The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-08-07

| gan last Monday.
Granite ware sale at the 5 and 10
Ecent store Saturday, Aug. 10th.
Miss Leona johnson is back from
visiting at her grandparents in
Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. w. S. Mckay and daughters
visited with the Enestvedt family at
Belview the first of last week.
Residence on Washington street
for sale cheap. if applied for at
once. Inquire of Mrs. A. w. Bager.
Miss Conner resumed her duties at
the library early last week, after a
few week. vacation.
Grover Jaehning came down from
Bemidji Thursday and visited until
Sunday with his brother Geo. and
| family.
If your eyes are worth having they
are worth'saving. Consultation free
by DR.. Asleson. All work guaran-
teed.
Miss Mary I. Southworth of North
field was in the city this week, look
ing after the Southworth real estate
in this vicinity.
A real estate man was inquiring
for house for rent in this city last
Monday. and was not able to find
one that filled the bill,
C. J.EHartman, prescription clerk
at Hitchcock's drug store, is plan
ming to return to his former home
at Hutchinson in a few weeks.
w. j. Boyer, who has oficiated as
engineer for Ben Bliss for several
seasons, is back to put the machine
in order for the fall threshing run.
Lamberton and Banker were over
at Sanborn last week buying bunch
of five fine draught horses for their
buses from Peter j. Pint of that
city.
F. A. Gray made good last weeks
announcement of his homecoming,
arriving here with his son Billie last
Saturday. Both Finley and Billie
look as though life in California had
agreed with them.
Grace Pease was treated to
birthday party last Thursday, going
with her father and a bunch of little
misses Of her own age to the Thomp-
son farm near Delhi village, where
a picnic was in order.
Edwin Tyson returned to his du-
ties as travelling representative of
the Quaker Oats corporation the
first of this week, with headquarters
at Chicago. Edwin has made good
since going on the road last year,
and is already popular salesman.
Mr.. C. Miles is getting SIS per
month; Mr.. Lambert, $500, both last
years students at the National Bust
ness college, 619-625 First Ave. So.
Minneapolis. Send for scatalog.
What they have done for thousands
of others they can do for you. 1t.
We are pleased to announce the
marriage of Miss Caroline L. Their
ing of this city to Mr.. R. w. Thomp-
son of Minot, N. D., which is to
occur in this city on Wednesday,
August Nth, at the Christian church
at p. m. No cards will be issued.
Mrs. Myra f. Nield and daughter
Shirley Of Lafayette. Ind, who have
been visiting in this city and vicinity
for several weeks, left here last
Saturday on their return trip to
Indiana. The family formerly re-
sided here. Mr.. Nield being for a
time in the furniture business.
About dozen from here took
advantage Of the cheap rate to Wa
coma last Sunday and attended the
band tournament there. In spite of
the heavy rain in the afternoon the
tournament was pulled off, the
Sprinfeld "Orpheum' band receiv-
ing first prize, while the Gaylord
band took second.
Editor futile rubs it into the de-
feated Redwood tennis players just
a little, and lets out a whoop for his
home team, as was strictly proper:
Redwood Falls, Sleepy Eye. Echo,
Wood Lake. Delhi, New Ulm, Wa
basso, -Seaforth, Fairfax and a
Sleepy Eye combination at Spring
field, have all gone down before our
mighty bunch and Belview rejoices. .
/ The school board met for organ.