The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-27

|ening to celebrate Thanksgiving
with his parents at Zumbrota.
10 days sale of watches, clocks,
jewelry and silyerware at lowest
prices at Luscher's drug store. 1t.
Miss Edna Westfall and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Maurer of Gaylord are ex-
pected here tomorrow at the S. D.
Westfall home.
Clerk Warner reports that ten
final certificates OF naturalization
were issued here during the Novem-
Der term of court.
Order cream for Thanksgiving to-
day, from the Up-toDate dairy,
phone No. 2L4 rural. Joseph Ty-
son. 1t.
The M. B. A. lodge will have cleo
| ton of officers on Friday evening,
| Nov. 29th. All members here are
requested to be present.
Just to show that Minnesota school
ma'ams are no weaklings, three of
the plucky girls walked eleven miles
into Albert Lea one day last week.
Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Chambers
will enjoy a glad Thanksgiving to-
morrow, over the gift to them of a
little daughter. which arrived at the
manse Monday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Holdhouse was
recently notified by letter that G.
w. Smith, his brother-in-law, was
married to Miss Jennie Small, at
Lake, Indiana. on the 18th inst.
Mr.. Smith and his bride are expect
ed here some time next spring.
A single copy of one of the Mime
apolis dailies contained four differ
ent accounts of young people being
drowned while skating onthe new
ice. The boys have been on the
lake here already, but we hope
there will be no more drownings to
chronicle here.
Rev. C. S. Nook will resume morn
ing services at the church of the
Holy Communion next Sunday morn
ing, instead of evening as heretofore.
There will also be THANKSGIVING
service next Thursday morning at
1920, and mid-week service at s
o'clock Friday evening, at the same
church.
Count your coat buttons doctor,
lawyer, merchat, priest same as
you did when a youngster, and to
that sum add 25c. The result is,
Enjoyment Of a most interesting
game of football Redwood high
school VS.. Redwood town team"
Mr.. Farmer whose turkey dinner is
not too far removed from Lakeview
park, will also be in attendance. te
Mrs. VIM. Conrad has secured a
divorce from her husband, William
Conrad, who was last spring sem
fenced to two years and four months
in the state penitentiary for an
assault on the person of Heinrich
Schmid. The case came before
Judge Brown during the Cottonwood
county term of court of Window
last week. A. H. Emerson was the
attorney for the ady.-Lamberton
Star.
Franklin Tribune: In a letter to
the Tribune, yesterday, Father
Woods stated that he would on Sat-
urday afternoon of this week accom-
pany a gentleman to Franklin who
is thoroughly familiar with the
hotel and restaurant business and
who is looking for good location.
Franklin merchants should arrange
to meet the gentleman by all means
and make it emphatic that they will
at least lend their moral cooper
alton. If this is neglected the con-.
clusion is inevitable that Franklin
does not want a hotel very badly.
Dan Mckay Of Delhi returned
from a trip to Chicago stockyards
with sheep last week, and while
away took a run to see friends at
Rockford. We heard him say that
conditions in that section are not
greatly different from here, the
farmers having gathered half crop
of corn, much of it too soft to be
salable. In Rockford and neighbor-
ing manufacturing cities there is a
lull in business owing to the shut
ting down of some big factories,