The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-12-19

her recent visit with relatives in
Kansas.
Rev. Donovan of Dundas, father
of Mrs. H. Schleuder of this city,
visited here few days last week.
Albums, toilet sets, work boxes.
and eelluloid goods of all kinds, at
Luscher's drug store. 1872
Miss Huntington Of Plattville,
Wis, has been visiting here the past
week at the home of her sister,.
Mrs. Ed. Pratt.
Rev. R. F. Chambers returned
with his mother Thursday noon.
He went to Ottumwa, Ia, instead of
Owatonna, as previously stated in
these columns.
Miss Minnie Hanse, an expert
seamstress and dressmaker, is pre-
pared to do work Of that descrip-
ton. Call at or phone the home of
J. H. Melges. 18-tf.
Mrs. Weber of Faribault, formerly
Mrs Offerman. sends her congratu-
lations to Secretary Schmahl along
with a renewal of subscription for
Fred. Oferman of Bellingham and
herself. Fred. is a prosperous drug
gist out there.
Albert Trust came in last Thurs
day for few days with his family.
He reports nothing doing on the
road but Christmas goods, and
other travelling men tell the same
story. Everywhere Santa Claus is
1t, as he has right to be.
In the court house Sunday, Dec.
3Oth, at p. M, Rev. Father Woods
will deliver a rousing temperance
lecture. Some appropriate music is
promised. Come one and all and fill
the court room to OVERLOOKING This
is free lecture, and no one need
stay away
O. C. Goethe will join his family
now in New Mexico some time next
month, and remain there for several
weeks. He will leave a very cap
able substitute in charge of his
office in the person of N. V. R.
Hunter, who already knows the
duties of the Office pretty well.
There is to be wedding next Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Wetmore, near this city. On that
day their son Everett is to be we'd
ded to Miss Lenore Gendrean, and
The GAZETTE is taking no chances in
wishing the young people a merry
Christmas and happy New Year.
VIM. H.EWallace, formerly with
the Gold-Stabeck bank at this place,
but who afterwards went to Los
Angeles, CAL, is now locating a bank
at Long Beach, California, for the
Wallace Bros, uncles of William,
and the latter writes that Long
Beach is a hustling berg where the
sun ever shines. The bank is to be
incorporated under the name of the
Exchange National bank, and
building is being erected in which
to conduct the business, which will
commence on Jan. LIST.
If you are interested in the live
stock market, subscribe for the
market edition of the daily Chicago
Evening Post. The regular price
has been 81 per year, but we are
able to offer it on The GAZETTE
bargain days, Dec. 18th aud 10Th, at
So for The GAZETTE and the Daily
Evening Post combined. Until Feb.
LIST the two papers will cost on other
than bargain days, $3.50 per year.
A few Gazette advertisers were not
seen in regard to our special edition
last week and have mildly protested.
AS the extra edition was quite con-
spicuously announced the week be-
forehand, it can hardly be charged
that any Partially was intended.
AS matter of fact, our ability to
turn out a large number of pages
was limited, | and in soliciting ads.
our aim was to limit their size to
a half page..or less so that all might
be accommodated.
Muskrats are said to be plenty, in
fact numerous, this year, and some
of the boys that wear mackintoshes
are getting ready to swoop down on
the said rats and assassinate them.
1t will be remembered by a few of
the older Indians below town that
Tho xr,i,, 6 1914 x-.-