The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-23
Emory Mason visited Minneapol'

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Mrs. DR.. Brand next Thursday at
ternoon.
The w. C. 7. U. will meet with
Mrs. Van Dolah tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
Personal letter from VIM. Jen-
nings Bryan: I;conslder Mr.. DAVIS
one of the finest of artists.
Miss Grace Newsalt returned re-
centlyssfrom.a prolonged stay at the
home Of her parents in Owatonna.
Mr.. Davis gave one of his splen-
did talks outstanding room only. 1t
was enjoyed by every one.-Des
MONIES Qa.) Capital.
Mrs. w. G. Banks returned Satur-
day from an extended vacation with
relatives and friends..in Spring Val
ley.
Miss Leonore Theiring left Tues
day for a weeks vacation at Long
Lake. Miss Lena Theiring will take
her place during the time.
The Pease hardware force were
busy one day last1.week installing a
furnace in the new school house be-
ing built north of Clements.
Twentyssbelow zero was the record
here yesterday morning, but with
bright sunshine and little wind, the
day wasssnot intentionally cold.
A member of the Episcopal church
suggests.thatsthe,installing of new
furnace in the little church around
the corner" gives none of the mem
bers an excuse for cooling in zeal.
VIM. Schwandt of Sanborn and
Miss Goldie Harmon of Hayward,
Wis, were visitors at the home of
J. H. Ledbeter last week. Miss
Harmon and Mrs. Ledbeter are
sisters.
A half-tone portrait of Mrs. ]. A.
Schmahl headed the society column
of the st. Paul News last Saturday
As frequently happens with news
paper portraits, the picture hardly
did justice to it's subject.
c.. Fred. Thompson entertained
the men of the Episcopal church at
his home on Tuesday evening. A
seven o'clock dinner was served and
the evening was spent in social ways.
About forty were present.
Ash Davis. the inimitable chalk
talker and cartoOnist, entertained a
large audience Thursday evening.
That Mr.. Davis was able to hold his
audience spellbound to the end
speaks volumes for his ability as
public entertainer. Bayfield, County
wis Press.
Quite party of Odd Fellows went
to Mankato Monday from here.
Among them were Messrs. Hammer,
A. M. Dennistoun, Durham. Fred.
Barnes, Parrish, Tom Dennlstoun.
Kumm, D. E, Knowlton. E, S, Lin
demann, c. D. Thompson, Schroeder
and others.
The team of Fred. Ahrens of
Renville broke loose Saturday on
Second street, tearing away a post
in front of the big store and fright
ening another team. Both teams
started westward down the street
but were stopped before any dam
age was done.
the Barracks are to give HUI"
Gillies of Delhi friendly sehd-off at
the Presbyterian church parlors next
Thursday night after the prayer
meeting hour. Hub" is preparing
to leave for Canada, where his
father will take up his abode early
in the spring. King Edwards gain
will be at the expense of the good
people Of Delhi.
Thursday evening of next week
Ash Davis the cartoonist is due to
give one of his delightful entertain
ments. All of the library course
entertainments have been fine, and
if the audiences hold out as hereto
fore the library is likely to get a
benefit as we'll as the public, which
so far has found all the numbers of
the course worth while.
Saturdays storm brought oceans
of trouble to the railroads of the
northwest, but did not delay trains
or mails in this vicinity to any
noticeable extent. The storm was
at it's worst Saturday evening The