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Floyd Grapp is a visitor in Minne-apolis this week.

Miss Zerelda Schmid spent theweekend at her home at Springfield.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Seifert and fam-ily are spending the week at Kandi-yohi.

ESTHER L. DAVIS, Editor Carl Sonnickson of Minneapolis mo-tored here Saturday for a visit withhis mother.Mr. and Mrs. Dan McKenzie were

Sunday visitors at Vesta.Miss Mercedes Ford spent the week-

end at the Zeren home at Wabasso.

Mrs. Floyd Grapp and children andMrs. Phinney were Sunday visitorsat Wood Lake.

Mrs. Freeman and daughter MissGladys of Franklin were Monday vis-itors here.

Allan Fitchen of Olivia was a Sun-day guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.D. L. Crimmins.

G. P. Smith 6f Olivia and his sister,Miss Anna Smith of lowa were Thurs-day visitors here.

Miss Irene Maher of Hutchinsonwas a visitor in Redwood Falls Mon-day and Tuesday.

Misses Grace and Norma Caller/of Minneapolis are guests this weekof Mrs. Frances Davis.

Mrs. Lyle Barnes spent the week-end at the home of her sister, Mrs. C.Skorseth at Canby.

Miss Margaret Burmeister willleave this week for St. Cloud whereshe will teach this year.

Miss Grace Hubbard and George jBeecher were Sunday guests of Mrs.Clare St. John at Worthington.

Mrs. P. O. Callaghhn returned lastweek from a six weeks visit with heison Paul Callaghan at Perham.

Tom Treadwell and wife of Belviewwere Sunday callere at the home ofMr. and Mrs. J. L. Borg.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson andtwo children of Boone, lowa are gu-ests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Marvin.

Miss Hazel Marvin left Mondayfor Mankato where she will continueher work at the State Teachers CoLlege.Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bendix and

family of Vesta were Sunday guestsof Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Whiting.

Miss Miriam Inglis of OshkoshWis. arrived here Thursday for a vis-it with her father, Dr. J. W. Inglis.

Elmer Nelson of Minneapolis wasa weekend guest at the home of Mr.and Mrs. Harold Aune.

Miss Alma and Muriel Parker leftMonday for Mankato where they willenter the Teachers College for thisyear.

Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hargis and fam-ily have returned to Redwood Fallsafter spending the summer at Litch-field. .

Newell Olson and Lynn Halvorsonof Stanley, Wis. spent ‘Sunday herewith Mr. Olson’s sister, Miss MolheOlson.

Mrs. F. J. Tibbetts and daughterVivian returned the first of last weekfrom their visit witr i*elatives at Minneapolis.

Mrs. Charles Potter and daughterreturned to St. Paul Sunday after avisit of several weeks at the FredSchmid home. s *

Ray and Bonny Kleaver returnei'Saturday from a visit at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Price nearLamberton.

Miss Berniqe Francois of St. Pauland Mrs. Neufert of Minneapolisspent from Saturday until Mondaywith friends in Redwood Falls.

Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hubbard andMrs. Cora Grapp motored to SanbornSunday taking with them G. W. El-lison who" left from there on a tripeast.

Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cull and familywere Sunday visitors at Rochesterwhere they were guests of Mr. Cull’saged mother at her home.

Mr. and Mrs. Dahl returned to Min-neapolis Monday afternoon afteispending the weekend here with Mrs.Dahl’s sister, Mrs. Clem Hillig.

Rev. J. E. Rankin left last weekto attend the State Fair, having beenappointed chairman of the committeeto look after the Redwood countybooth.

Miss Ella Crimmins will leave Fri-day for Minneapolis for a visit Withfriends, leaving from there for Car-rington, N. D. where she will teachthis year. •

Miss Rose Adele Asleson left Mon-day for St. Cloiid to resume her stu-dies at the Teachers College after avisit here with her parents, Dr. andMrs. A. Asleson.

Miss Corrine Brown who has beenthe guest of her sister, Mrs. PerryNelson for several days will leaveThursday for Cyrus, N. D. where shewill teach this year.

Dr. T. E. Flinn motored to Minne-apolis Monday taking with him FrankScoates who will receive medical at-tention there. From there Dr. Flinnwent to Rochester for a short stayon business.

A. P. Falk motored to WillmarMonday taking with him his sister,Miss Anna Falk who left from therefor St. Cloud where she will attenathe Teacher’s College.

C. F. Galles and son Rex, Mrs. E.Schildknecht and Misses Marie, Josieand Florence Thune motored to Man-kato Sunday and met Mrs. Galleswho spent several days with rela-tives at Waseca.

Mrs. R. H. Byram and Mrs. FrankBaldwin motored to Willmar Satur-day taking with them Mrs. GeorgeOgren and son who has been theirguests. Mrs. Ogren left from therefor her home at Sauk Center.

Misses Margaret and Veda Mc-Naughton and Misses Jean and BessieMcKay and Donald McKay of Be!-view motored to Isle, Minn. Saturdaywhere Miss Veda McNaughton willteach this year. They returned Sun-day.

Mrs. Schmid and daughter MissLoraine of Springfield were dinnerguests of Mr. and Mrs. Perry NelsonSaturday evening. Miss CorrineBrown who is visiting at the Nelsonhome, returned with them and spentSunday at their home.

Lloyd Spang and his mother ofMoneta, lowa and Mrs. Phillo Galleaand children of Worthington motor-ed here Friday and were guests atthe Gallea homes. They left on Sun-day accompanied by Mrs. Spang andchildren who have been guests of her'parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Galleaseveral weeks.

Malcolm Gold of Big 'Stone Citywas married Wednesday, August 27thto Miss Eleanor Corey of Elk River,the marriage taking place at theof the bride’s parents. Among thfeSororiety sisters of the .bride who at-tended the wedding were Miss VeronaFriedl of Gibbon and Miss GenevievePoss Mr. Gold is abrother of Paul J. Gold, formerly ofRedwood Falls, and he and his brideare spending part of their honeymoonwith his brother and family at theirnew home in Chicago.

Mrs. Larson and daughteir MissAlphild who spent the weekend withMr. and Mrs. J. A. Stensvad left Sun-day for Montevideo where Miss Lar-son will teach. They were accom-panied by Caroline Fosnes who willattend school there.

Springfield’s “white way” was as-sured on Monday evening, when thecity council, at a regular meeting 'ofthat body, awarded the general con-tract for the installation of the omamental street lighting system to theMankato Electric company, their bidin the amount of $3,957 thelowest of those received.

Strawberry plants for fallsetting, for next years crop ofberries.

Baled Hay.

Fresh eggs a specialty.

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Mr. and Mrs. Peterson were week-end visitors 1 in' Minneapolis.

Mrs. McGowan and Miss Fairsey ofMorton were Saturday shoppers here.

Dr. and Mrs. George Grapp wereweekend guests at the Eli Lund homeat Windom.

Mr. and Mrs. Gleason of Sanbornwere Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.A. D. Mcßae.

Misses Irene Aune and Doris.,Geroyof Minneapolis were Monday visitorsat Montevideo.

John Colville will leave this weekfor North Dakota where he will attendto business matters. *

Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Gilfillan willleave this week on a motor throughnorthern Minnesota.

Miss Freda Johnson left Mondayfor Mankato where she will attendthe Teachers College this year.

Miss Josephine Shoer, apprenticegirl at the Fisher Millipery spencSunday at her home at Franklin.

Miss Elizabeth Guimand returnedMonday from Faribault where shespent the weekend at her home.

Roy Ewer and his two daughtersreturned here ‘Saturday from Remerwhere they spent the summer months.

Miss Gladys Weaver returned Mon-day from Long Prairie where shespent several days visiting her moth-er.

Willard Neuenburg returned toMorristown Friday after a visit heiewith his mother, Mrs. F. B. Neuen-burg.

Mrs. J. B. Philbrick and son Blairjreturned Sunday from a weeks visit|at the James McGregor home at! Vesta.

Albin Johnson and wife returned! to their home at Mount Pleasant, la.

j after a week’s visit with Mr. and Mrs.; Victor Johnson.

j Leonard Engeman arrived homethe later part of last week from Min-neapolis, where he is employed, fora week’s vacation. •

Mrs. H. C. Engeman and daughterDorothy visited a couple of days lastweek with Mrs. Engeman’s sister,Mrs. John Bolton at >Morton. .

Miss Edna Stewart left on Satur-day’s early train for Omaha, Neb.where she will resume her work asteacher in the Omaha schools.

Miss Virginia Ball will leave thisweek for Worcester, Mass, afterspending a month here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ball.

Miss Leila Ebright left a week piSunday for Minneapolis, leaving fromthere with a party «f relatives forNorman, Okla. w’here she will attendthe University.

Misses Irene and Eleanor Aune andDoris Geroy of Minneapolis arrivedhere Saturday for a visit at the H.M. Aune home. They returned vtoMinneapolis Monday.

Miss Mabel Clements and MissCelestine Getzske of Clements wijlattend High school in Redwood Failsthis year and w’ill make their homewith Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Marvin.

Victor Johnson and family andtheir guests Mr. and Mrs. AlbinJohnson of Mount Pleasant, loWa,and David Jacobson and family sjtentTuesday of last week at Green Lalfp.

Walter Lundburg came from Bon-illa, South Dakota to spend the week-end at the home of his brother EmilLundburg, and join his wife and lit-tle daughter who spent last week here.

Di\ and Mrs. Adams of Morgan,Mr. and Mrs. F. Gerstmann, Mrs.Fox and daughter and Mr. and Mrs.W. H. Ball and daughters enjoyed' apicnic dinner in Ramsey Park Sun-day.

Mervin Mason arrived here fromSt. Paul Saturday for a visit withhis parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Ma-son. He left on Tuesday for Cedin'Rapids, lowa where he will attendschool.

Joe Green motored here Saturday,from Moline, lowa and returned 'orSunday accompanied by Mrs. Greenand daughter who have been guestsof Mrs. Green’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.C. C. Little.

Miss Ruth Swenson was a passeng-er to Princeton, Friday morningwhere she visited over the weekendwith her brother Henry Swenson andfamily before returning to her schoolduties at Duluth.

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stenborg ofMinneapolis were guests of Mr. andMrs. H. A. Baldwin Saturday andSunday going from here to SacredHeart where they spent Monday withMr. Stenborg’s parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lackey and fam-ily of Columbia, S. C. arrived hereSunday for a visit with Mrs. Lackey'saunt, Mrs. Cora Grapp. From herethey will go to Huron, S. D. whereMr. Lackey will teach in the Univer-sity.

Miss Gladys Mullaney returnedSunday from New Prague shespent her two weeks vacation withher parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.Mullaney and has resumed her workin the office of Dr. J. W. Inglis. Shewas accompanied here by her father,W. F. Mullaney and her sister, Evelyn.

School opened Tuesday with thefollowing corps of teachers. Super-intendent Irwin Ludolph of Minneapo-lis, high school; Miss Faith K. Staf-ford also of Minneapolis; seventh andeighth grades; Miss Margaret Ho-bart of Lake Crystal; fourth, fifthand sixth grades, Miss Gene Grayof Winona and first, second and thirdgrades, Miss Gertrude Parker of Red-wood Falls.

Messrs. L. E. Potter, C. H. Asch andB. J. Lattimer made a motor trip toHettinger, N. Dak., last Thursday toinspect and purchase a large numberof sheep which are to be distributed-to farmed in this community upontheir arrnal here. Mr. Potter in-formed the writer that 2,000 head ofewes and lambs were purchased inthat vicinity and they are to be ship-ped here in the near future.—Spring-field Advance.

Carl Hultquist of Delhi was a Mon-day business caller here.

H. J. Heilman of Minneapolis isa visitor in Redwood Falls.

Senator Johnson of Ivanhoe was aFriday business caller in RedwoodFalls. •

I. M. Stensvad was a business vis-itor in Minneapolis Wednesday andThursday.

Jess Walker of Adele, lowa isvisiting at home of his sister, Mrs. S.H. Britton.

Mr. and Mrs. William Duncan, Jr.of Milroy were Friday callers in Red-wood Falls. ,

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hauck spentFriday at Worthington attending theCounty Fair.

Miss Fred Johnson visited last weekat the home of her sister, Mrs. PaulLemke near Vesta.

Miss Helen Birkenmeyer of Or-tonville is a visitor at the home ofMr. and Mrs. K. Glassco.

Supt. and Mrs. R. Towne of Glen-coe were guests of Mrs. Towne’s sist-er, Mrs. W. B. Clement one day lastweek.

Dr. and Mrs.. B. P. Flinn and Mr.and Mrs. Harry Ward returned Sunday from a stay of several days atRemer.

Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Barnes andfamily returned Saturday from astay of several weeks at their cabinat Remer.

Mrs. Pearl Orton and four childrenof Adele, lowa are guests of Mrs.Orton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H.Britton home.

A. W. Tenhoff, expert blind PianoTuner will be here soon. Leave wornat Thompson’s Music store. A. W.Tenhoff. 8-1 1.

Miss Edna Britton left Monday forMinneapolis after spending her vaca-tion here with her parents, Mr. andMrs. S. H. Britton.

Mrs. Bess Wilson" and her son Jackand daughter Jean i*etui*ned Fridayfrom a visit at Park Rapids and astay of sevex*al days at Remer.

Mrs. Jennie Pomroy left Sundaymorning for Modesto, California, hav-ing been called by the serious illnessof her sister, Mrs. Frice Lyle.

Mrs. Anna Nearants of Seattle,Wash. ai*rived here Thursday for avisit with her mother, Mrs. M. Denneyand sister, Mrs. Frances Davis.

Miss Gretta Britton who has beenvisiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.H. Bi*itton left Friday for Canton.Minn, where she will teach this year.

Miss Adaline Pierce who has beenthe guest of her sister, Mrs. L. E.Backer and family for two weeks lettMonday for her home at Sioux City,lowa.

Miss Clai*a Berdan who spent thesummer months here with her moth-er Mrs. I. Berdan left Friday foxAlbert Lea where she will teach thisyear.

Misses Pauline and Vivian Biownof Havre, Mont, who have been, gu-ests at the home of their aunt, Mrs.Bert Lamphere for a month leftThursday for their home.

William Nickleson and Miss RoseKraull di*ove up from Ruthton Sun-day with Mrs. Isabell Woolstencroftand sons Mark and Arthur who havespent the past two month with rela-tives at Ruthton.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamphere o!St. Paul spent last week visiting atthe home of Mr. and Mrs. George

in Beaver Falls and at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Beit Lamphereof Redwood Falls.

j Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Parson and then! son Glenn motored to Elbow Lake Sat-urday where they spent the weekendwith relatives. From there Glenn left

j for Grand Forks, N. D. where he willjcontinue his work at the University,

i David M. Clough, former governorof Minnesota, died last week at his

- home at Everett, Washington wherehe had lived for the past twentyyears. Mr. Clough was Governorfrom January 31st., 1895 to JanuaryIst., 1899 and gave to the state astrong and efficient administration.He is survived by his wife and onedaughter.

! Wm. G. Frank of Springfield hasbeen appointed one of the delegates

! to attend the National Dairy Conven-tion to be held in Milwaukee Septem-ber 27th to October 4th. A series oftours to visit some of the famousdairy farms of Wisconsin is an im-portant part of the interesting con-vention program.

Springfield is making ready for itsannual “Sauerkraut Day,” Com-mittees will soon be appointed to out-

i line the program for the day. One! of the features will be a display offarm products, for which substantial

I premiums will be offered. A freesauerkraut dinner will be served.Last year’s celebration was attended

1 by more than ten thousand, and it is

j expected that this year’s crowd willexceed that of a year ago.

Six bandits held up the village ofSvea in Kandiyohi County last Thurs-

i day, and robbed the bank and theI postoffice, getting a total of aboutS6OO. ' The robbery took place at mid-night and the robbers took possessionof the town, terrorized the residentsby a big. display of firearms and afew shots and proceeded to literallychop their way into the vault of thebank. Cosmos, a small village nearLitchfield sustained a similar bankrobbery within the past ten days.

Mrs. Jos. Schwarz of Wabasso diedat her home Monday, August 25thafter a ten days illness caused by aparalytic stroke. Funeral serviceswere held at the Catholic Church atWabasso Wednesday. Mrs. Schwarzhas for many years been a residentof Redwood County having lived nearClements prior to her removal to thefarm home near Wabasso. She Lsurvived by her husband, one daugh-ter, one son, and several brothers andsisters among whom are Thomas andEd. Steffi of Clements.

Dr. A. Sarchet of Minneapolis is aRedwood Falls visitor.

Miss Inez Root and sister of Mor-gan were>Wednesday shoppers here'.

W. T. Willcox went to MinneapolisSaturday for a short stay on businessmatters.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daskam lastweek moved into the home of Mrs.Minnie Ahrens. '

Rev. Paul L. Grove spent a fewdays last week visiting with friendsin South Dakota.

Miss Elsie Gaedy returned lastMonday from Wadena where she wasthe guest of friends.

Dr. H. B. Cole and son Gordon andTed Byram are spending severaldays in northern Minnesota.

Miss Elsie Gaedy left Friday forMinneapolis where she has accepteda position as teacher at Camden Sta-tion.

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walker of Adele,lowa will arrive this week for a visitwith Mr. Walker’s sistex*, Mrs. S. H.Britton.

Mrs. B. J. Becker and daughterErnestine and Miss Ella Mantzke vis-ited with friends at Sacred Heartlast Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Showalter andMr. and Mi*s. C. L. Hemberson ofMinneapolis spent the weekend atDiamond Lake.

Mr. and Mrs. Senter Baldwin havemoved into the home of Mrs. J. Ash-ford, formerly occupied by Mr. andMrs. W. K. Bi'own.

Editor and Mrs. Fred Childs anddaughter Miss Doris of Mayn&rdwere Monday afternoon guests ofMrs. Helen Robinson.

Mr. and Mrs. Bui’ton Russel andfamily of Adele, lowa are visitingwith Mrs. Burton Russell’s parents,Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Britton.

Mrs. J. F. Barnunx and daughteiMiss Laura of Mankato were guestsof Mr. and Mrs. Vern Barnunx andMr. and Mrs. Bert Barnum last week.

Mr. and Mrs. John Walker and sonof Los Angeles, California visited atthe S. H. Britton home last week.Mr. Walker is Mrs. Britton’s sister.

Mr. and Mi*s. E. K. Wesner, whohave been living in the home of Mrs.Alexander have moved in the resi-dence of Mrs. M. Mann near RamseyPark.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seney leftFriday for their home at Sioux Cityafter a visit fo several days with Mr.and Mrs. O. H. Johnson at HotelRamsey.

Miss Desimore Whiting of Red-wood Falls and Miss Mildred Harrisof Hanley Falls, are here this weekvisiting at home of Mr. and Mrs,George Bendix.—Vesta Censor.

A small tornado struck the villageof Maynard on Wednesday of lastweek, blowing in a number of storefronts, etc. The damage done in thatvicinity is estimated at SIO,OOO.

Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Johnson of HotelRamsey left Tuesday for Lake Ver-million whex*e Mrs. Johnson hopes toget relief from her annual attack ofhay fever. They will be away twoor three weeks.

Miss Joscelyn of Redwood Fallsand mother, Mrs. R: N. Joscelyn were

in Lamberton on Wed-nesday afternoon. Miss Joscelynmade this office a pleasant call.—Northern Light.

He who does nothing for othersdoes nothing for himself. The bestthing you can do is to attend MAN-KATO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,Mankato, Minn. Send for catalog.

8-lt.At Luverne recently an imported

motor-cycle traffic cop succeeded inrounding up seventeen violators ofthe automobile laws. Such action ishoped to remedy in a measure theflagrant disregard for traffic laws.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers ofPenora, lowa, Mrs. Bessie Beaver ofAdele, lowa and Mr. and Mrs. CharlesKeeler of Estherville, lowa are visit-ing at the home of there uncle andaunt, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Britton.

Among the reports of big yields ofgrain which have been brought to theGazette office, the most recent one isfrom the crop of oats just threshedby Norval Weeks. Mr. Weeks reaped1700 bushels from twenty-one acres.

The Citizens Band of Fairfax hasbeen engaged to play at the Red woo iCounty Fair on Friday, September26, which is the second county fairengagement for the local band thisfall, the other being for the RenvilleCounty Fair on September 10.—Faii-fax Standard.

Miss Eva Balfany, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. J. H. Balfany of Wanda wasunited in marriage with George M.Grandpre of Marshall on Thursdaymorning at 9 o’clock at Redwood Falls.The bride was dressed in a brown silkcanton crepe gown and wore satinpumps and a tan hat. The attendantswere the bride’s brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Balfany.The newlyweds departed Thursdayafternoon for Benson and will be athome at Marshall September Ist.Their many friends extend congratula-tions and best wishes for a happywedded life.—Sanborn Sentinel.

A. G. Erickson, formerly of Spring-field, has disposed of his law prac-tice at St. Cloud and will open anoffice in Minneapolis for the publica-tion of a new magazine, the nameand character of which will be an-nounced next week. Mr. Ericksonpracticed law in this city for 17years before’ moving to St. Cloudthree years ago. For the past tenyears he has been interested in thenewspaper business, being secretaryand treasurer of the Springfield Pub-lishing company, publishers of theAdvance-Press, and the lure of thenewspaper game, for which he hasalways confessed a preference, wastoo great to overcome. Mr. Erickson’snew magazine will be state-wide inscope. His family may continue toreside in St. Cloud until next spring.—Springfield Advance.

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A number of the friends and rela-tives of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Brittonsurprised them at their home Thurs-day evening, the occasion being theirtwenty-fifth wedding anniversary.The evening was spent socially andrefreshments were served. Mr. andMrs. Britton received many lovelygifts from their' friends.

Mrs. Robert Whyte entertainedeleven ladies at a picnic dinner inRamsey Park Friday afternoon, incompliment to Miss Adaline Pierce orSioux City, la. who is the guest ofher sister, Mrs. L. E. Backer.

Miss Lucille Luscher entertained acompany of twelve young ladiesThursday evening at the home ofher parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.Luscher in compliment to Miss Bleech-er of Minneapolis who is her guest.

The Equality Club was entertainedMonday afternoon at the home ofMrs. H. P. Sanders.

The regular meeting of the CountryDivision of the Pxesbyterian Mite So-

j ciety will be held at the home of theWinn Sisters Wednesday afternoon,September 10th. This is the post-poned meeting which was first an-nounced for Thursday afternoon ofthis week.

Mi*, and Mrs. David Dennistoun en-tei*tained the Paxton Farmers Clubat their home last Fi-iday evening.The program included a piano solo byFern Wheeler, a duet by Freda andEsther Wilcox and a most interestingtalk by Miss Anna Swenson of theState Deartpment of Education, whospoke on various problems of therural schools. A. M. Dennistoun re-ported that Paxton township had don-ated sllß to the tornado victims ofthis county. A short business session was held and ice cream and cakewere served; It was decided to holdthe next meeting September 19th andMr. and Mrs. M. W. Dennistoun offei*-ed their home for this meeting. Mrs.Byi*on Whittet and Mrs. Everett Wet-more were appointed to serve as theprogram committee.

The Equality Club held the firstmeeting of its club year Monday af-ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. P.Sanders, the occasion being the ob-servance of President’s Day. Themeeting was well attended and re-freshments were enjoyed at the closeof the program.

The first meeting of the Good WillCircle of the Presbyterian church washeld at the home of the Winn SistersMonday afternoon with Mrs. J. M.Stewart assisting the Misses Ada andJennie Winn.

M iss Mnllie Joern entertained agroup of ladies at her home Mondayevening in compliment to Mrs. Dick-erson of California who is the guesthere of her sister, Mrs. A. D. Mcßae.

The Kum-Join-Us Class of theMethodist Church will hold its firstmeeting for the new year at the homeof Mrs. Frank Griffith Tuesday eve-ning, September 9th. This is a socialmeeting and a short business sessionwill*be held. The attendance of all -*

the class members is urged.

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Baldwin andson spent from Wednesday until Mon-day at a cottage at Kandiyohi.

H. M. Hitchcock returned to Min-neapolis Friday after a visit here withhis daughter, Mrs. W. B. Clement.

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Miss Lillian Kirwin entertained ata six o’clock dinner last Thursdayevening in compliment to Miss Vir-ginia Cole of Redwood Falls who wasmarried Saturday.—Franklin Tribune.

Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Carpenter andtheir daughter Mrs. B. J. Becker andher daughter Miss Ernestine, return-ed last Wednesday from a campingtrip and from visiting with old timefriends at Lake City, Minneapolis andSt. Paul.

A. Mcllreavie and daughter Berna-dine of Redwood Falls and Mr. andMrs. A. C. Cronk and family of ClearLake, Wis., were Sunday visitors atthe home of the former’s daughter,Mrs. Herman Bloemke, and family.—Springfield Advance.

Miss Helen Lamberton returnedSunday night from her two weeks va-cation. In company with Miss GraceIverson of Minneapolis, Miss Lam-berton visited Duluth, Lutsen and sev-eral of the range towns, making amotor trip of about twelve hundredmiles.

The Sunday School of St. John’sEv. Luth. church held a picnic atFort Ridgely last Sunday afternoon.English services were held in the af-ternoon with Rev. A. Arndt of Red-wood Falls, who will leave soon to bea Missionary among the Apache In-dians in Arizona, and Rev. W. Nicklesof Redwood Falls, assisted Rev. Al-brecht with services. The Y. P. S.of the First Lutheran Church of Red-wood Falls and the congregation ofthe First Lutheran Church of Hectorwere also holding picnics at the Fortthat day.—Fairfax Standard.

NOTICE: Get your box seat tic-kets for the coming Redwood CountyFair at Luscher’s Grocery on of afterSeptember 10th.

NOTICE: The boys who took the• minnow net from car in State ParkFriday must return it at once oistand for arrest. H. Wolke.

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