The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-02-13
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Farm for rent. Inquire of Her
man Kaiser, Delhi. Mimi.
Smith Tiffany came down from
Dawson to spend Sunday at home.
H. A. Baldwin and wife went to
Minneapolis by the noon train yes
terday.
j. D. Jackson and wife came home
last Sunday, after a weeks stay at
Minneapolis.
w. w. McGowan Of Morton was
in the city last Saturday, greeting
many old-time friends.
@. L. Dornberg came up from the
capitol last Saturday, to remain
dav or two with his family.
Don't fail is see Clint and Bessie
Robbins in their one act sketch, "A
Rag Doll'' at the opera house Mon
day, Feb. 18th.
Hurry and get your seats for At
Risk of His Life at the opera house
Feb. 18th, or you will have to go
back and stand up. 1t.
Mrs Mortimer is moving back to
/ her store on the south side of Second
street, to make preparation for her
/ Easter millinery opening.
E. C. Thuerwachter was called to
his old home in Fond du Lac last
Thursday, by a telegram announc-
! ing the death of relative.
/ Judge F. S. Brown, well known
attorney of Tracy, has joined the
ranks of the Benedicts at last, hav-
ing been welded to Miss Flora
Hartigan Of that city on the I'd
inst.
DR.. L. C. Gould of st. Paul,
popular dentist of the capital city,
stopped over with DR.. Lyman few
days the first of this week, having
been obliged to take vacation on
account of broken arm.
The social given at the Lechner
hall last Wednesday under the au-
spices of St. GATHERINGS church was
a pleasant affair attended by a good
crowd. The church realized a neat
sum in the neighborhood of S25
from same.
The union young peoples social
at the M. E. church last Monday
evening, was largely attended, and
the program and refreshments kept
the young yeople and sprinkling
Of older people busy and happy up
to late hour.
! Mr.. and Mrs. |. N. Tompkins and
/ Miss Mary Thune united in enter
tanning a house-full of guests Tues
day evening Of last week Another
considerable company of fortunate
ones are invited to the Tompkins
home this evening.
THE GAZETTE Inadvertently omit
ted mention of Comrade Cressey 5
entertainment last week. The de-
scriptionssof the Chickamauga fight
were vivid, whether considered as
views or. word pictures, and the
worthy old veteran is deserving of
! the generous patronage which he is
receiving from the public all along
the line.
The New Ulm Review states as a
remarkablerfact that Redwood Falls
has had .only three saloons for sew
eral years past. To make the So
briefly Of our people more apparent,
it might be added that two out of
the three have been under negotia-
ton for. transfer Of ownership re
Gently, with no one hopeful enough
of the venture to close the deal.
We confess with humiliation that
Redwoodf Falls is a mighty poor
town for the boose business at pres
ent.
Thescoal situation looked little
serious last Thursday, when it was
reported that. Wabasso, Delhi and
North Redwood were without coal
and. teams were coming here from
long distances to reduce the stocks
of oursdealer. Dick Ziemer was the
only dealer in town who had any
nut coal in stock at that time. Al
of the other dealers had orders
in for the needful weeks ago, bu
weresin the same fix as the dealer
all over the state, who are awaiting
supplies fromsthe head Of the lakes
This.gwas the nearest to coal fam