The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-02-25
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icities.
| Rubbers are as much an article of
! spring as pie plant and much more
necessary. Call at Heilman & Bissells.
| F. M. Ishdm and Arthur Kenney
went to St. Paul Monday, as dele
gates to the grand encamprnent I.
O. O. F.
a limited amount of fax seed fer
s.le at H. j. Ledbeter's farm, three
miles south of Redwood Falls. First
come, first served. 29-3t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Depue, living on
the west side Of the Redwood, a, e
receiving congratulations over the
rival of a baby boy.
A. Francois of Three Lakes had a
we'll attended auction sale last week
Mr.. Francois has not vet decided
where he will make his future home
Miss Maude Bunce left last week
on week S visit with friends at
Greene, Iowa. Her place at the
! Fair is filled by Miss Grace Lauter-
i bach.
Mr.. and Mrs H. n. Bell wei e
guests at the woman S club banquet
and remained over Sunday. 1t is
reported that they will again be-
come residents here next summer.
The West School, district No. g.,
east of G. W. Lussenhop' S, will
give an entertainment AID shadow
sac Saturday, Feb. %. Ladies are
requested to bring lunch for two.
The proceeds are to be used toward
an organ.
Mrs. H. G. Schmahl and daughter,
Miss Erma, left for St. Paul last
Friday, and spent a day or two in
that city, the guest of A b. HAYES
aud family. Mr.. Halves is now en-
ployed in one of the railroad offices
of st. Paul.
Mrs. Lunn, formerly of this city
but now living at St. Paul, was at
w. P. Huntington for several
days last week, having her house
hold goods forwarded to st. Pau
from this city, where they have
been in storage.
The Springfield Advance states
that petition has been sent to Rep
resentative McCleary asking for d
rural free delivery route running
north from that place to Clements
Redwood county, between routes ]
and 2, now running out of that place
The Ladies Aid society will serve
it's monthly supper in the dining
room Of the church next Friday
evening. The Epworth League
will give o social in the church
following the supper with a pro
gram and games. Every body in
vited.
There will be a basket social al
the home of Andrew Stewart Fri
day night. for the benefit of the
famine sufferers. Ladies are re
queSted to bring baskets with lunch
for two A pleasing program viii
also be rendered. A most cordia
invitation is extended to all.
Frank Wilcox writes THE GAzETrl
from Usk, Washington, 10 miles
north west of Spokane, that be is in
tending to take up. a homestead il
that vicinity, as he likes the climate
and the country. He finds plenty
! of snow, but the winter is so opet
that boats have been running OF
the rivers all winter.
W. A. Hauck and wife of Wabasso
farmerly of Red wood Falls, were il
St. Paul during a portion of las
week. The former went to St. Pau
with q view Of making a trip t
Washington with his brother. bu
the latter having decided not t,
take the trip, w. A. Hauck will re
turn to his Wabasso home this week
There will be a baptismal anC
communion service at the NJ. E
church Sunday morning next Alst
reception of members. In the even
ing the pastor will begin series 0
meetings 10 last during the mex
two weeks. The pastors and the
people of the other churches are in
vited to cooperate in these meet
ings.
The Andrews Opera Co., one 0
the oldest operate organizations ap