text: •"TSggaaa V, w -V ffir .£. -'I- a I V 1 s %1 .:• .- V* Wr •ti?'l£ "W 5sS? :&• \^'Mi iwsr. •, v ,'&?***<' /'*V? *c /J/ V* j# -\V -5 •j? *M* f/ie CITY AND COUNTY Mrs. Schildknecht has as her guest this week, Mrs. Guyer of Waseca. Mrs. Annie Ward left Monday for a visit of several days with relatives in Minneapolis. Judge Frank Clague left Sunday ^ght for Minneapolis for a business visit of several days. Miss Nan Hunter arrived Wednes- Miss Lucile and Verona Friedl have returned to their home at Gibbon af ter a visit at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Fred Murset. The ladies of St. Veronicas Guild, will be entertained at the parish house Thursday afternoon by Mrs. G. Smith and Mrs. F. E. Person. C. J. Scott of Delhi has received word that his son Corporal P^cy Scott, is now on his way home alter a long term of overseas service. Donald Gold was discharged from military service at Camp Mills last Saturday and went from there to Bridgeport, Conn., for a visit with his friends, the Brandburys. He will probably arrive in Redwood Falls the last of this week. l7rrn KEEP Shoes i WHITE byuwijg tOLLEYS I velvet white S A perfect dressing CANVAS LINEN S ancl 8 a costs WS ft f! POPLIN s s all white cloth shoes, js A bottle the size of advertisement contain twice as much cleaner as this s 15c bottle and only S 25c Try One Bottle. Your Money Back if Not Satisfactory, 0 f( Not Satisfactory# JJ I HEILMAN'S i r-. .a V i, pgr. Ac* S K Ir. Nolan went out at the first turn, Rj r\ii+ Mf 7A^nonrs cfoira/1 Kir 4-Vin ittUaaI W Uv m"" -'0b convenience or a checking account until you have tried one. Whenever you feel disposed to test the matter, we shall be glad to supply you with the necessary books, blanks and information. First National Bank I Redwood Falls, Minn. day from Delano for a visit with her Mrs. Appleton. sister, Mrs. W. M. Smith. Miss Mable Root returned to her Lawrence Peick returned Monday home here last week after a visit at from overseas service and is the Poncin home at Morgan. Guest of his sister, Miss Ada Peick. Mrs. R. Stensvad was called to now s% v*. 1 G. A. Jaehning was a business I visitor at St. Paul Sunday. Miss Irene Davis left Friday noon flg for a visit with friends in Minneapolis. Mrs. this E' Mrs. G. A. Paton went to Lamberton Wednesday for a few days visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Duncan. Adrian Bennett and his family, accompanied by his father, C. Bennett, drove over from Renville Sunday for a visit at the W. H. Gold home. You owe it to yourself to get as much out of life as you can. To learn how, write to Mankato Commercial College, Mankato Minn., for catalogue. 3C .?,-*. Kuenzli will go to Minneapolis week for a visit of several days. Mrs. Abbie Robbins was a guest last week of Mrs. Chas. Hassenger of Morton. Attorney Albert Hauser of Sleepy Eye was a business visitor here Thursday. Walter Middleton of Marshall is spending his vacation with his sister, Hartland last week to attend the funeral of her sister's husband. Miss Sylvia Archer of Delhi is the guest this week of Helen Doughty at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Kuenzli. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Person and their guests, Mrs. Frank Peterson and their daughter, spent Saturday and Sunday in an outing at Green Lake. They returned Sunday evening. Your visit Mrs. H. M. Aune is anticipating the arrival of her sister, Miss Anna Swain and her brother, Edward Swain, of Madison, Wis. They are expected to arrive the last of the week and to spend a couple of weeks here. Mrs. Frank Carman returned to Redwood Falls from this point Monday afternoon. She had visited her son, Charles Peterson, on a farm near Comfrey and another son, Arthur Peterson, in Comfrey.—Springfield Advance. Dr. Hugo Sarchet who has been the guest of his parents here was presented by his father with a new Studebaker touring car. He, in company with his father, will drive to Illinois in the car which he will use in the practice of his profession. Lamberton is suffering from an ice shortage, the early breaking up of the ice last spring having prevented the storing of the necessary amount for the city's consumption. Efforts to obtain ice from out of town sources have proved unavailing and Lamberton housewives are now obliged to keep their perishable foods in their cellars. President Woodrow Wilson will make a tour over the entire nation, leaving his home at Washington. D. On July 23, on this trip, he will deliver addresses to the principal cities, not including New York or any cities in the New England states. He will spend most of his time in the midwestern and southern states. It is expected that he will visit the twin cities on his trip. J. A. Johnson of Redwood Falls and K. Nolan of Minneapolis were the victims of an automobile accident near Carver Monday of last week. The car which Mr. Johnson was driving, slid off the side of a wet grade and turned over three times before coming lodged against a fence post. But Mr. Johnson stayed by the wheel until the last and had to be extricated from the machine underneath which he was pinned. Both men escaped with only severe bruises and the machine to the car was comparatively close. J. E. H. M. Aune made a business trip to Dawson last Friday. Mrs. Duncan of Lamberton, is a guest of her brother, A. D. McRae. Geo. Schultz of Sanborn was a business visitor in Redwood Falls Monday. Mrs. C. G. Dripps of Raymond, S. D., visited with relatives here last week. Miss Maude Little returned last week from her vacation spent at Spencer, la. Mrs. W. C. Starr has returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Alexander at Fox Lake. Miss Alice Jaehning is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chamberlain of Marshall. A. B. Winter went to Minneapolis Saturday morning to attend a meeting. A. G. Miss Esther Davis, who is a member of the Gazette force, is spending her vacation with her parents. Our catalogue shows what a Luscher home last Friday evening. Dr. Inglis drove to the S. P. Hicks home in Gales township Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stewart and Frank Walsh, a resident of the Wal-Redwood Falls friends of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Kline have purchased the residence property of W. Mr. and Mrs. M. Keifer, Mr. and Mrs. William Werring and Mrs. Everett Wheeler, all of Sleepy Eye and Mr. and Mrs. Graff of Mankato. Miss Gertrude Moriarty who has been the efficient assistant of Register of Deeds A. D. McRae, has resigned. Mrs. Eddy Schleuder and her aunt, go to Dundas for a visit with her parents. The body was badly decomposed. Parish officers thought he was away on his gruesome discovery. Father Schatz formerly pastor at Hector. Burial was at his old home at Montgomery. NOTICE—Beginning August 1 we will raise the price of shaves to 20 cents, of hair cutting to 40 cents, and plain shampoos to 40 cents. —Redwood Falls Barbery of the assistant postmasters of the Wagner state were visitors at Redwood state. Attorneys Erickson and A. G. Loomis of Springfield were Redwood Falls business visitors here Thursday. Miss Clara H. Baldwin of Green Lake was a visitor at the school we have been enjoying. It will surprise you that you will soon return home after Sent free. Nettleton Commercial Training term of overseas service. College, Sioux Falls, S. D. The Misses Edna and Florence Tho soldier son of Mr. and Mrs. William Werner of Redwood Falls has returned from overseas service and Elsie Scott.—Franklin Tribune. Mrs. Emma B. Collins, district president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, was the guest of honor at a porch picnic given by members of her friends at the C. A. meeting at Sleepy Eye Wednesday, bringing home Mrs. Inglis and the boys, gently are Eugene A. Charlebois who have been spending the past week on the Hicks farm. Their guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Calvert, of Indiana, motored to Green Lake last week and stated that she and her husband contemplated moving to St. Peter by Deputy Beatty, assisted by Ken McKenzie. The new Ford car of F. L. French was stolen from the garage some time during the night of July 23. It has not been returned and so far as found very good sport and returned has been learned there is no clue to its whereabouts. fish. Geo. Wederath, Sr., disposed of his Chaplain1400 B. P. Holt will be interested to know! Link of Morton for a consideration of that his name appeared among the 1 Minnesotans who landed in New York Mr. Wederath plans on having an auc last week on their return from over-, tion after harvest and moving to town seas service. for a rest until spring.—Morton En- Miss Bernardine Mcllreavie return- terprise. ed to her homo in Redwood Falls last' Mrs. A. D. McRea of Redwood Thursday afternoon. She enjoyed a Falls and party of lady friends, paid two weeks* visit in this city with her this office a social, call, while en route sister, Mrs. Herman Blomeke,— !to the State park Monday. This is Springfield Advance. I the third year is succession that Mrs. "Dad" Isham in the Redwood McRea has enjoyed an outing in our Gazette is wondering if Red Pepper, northland. They all come back.— Tea would be of relief, now that Am- Menaagha Journal. erica has gone dry. Try a quart, Dad,| Dr. E. C. Horn returned last week and publish your experience for the from Groveland Park where he at benefit of the arid sufferers.—Morton' tended a very large and enjoyable Enterprise. meeting of the Epworth League work- Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Elliot! and ers of the state. Dr. Horn was again son who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. made president of the stato associa Geo. Jaehning last week returned to tion, an office which he has filled very Marshall Sunday. Dr. Elliott recent ly purchased a dental practice in Pipestone and will start on his work there August 1. T. Wilcox on Broadway and will be in the city within a short time. The fore returning. He will be away for a short time. He will be away for about three or four weeks.—Milroy. Mrs. George Grapp, an interesting meeting of the Presbyterian Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs. Sarchet last Wednesday. The machine is one of the most attractive of the new cars which have recently been purchased by Redwood Falls citizens and is apparently admirably suited to the heavy work which Dr. Cole's large practice necessitates. Miss Moriarty has decided that it will last week by the very serious illness of her mother, who is suffering from an attack of typhoid. Miss Moriarty has decided that it will last a week or two. Miss Leslie left Monday noon for St. Paul for a visit. From there they will go to their home in the east. Mrs. Schleuder expects to be absent from Redwood Falls where she went with a company of friends. Mrs. Schleuder's sister and then Miss Leslie will continue her journey to her home in the east. Mrs. Schleuder expects to be absent from Redwood Falls where she went with a company of friends. For the next several weeks, many of friends in her automobile. Rev. Father Schatz, pastor of the The party included, beside Mrs. Mc Catholic church at Gibbon, was found Rae, Dr. Elsie Freese, Misses Bar dead in his home one day last week bara Mcllreavie, and Emma Abraham with a revolver lying nearby and evi- land Mrs. C. D. Fox. The ladies visited dently a case of suicide. It is thought' Itasca Park, Park Rapids, Pine Cone he was seized with a fit of insanity, Camp at Dorset and several other which caused the rash act. He had points of interest. vacation so his absence aroused no led himself as more in love with its suspicion until neighbors detected a I beauties than ever. The Ramsey strong odor coming from his residence, park committee, of which J. R. Keefe which led to an investigation and the js the chairman, took up carefully witt Paul Callaghan of Wabasso was a business visitor here Thursday. Mrs. C. F. Martin and her daughter have gone to Nebraska for a visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B. Everett and Harold Aune spent last week in an outing at Green Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Wili Grapp of Minne apolis are guests at the home of Mrs. O. W. Grapp. J. Neuenburg, C. J. Elliot and S. ,Lee of Wabasso were visitors at the court house Monday. Mrs. Barbara Schilt of Monticello, Wis., arrived here Monday for a visit with her son, John Schilt. Mr. and Mrs. C. Larson of Lucan were guests at tho home of Mr. and Mrs* L. P. Larson Sunday. Mesdames Carl Colwell and Clarence Falls Thursday.—Franklin Tribune. Harry Bacon of the Tax Commission came up from St. Paul last week and spent several days in Redwood Falls. Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson arrived in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Anderson of Redwood Falls were visitors at the Redwood Falls home. A. J. Anderson home Wednesday. Franklin Tribune. Miss Florence Zethner, of Redwood Falls, has arrived in the United States from overseas and is now at home with friends here, a guest of Miss Camp Merritt awaiting his discharge. A Temperance Union will attend a July 30. Among the Redwood Falls boys to arrive home from overseas service arrived Monday. Mrs. D. C. Nott of Clements was a Redwood Falls in the early fall. The Methodist pastor will speak on the acre farm in Sherman to Joe $90.00 per acre, Friday of last week. The creditably during the past. Wm. Duncan left Friday evening via Marshall and St. Paul for the western coast. He went with a party from Springfield. They will visit the park and the west. Mr. Duncan will remain. The program which was one of great interest, was in charge of the young ladies of the church who presented it remarkably well. The State bank of Revere has doubled its capital stock, increasing G. Kuanzh and their from $15,000 to $30,000, by resolution. 13, with the endorsement Thursday on a ten days motor trip. They will go first to Warren, Minn., for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Stock of Lindsey and will return by way of the hundred shares of $100 each. J. B. Minneapolis for a visit with Dr. and Mrs. Sawyer is president and C. E. Sawyer is president and C. E. Sawyer is vice president. Mrs. McPheeters, the wife of Mr. McPheeters, arrived here recently from Minneapolis and is spending a few days with her parents. The party consisted of Mrs. Michael Keifer, Sr., Dr. and Mrs. J. P. from the superintendent of banks, the bank is divided into three classes, among them Misses and her mother and sister came north to attend her commencement. They will be here for several days. Last week from Alexandria and are left Monday for Kansas where she is guests of Mrs. Anderson's parents, called to Aledo, Ill., to visit her. She suffered a relapse, however, and her recovery is expected to be a significant event. State Auditor J. A. O. Preus visited Ramsey Park while in Redwood County last Wednesday and expressed his appreciation of the care given to this state property by Superintendent Marion Johnson. From the recent visit of Mr. and Mrs. McPheeters, the family has been in Redwood County for several days. Mr. Preus is a former resident of Ramsey Park and is a former resident of Ramsey Park. Roswell, N.M., for an aunt, relatives. The Miss Brewster recently graduated from Cornell college at Cornell college. Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman and family spent Sunday at Green Lake. Don McAllister of Minneapolis spent Sunday with his parents here. Miss Edith Collins is spending a week at Forest Lake and Pine City. Mrs. Bubeck of Winnebago arrived Monday for a visit at the annual meeting of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. A short program with refreshments will follow the program. Every member is urged to be present and friends interested in the work are cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Kinney... Geo. Countryman and his son, Max, arrived home Sunday night from a visit to Mr. Countryman's old home in Canada. Miss Maude Peterson has decided to return to Redwood Falls and will resume her work with piano students. N. F. Dripps and Ted Yackel returned Friday from a fishing trip of several days, spending most of their time at Remer. Mrs. J. R. Keefe was operated upon at the Redwood Falls hospital Monday morning and the operation was very successful. Miss Turritin who has been the guest of her niece, Mrs. B. G. Hall, will visit with other relatives. The ladies of the Pythian Sisters entertained Tuesday evening. Mrs. Aune and Miss Marie Thune at the home of Mrs. Aune. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and family of Milroy were guests at the P. O. Callaghan home Sunday, going from here to Green Lake for a few days. Athanas Henle, formerly of Red-from Farrell and Keefe, the outfit consisting of threshing machine, plow. Mrs. Etta Aldrich and her daughter arrived in Redwood Falls Tuesday and will spend the next few weeks here. They have been at Morton with friends for the past several weeks. John McLean arrived from Sioux Falls, S. D., last week to help his mother arrange her affairs preparatory to removal to Yankton, S. D. The family expects to leave this week. Mrs. L. Olds of Wells, Minn., motored to Redwood Falls Friday for a short visit with her brother, Attorney G. A. Barnes. She returned home Saturday, Mr. Barnes accompanying here for a Sunday visit at Wells. Miss Helen Everett is expected to arrive home this week for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Everett. Since the close of school at Devils Lake, Miss Everett has been the guest of friends at various places and is at present visiting at Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Lauterbach, Sr., are anticipating a family reunion next Thursday, all of their children being together for the first time in the last eight years. Sergeant Herbert Lauterbach, who has recently returned from overseas service, and Miss Mayme Lauterbach, who is taking a vacation from her training course at the Cook county hospital at Chicago, are the last two to arrive, and Mrs. Grace Lauterbach Cook and her family are expected to arrive from St. Peter today or tomorrow to take part in the festivities. When the children, the children-in-law, and the grandchildren gather together, it is quite an array of good American citizens and one Lauterbach son states that it will probably be necessary to use the entire eighty acres of Ramsey park for the good old-fashioned family picnic which will be a feature of Thursday. Herbert Lauterbach will leave Friday for the west to resume the work which he left two years ago to join the military service. Hot Weather STYLES For Men To the place at the Methodist church tomorrow afternoon, July 31. There will be a reception to new members gathered during the year, election of officers. Given under the auspices of the Village of Waushara, there will be a reception to new members gathered during the year. N O W Cash & Carry: NED F. Redwood Falls, Several weeks more of hot weather, and even during September and October there will be days when you will need a cool costume and summer footwear. Footwear for boating, tennis, golf, yachting, fishing, and other sports—all built for comfort. While the stock remains large, it is too late to reorder this season, so the first purchasers will have the greatest assortment from which to choose. Style All the While Miss Florence Thune is the guest of Miss Harriet Keefe of Morton. Howard Hall returned Monday from overseas service and is now here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Hall. Mrs. Albert Zrust and her daughters arrived last week from Minneapolis. For a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Joe Corbett. Misses Nettie Barber and Esther Davis and Messrs. Stewart Peick and Ingolf Stensvad are enjoying a weeks outing at Green Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Stark of Cen turia, Wis., and Miss Grace Ogren of Centre City left Monday after a visit with G. A. Ogren, the brother of Mrs„ Stark and Miss Ogren. LUTHERAN CHURCH English services this Sunday eve ning at eight o'clock. Morning ser vices at 10:30. The Ladies' Aid meets at the home of Mrs. Alwin Kramm next Friday afternoon.—A. Sehaller. Notice of Special [Election DRIPPS Voters of the County of Redwood, Minnesota:— Notice is hereby given that a Speci- NOTICE al Election will be held in the several election districts in said County on. TUESDAY, AUGUST 19TH, 1919 for the purpose of voting upon the my hand^ and seal at the City of Redwood Falls, in said County, this 28th day of July, 1919. (SEAL) L. P. LARSON, County Auditor, Redwood County, Minnesota. 3-2ts Minn. 8 W,. 