnished,
immediate occupancy. Box 46a-A. Star. /
MAN AND WIFE WITH SMALL DOG WANT
furn. apt. gar, in NV, S30-S35. Box
ASIA. Star. 81
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RARE VALUESl

? RMS. K. S45: 3 RMS, $50.
Modern NV. BLDG: handy location large
rooms; real fireplace; sleeping porch: tastily
furn. at small extra. Adams 94S4,
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FLATS FOR RENT.

5 b.: tn stove - heat: M" over Store store: SAC mo
Apply 1872 Fairmont st. NV Col. 3S2a.
NEAR GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVER-
sity. 2136 H ST. nw.--4 rooms and bath.
Tenant furnishes heat, 81: 50. ~
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
G23 10th ST. NV.
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$8,95O.

3 ROOMS-2 BATHS.
New brick houses, on a wide avenue In
beautiful American University Park, one
Of Washington's best residential sections.
One bedroom and bath on 1st floor. 2
extra large bedrooms and bath on End
floor. modern in every detail. 40-foot lot
to alley. brick garage.
5223 WESTERN AVE, D. c.
Out Mass. ave. to Western ave, right on
Western ave. to houses. or 2 blocks left OF
Wis ave. Emerson 6596
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= ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH.
14G0 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Large kitchen, tile bath; plenty
closet space: 294-hour elevator
and switchboard service. See
res. mgr, MISS MCNEIL. Col.
0336.
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l ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH.
$3.50 10th ST. NV.
Corner Lamont st. In new build
ing; large rooms, dressing closet
and big sun porch. Venetian
blinds, parquetry floors, carpeted
corridors. Free gas. electricity
and refrigeration. 24-hour ele-
vator service. See Resident Man
aeer, MRS. VENTRONE, Ad.
nf1
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. ROOMS. KITCHEN g. BATH.
$3.50 10th ST. NV.
Corner Lamont st. Big, bright
rooms, large dinette New apart
ment building with 24-hour ele-
vator service. Parquet floors,
Venetian blinds throughout. Gas,
electricity and refrigeration in
cluded in rent. See Resident
Manager. MRS. VENTRONE,
Adams O611.
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> ROOMS. KITCHEN g. BATH.
2l29 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Spacious, cool apartment in
select apartment building: con-
venient residential section: ref
erenceS required: 24-hour ele-
yator and switchboard service.
See resident manager. THE
FARNSBORO, North 1887.
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COLORED-REFINED YOUNG MAN TO
share with another furnished 1-room. kitch-
enette, bath apartment. Phone, all con.
veniences Conveniently located. Reas.
References EXCHANGED. District 1878.
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3 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH,
14O0 FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Corner apt, with large rooms.
So arranged that it could be
used as a 2-bedroom apartment.
Reception hall. large kitchen,
tile bath; light floors. ivory
woodwork; 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service. Res. mgr,
Col O336.
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$500
3 ROOMS. KIT. BATH.

1917 u 81. n. w
Free Gas Electricity. Refrigeration
Reception hall, three closets. attrac-
tive living room with > bedrooms. both
with cross-ventilation; modern, outside
kitchen and bath with shower. all sun
ny. outside rooms with beautiful oak
floors, ivory woodwork; located in fine
apartment building IN WASHINGTON S
most convenient residential section:
"a hour elevator and switchboard
service
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. ROOMS. KITCHEN e. BATH,
3446 CONN. AVE (corner Ord
way. Large dinette, tile bath.
Rent includes electricity and
refrigeration; elevator. See
MRS. CAIN, resident manager.
Emerson Stlq
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So WK. UP-I OR :, RMS. KIT. PRIVATE
bath; gas. cleo. plenty heat. h. W: child
taken; nr. cars, bus. 3605 Ga. ave.
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143S FAIRMONT ST. N.W-BED-LIV
rm., next bath. lovely kit. refg., gas
light furnished SIS week Randolph 1893.
1904 18th ST. NV, MT. PLEASANT
rooms, kitchen. Venetian blinds; gas, cleo,
Frigidaire incl. Si5, > Adults
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LONDON HALL APT HOTEL. 1873 18th
ST. n.w.-Bed-livi rm., dress rm.. kit.
bath; elec. gas. linen. Frigidaire. S3 day,
SIS week up, $50 month up. Natl. 9010.
1115 K ST NV ROOMS. FRONT.
newly decorated; gas. electricity, steam
hEat. linanS dishaS Siluer. Sin
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See Resident Manager.
LARGE SCREENED PORCH.

X67 an ROOMS, KIT, BATH.
1919 G ST. NV.
Two large, bright rooms bedroom with
cross ventilation. Light oak floors, ivory
WOODWORK. Modern range shower An at
tractive, convenient apartment at a sensi-
Die price, and one payment covers rent
electricity, gas and refrigeration. 24-hour
elevator and switchboard service
See Resident Manarer
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

25l6 18th ST. NV, ON HEIGHTS AT
Central High room. kitchen. private
bath: also light Housekeeping room.
2114 N ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath and foyer; linens and dishes furnish
ed ADply rec MGR
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l424 MONROE ST. NW.-:}-ROOM KIT.
apt; rent entire apt. or rooms separately;
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1908 9th st. NV. 2nd h--3 rms. kitch-
m. hath. Arcola heat: ami. $40 month.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO, ~
733 18th st. NV. Natl. O5o@.
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ing room. bedroom, large kitchen. private
bath; G. F. icebox. gas stove; adults only;
rent reasonable Apply 6O4 Little St. Alex
1906 IRVING ST NV RMS. KIT.
completely furnished; convenient to trans
portation and stores. Reasonable. Adams
5391 3ls
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414O 18th ST NW-6 LARGE ROOMS.
bath: excel condition: newly papered and
painted; auto. gas heat. Call OWNER,
Georgia 1884.
7}O FERN PL NV BEDROOMS. MOD
ern kitchen. refrigerator oil heat: garage;
NICE lot: S67. so. OWNER, Geo. 1904.
9-ROOM. 2-BATH HOUSE. OVERLOOKING
garden. one block from Capitol. Call Attain
tic 1910 31s
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HOUSES Fur. OR uhEuR.

NEAR 10Th AND KENNEDY-6 ROOMS.
sleeping porch, breakfast rooni; oil heat;
Frigidaire; garage. Shepherd 1896.
COMFORTABLE GROOM sEMI-DETACH-
ed brick, garage; good neighborhood; nr.
schools; Takoma, D. c. Georgia l341.
BETHESDA, MD.-FURN -UNFURN; VI
mile from public health center; rooms,
bath garage. Call Wisconsin 1885, Ewes,
Wis. 60S7.
54Oh N H AVE-8 RMS, B., ALSO
extra kit, h.-w.h., gas, cleo; S65 mo-; $50
furn. Key. 54Ql N ave Geo 1889
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home. pvt. entr: entire 2nd f.. liv. din,
bedrm., kit. sun porch. bath, refg.. gar,
gas. elec adults Mich l44S
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HOME SEEKER.
Why pay rent. when you can buy a new
5-rm; house for $500 cash and $50 per
month. 2n. including taxes and insurance or q
$3.50 per month including taxes and in
surance? These are. new modern bricks,
close-in, near bus: schools and stores. For
1924 18th ST. NV. Dist. ss4e.
BEGIN 1910 IN YOUR OWN HOME. FOR
immediate possession see ,3-bedrm., new
stone and brick house for only $50. so down
and $50 so mo-. or 4-bedrm frame home,
$500. Fur. or unfur.:, in Nd. and D. G.
Wisconsin 4253. -
1919 K St. NV. National 1166.
~, INVESTORS ATTENTION.
sss ssys .n sa s mo Low M RFes Siem ssSo 60
1889. WAPLE & JAMES. NC.
VACANT-NEW- HOUSE CONDITION.
8 rooms. 8 porches: can be, made into
s-room home with small cost. Garage.
Price low, easy terms: Will consider lot
or acreage in trade. De. O054-M after 6
'' 1877 OWEN PL. NE.
wAPLE 4 JAMES. INC. Dist 334e.
5240 18th ST. NV.
Exceptionally good buy, small house with
lar large br IT ter%s G9rner Large 0
Ge. 4639. WAPLE 4 JAMES, INC.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS
This side of Chain Bridge, a pleasant
little semi-detached frame house with park
to the rear; public school blocks away;
s45So sSSm' c.. n.ia; M. hTh' ausdt els'' and gas
171s K &. NV. u eAoS'AfAsi Assi. 11ee.
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reasonable. 2S0S 2Sth st. NV
52l7 CONN. AVE. NV APIS, ONE
with . Sleeoing rooms, attractivelv fur
nished. garage optional Woodley O6O1.
NEAR CAPITOL. 42l NEW JERSEY AVE.
Se.-Flrst foor. large. nicely furnished,
porch: heat light. gas incl. 50 week
l3fS N CAROLINA AVE Me- RMS,
glaSsed-in porch. semi-pvt. bath, well furn.;
heat, gas plec
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TO SUBLET-WESTCHEST APART
ment 2e,,-B. Attractively furnished: STEP
down living room. large dinette kitchen
and bath, Closet in living room with dou-
ole Murphy bed, large bedroom with twin
beds. Grand piano. silver, china, etc, in
cluded. Sublet until September. For ap-
DOiQtment call Emerson o33S
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633 KEEPER PL. N.W.-NEWLY DECO
rated 2-story brick i large rooms. bath.
hot-Water heat, gar. front and rear yard,
$3.50 per mo. URCIOLO REALTY, Met.
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1905 c ST NE-LARGE FRONT RM,
kitcheneue. Murphy bed attractively
furn g.
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One room. kitchenette. light and sunny.
nicely fur. Col. 6145-W.
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1920 10th ST. NV
room. dressing room.
kit. and dining alcove.
See p,anopar
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olD lltu NV. OlSt. I0SI.
1923 WISCONSIN AVE.
schools 9G and tPansportation; as e s4sse .' near
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1905 K ST. NV National O5s7.
6 RMS, BATH, $50.
523 Somerset ,pl. n:y:-Modern brick,
neS ss3ys R44 nHa Co., Apoy k.onsi sn 1seHssS ssso
. 1928 18th STREET NV.
oata q aSf' sTRsEf Tsa1 nv
rooms 81 esse eeNeosb AVEsGE eaE SW $50
rooms ps'a' sea 81 sTREET Ri; TIN N.w sar'soo
rooms; ass! s,fRi sof5 Ayssu. ,.s 20
7 rooms "a bedrooms). bath: h.-w.h.:
aas LcNoFELLow STREET NV. ~''0
rms, bath. NV h., refs, garage: key
at 10y is5s asns5ssSx suMMrr PLACE NE. 900
1924 10th STREET Sc
rms. bath gas beat; beat 11,sI Iefg' u, gar s4575
''S'' IHl1 iiis etai 9Th sTREET SRI E0 sw' e 900
8 rooms and bath: h.-wh:: ami $45
7ss 1e1a SISyP 81 Nv. :; DAVIS S1,i Satl. os5s.
4 BEDROOMS-$75.
full baths; good Condition. '' '>'
taoe pxE 6fsa si R1ATY co Na ssss sfts
4 BEDROOMS
226 seaton st.. ne. -. semi-detached
sEsk rooms cellar baths oil beat
MILLS National A5f1
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!. '.W.-COMPLETELY FUR
t., modern and clean; ex-
! location: adults; gentiies.
r.. Apt. Ia.
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CORNER HOUSE OF ROOMS, . BATHS;
newly decorated oil heat; rent reasonable.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO, 1871 K st. NV.
TAKOMA PARK. PA PARK AVE-VERY
desirable. modern home INV. heat. fuel
furnished; elec refg.. garage; 500. Phone
Shepherd 4O2o
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room. kitchen. $50 week Three rooms.
kitchen. private bath. $3.50 week Base.
ment. one room. kitchen. bath So week.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

st FLOOR, RMS, PRIVATE BATH,
rivate entrance. oil heat furn.. $50 mo-
JnfurniShed. Chestnut 4134
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-10
VESTA REPORTER
TELLS OF EVENTS
BY Elaine Gall

by EldIIIG 1dll
Vesta-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ken
ney of Faribault are the parents
of a girl born Friday Mrs. Ken
ney is the former Vera Hunt of
VeSta.
Marian Marquardt returned
from hospital at New Ulm Sun
day after an operation for appen-
dicitis. She is at the P. E. Lemke
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Viergutz
and daughter of Lucan, Herman
Viergutz and Virgil Werner mo-
torca to Winthrop Sunday TO visit
relatives Mrs. Herman Viergutz
who had been at the Arthur Crane
home week returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hasselman
and Constance of Minneapolis
spent Sunday and Monday with
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Cohen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen
and son Harold and Mrs. Christina
Cofaid went to Tyler Sunday and
attended the Danish Lutheran
church.
MIR. and Mrs. William Blank
enhagen and family mad Herman
Mueller Jr. drove to Minneapolis
Sunday. Herman, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here,
remained. On their return trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Blankenhagen CALI
ed at the William Kruger home
| at Gaylord.
Mrs. Martin Goche of Seaforth
, and Mrs. Albin Meinke of Ban
croft,> Iowa visited at the w. w.
Shelton home Wednesday.
Mrs. Louise Traxenger and
Robert of Marshall and Mrs. Ed.
Smith were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hansman Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Barney Benson
and family Of Lucan spent We'd
! nesday evening at the Leslie Dali
man home.
Earl Lowering left Monday for
Minneapolis where he attended
the American Legion convention.
Mrs. Bernard Hovald was a
dinner guest at the Magnus Rad
uenz home at Lucan Sunday.
Elaine and Lois Gall and June
! Varpness drove to Window Sat-
urday evening. Harriet Gall re-
turned with them to spend the
weekend at home.
Sam Cohen OF Granite Falls
was business caller here Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hansman
of Waubay, S. D. visited from
Tuesday until Saturday at the
Charles HanSman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Raduenz
and family of Lucan and Mrs.
| Bernard Hovald spent Sunday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Werner.
Mrs. c. J. Swenson and Ruth
of Delhi were callers at the w. S.
Southmayd home Thursday eve
ming.
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y See by MeQegezs'

Il
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schotten-
bauer, Rose Ann and Mrs. Char
lotte Holdren went to Minneapolis
Saturday to see the Ringing
Brothers-BarnuIn ard Bailey cir
Gus.
H. Kronoveter went to Marshall
Wednesday to meet Mrs. Krono-
veter and their sons Kenneth and
Tommy who had been visiting
relatives in Fulda.
MI. and MRS. Alan Fleischbein
! of White Bear metored here Sun
! day with Mrs. Elise Larson who
was returning to the home of her
| daughter Mrs. J. A. StenSvad
| after vacation at Duluth.
Mrs. Grace Daskam Mitchell of
Chicago and Mrs. John Brown
and children Arthur and Betty
and Blanche Peckham of Aroka
came here Tuesday with William
Daskam to visit Mr.. and Mrs. H.
E. Kiekul and daughter and Don
| Daskam.
Tudine johnson who has spent
| TWO WEEKS dI LYMAN LOdSC, LdhS
Minnetonka, will return home
Monday. Her friend Barbara
Flory will accompany her to
spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Waller
drove to Montevideo Sunday with
their daughter Airline who was
presented with a medal and a
check for five dollars, her reward
| for having won second place in
the state VIEW essay contest spon-
sored in the high school last
spring. Others who attended the
district VIEW meeting there Sun
day were MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Olsen.
Louis SommerS, Ross Brand and
Billie Edwards fiShed at Bass
lake Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Schenck,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson and
Sonia Rae spent Sunday at Green
Lake.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-08-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stegner, their
son John and Mrs. Anna Mans
feldt are spending the week at the
Ken Byram cottages at Ballclub.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Mott of
Rock City, Illinois are visiting Mr..
ana Mrs. c. w. Rote this week.
Mrs. A. J. Green ard Mrs. d.
w. Gold and daughters went to
Wlilmar Friday to offer birthday
greetings to their granduncle
Andrew Larson who was celebrat-
ing his ninety-ninth anniversary.
Chaperoned by Jean Drogosch
ten junior girl scouts enjoyed a
siX-thirty breakfast along the
Redwood river near the Peabody
farm. last Wednesday morning. .
Mhs, and Mrs. Simon Cobleigh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Cobleigh
and son of La Vale, Illinois spent
the weekend as guests of Mr.. and
MISC E. Coblelgh and at the NJ.
L. Freise and Mrs. w. Boushek
homes.
j.. M. Stewart drove to Spencer,
AoW q "SoiiCoady lilOl illIlS WIFI
Mrs. Stewart who will spend the
remainder of the week with her
daughter Mrs: F.. L. Snyder and
MI. Snyder.
Laura Bake of st. James spent
Saturday and Sunday as a guest
of Mrs. j. l. Swedberg and visited
Mrs. O. G.. Austbo at Green Lake
Friday.
Leo Joe Lauterbach was here
from Mankato for a weekend visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Swedberg,
Genevieve and Robert and Mrs.
Amelia Hawkinson were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert VIM at Seaforth.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
NeuschWander this week are her
sister Mrs. Bessie Babler of Bar
nesville, Illinois and Byron Wells
Of Dakota, Illinois. MIR. and Mrs.
Carl Kneller also of Dakota stop
ped at the Neuschwander home
Monday for short visit.