The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-07-10
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Clerk wanted at the 5 and 10 cent

OiSih WdHl0u aC the ana LII cent
store.
Zlemer's matched team Of goats is
the envy of all the youngsters in the
town.
Martin Lohrenz and wife attended
the 18th of July celebration at New
Ulm.
Mrs, John Donlon Of Madison
spent few days with her brother,
A. Asleson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald and FAM
lily and Joe Dale and wife Of Dawson
spent the fourth with the Asleson
family.
viii M. Smith took bis trombone
to Lucan on the 4th, to help out the
band there.
Miss Ella Colville of Rockford,
ILL.,, is visiting with her brothers
family south of this city.
Mrs. Jas. Gull Of Milroy visited
her mother and family at the Cath
Ole pastoral home last week.
The Misses Maud, Ruth, Addie
and Ina Leighton are Minneapolis
guests at Pleasant Grove farm.
Mrs. VIM. Baker visited her daugh-
ter at New UIm on the 4th, and
will remain there for a few weeks.
A small hail storm was reported
between this city and Wabasso and
Seaforth, the day before the fourth.
Very little damage was done, how
ever.
The new 5 and 10 cent store had
an overflow crowd at their opening
last Tuesday evening. The 10 cent
limit appears to strike a popular
chord.
| Lawrence McMasters is now hold
ing down homestead at Schaefer,
N. D., and writes his people here
that crop prospects are good. tho
the weather is somewhat dry.
Allan King, who has been doing
the wild and woody west the past
year, his last hating place being
Salt Lake City, is home for a vaca-
| ton with his mother and other rela.
tives.
Glen. Lauterbach represented THE
GAZETTE force at the New Ulm
fourth Of July celebration, and re.
turned with his head of normal size
indicating a safe and sane celebra-
ton. Glenn reports that New Ulm
celebrated in magnificent shape.
An announcement came to the
Lauterbach family Sunday by wire
to the effect that another boy had
arrived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Cook Of ST. Peter. This
makes trio of Cookies all boys
| for the Cooks.
Miss Margaret Stewart, who has
been teacher in the Seattle schools
the past two years, is visiting hel
brothers and sisters in this county
and their families. Miss Stewart
wrote an interesting letter about
Seattle for Gazette readers severa
months ago.
| H. A. Baldwin and family went
to St. Paul yesterday, where Herb.
will attend the bankers convention,
while the members Of his household
will visit with relatives and friends
in the two cities. Misses Dean anc
Vean will go to Red Wing before
returning home:
The Independent is authority fol
the statement that Mrs. II. Adsit
is likely to be a resident Of Redwood
Falls in the near future. Mrs. AID.
sit is prominently identified with
Sunday-school and church work. and
would be desirable citizen should
she come to this city.
A midget circus parade created
excitement on Second street last
Saturday afternoon. The procession
was at least two rods long and the
dazzling collection Of animals. trop-
| ical birds and acrobats in costume
nearly created a stampede Of the
teams along the street. Admission
| ten pins. No half price for kids.
Invitations were issued last week
by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Lussenhop
to the wedding services uniting then
daughter Cora to August Sieber Of
Sherman township. The ceremony
will be celebrated at the LussenhoI