The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-12-11

Christmas goods in great variety
at lowest prices at Luscher's drug
store. 1926.
Don't be hog on ice. Root will
sharpen those dull skates for Is
cents. 1t.
]. Albert johnson was a passen-
ger over the st. Louis as far as
Franklin yesterday.
Jewelry, watches, toys and silver
ware in great variety for Christmas
at Luscher's drug store. 1926.
Mrs. Walter Henzie of Carlyle
| was down to visit her mother, Mrs.
VIM. Smith, the first of the week.
Toilet SETS. albums, work boxes
and celluloid goods of all kinds at
Luschers'idrug store. 1926.
Mrs. w. H. Force had her brother.
from Chicago, Ed. Chase, as guest
for day or two during the past
week.
Misses Hanson, Larson and See
beck journeyed to the cities last
Saturday, and have already arrived
home.
Fred. Dripps, who has been put
ting in a bnsy season in the building
line in South Dakota, is home for
the winter.
Our readers will have to overlook
scarcity of local news this week.
Read the Jews in our advertising
columns there is where THE GA
zETTE shines for all. ~
Judge Evans, DIR. Brand, Messrs.
Hubbard. Apitz, Pease, Odeklrk,
Clemens, Patton, Francois and Jones
were among the Pythians in attend.
ance at the K. of P. convention at.
Sleepy Eye last week.
Alderman Wilcox is scheduled to
join the automobile class this win
ter, with a machine built to over
come the troubles of winter motor
ng, the international Harvester Co
being the manufacturers.
DR.. Lyman met H. E. Miller,
formerly of this city but now of
Moose Jaw, while at Minneapolis
last week. Mr.. Miller was on his
way to Rochester for hospital treat
ment at the Mayo institute, and will
probably be at Rochester for sew
eral weeks. .t
John S. Marsh Post has elected
the following officers for the coming
year: S. A. Hall post CON-, O., J.
Swan S. V. CON-, L. A. Colson. J. V.
COM, VIM. P. Tenney @. M, J. S..
Baker chaplain, August Knueppel
surgeon, Fred. Cain 0. D., A. ",
Federly O. G., Alfred Yesler guard.
Delegate to department encamp-
ment H. N. Bell, alternate Vim. P.
Tenney.
Olivia Review: Deacon Donham,.
the senior publisher of DOMAINS
Doings Of LeSueur, Mimi, and well
known here, having at one time been
a writer on the Olivia Review, has
given up the wine cup, and in his
November issues comes out fiat
footed for temperance Mr.. Dom
ham has been a heavy ydrinker for
years. in fact he has spent several
fortunes in trying to be too good "a
fellow. His article onfthe subject
is written with tone of sincerity,
and his brethren of the press will
certainly rejoice over his reforma-,
ton.
Members of the Masonic fraternity
report a royal time here last Wed
nesday evening, on the occasion of
the Official visit OF Grand Master
Widell of Mankato. We are informed
that this was the first official visit.
ever paid by a Grand Master to the
lodge in this city, and that the
brethren exerted themselves sue
cessfully to make the occasion a
notably pleasant one. The grand
master inspected the work of the
lodge in the third degree, and latter
there was a fine spread of good
things in the refreshment rooms of
the fraternity. Grand Master
Widell and others made congratula-
tory addresses and the gathering
adjourned at late hour.
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