The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-12-25

Floyd Greene, a former Redwood
Falls citizen, is here for the Christ
mas season.
Paul Hitchcock of Sioux City,
Iowa, arrived home for a few days
visit last week.
Doing business just for fun, all
heavy goods at cost or less than cost.
at Philbrick''s. 1t
Miss Cora Anderson is among the
Homecoming students from Ham
line for Christmas vacation.
Roy Bunce is expected here for
Christmas, for a visit with the
Bunce and Baker households.
Miss Carrie Seebeck, who is teach
ing in LeSueur county, came home
for Christmas a few days ago.
Miss Abbie Louise Amy of De
corah, Iowa, is enjoying a holiday
visit with Mrs. C. A. Neufert.
Forest King is home from Law
renee University, Wis, for the
Christmas vacation with his par
ents.
Ernest Heilman is improving the
midwinter vacation at the Wiscon-
sin University, visiting the home
folks.
Do you want to save money on
your winter goods? If SO, attend
the great sale at Philbrick's. See
large ad. 1t
Miss Helen Mann arrived at the
home of her parents in this city the
first Of the week, and will enjoy her
midwinter vacation with them.
The Censor states number of
Vesta business men have banded
themselves together to install an in
dependent telephone exchange in
Vesta, with phone rentals at so
cents month.
Mrs. Chas. Winn left this city for
Kingfsher, Oklahoma, last Wednes-
day, accompanied by her son. She
will visit with her parents and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hauck and Mrs.
j. R. Lankard, for several weeks be-
fore returning.
H. G. Odden of Sioux Agency
township, was circulating a petition
here last Saturday, for presenta-
ton to our honorable board of coun-
ty commissioners, asking that a
bridge be constructed across the
Minnesota river north of Echo, says
the Enterprise.
Otto Goethe resumed command at
the register of deeds office the first
of last week, and will probably re-
main during the coming year. A
host of friends were glad to well
come him back. though regetting
his determination to locate in the
southwest at the end of his official
term.
Fay Shaver sold his quarter section
farm southwest of this city last week
to H. w. Hillman of this city, and on
Saturday took a train for Southern
California, hoping to enjoy the
Christmas season with his wife and
child, who are visiting there. Mr..
Shaver has a job awaiting him and
will remain on the coast until next
spring at least.
A. M. Welles of the Sank Center
Herald is expected in this city next
Friday, to attend reunion of the
Baraca class on the evening Of the
following day, in the Presbyterian
church. With the return of the
founder of the class and of his sue
cessor, Otto Goethe, it is hoped that
every former or present member of
the class will manage to be present.
Frank M. Eddy paid a social call
at The GAZETTE office last Saturday,
while waiting between trains on his
way home from lecture tour in
this vicinity. Mr.. Eddy is giving
his temperance talks under the man.
agement of a lecture bureau, and
could not say whether he would visit
Redwood Falls the coming season or
not, in that connection. He is sure
to attract good audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lindeman. on
Tuesday evening" entertained in
honor of Miss Bertha Bodie of Law
ton. N. D., about twenty of her old
acquaintance. The evening was
spent with singing and music, after
which the O11oStC wnro oo1Iod into