The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-09-11
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Miss Eta McIlreavie is home from
q visit with friends at Rochester.
Harry Hinton was over from Nor
ton Sunday, the guest of Ed. Pratt.
Mrs. Geo. L. Evans was at the
cities last week in company with her
son Frank.
Miss Ellen Heinze of Sleepy Eye
visited with Mrs. C. A. Luscher the
past week.
See Fairbanks Soap Co.'S repre-
sentative at Kuenzlie & Luscher's
this week. Special prices. 1t
Miss Myrtle Ball of Morgan, who
graduated from our high school last
year. will take musical course at
Valparaiso, Ind, the coming year.
w. T. Eckstein, the obliging stem
ographer in Judge Olsen's court,
was last week elected secretary of
the state association of court re-
porters.
Miss Maud Bunce was elected win
ner Of the frappe set at the 5 and 10
cent store, with Miss Alice Leather
man second, and Moses Columbus Of
the Agency won the S. cash prize,
with Mrs. Glum second.
J.P. Krier, who bought the FL
lott farm west of this city few
months ago, is already at work plow-
ing and improving his place. When
asked if he was going to sow wheat
next spring his reply was mot an
acre"
Secretary Pierce was in this city
last Thursday, getting guarantees
for the work of the association the
coming year, and authorized The
| GAZETTE to announce the county
convention of that organization in
this city on the 9Th and 7th of Oc-
tober.
A beautiful service was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A.
Japs, in south Redwood Falls last
Sunday afternoon, when their only
child, Wilbur Hastings Japs, aged
seven months, received the rite of
baptism from the pastor of the
family, Rev. R. F. Chambers. About
dozen friends witnessed the serv-
ice.
Mrs. A. w. Bager went to Minot
with the balance of her family last
Thursday, where they will make
| their home in the future, Mr..
Bager having a good blacksmith
business there. Redwood regrets
the loss of good citizens. but wishes
them prosperity when they leave to
become citizens of other towns.
Lost in Egypt will be played at
the opera house two nights COM
mencing Friday, Sept. 18th. This is
the best Mr.. McGovern has ever
had, having good, strong cast. 1t
lis sure to prove winner. There
will be specialties by Mr.. McGovern,
Mr.. Mccall and other members of
the company. Seats on sale at
Buechner's.
j The high school has attracted a
bright lot of young people from our
neighboring towns. and our citizens
should not fail to try and make their
stay here pleasant, as far as pos
sible. Boys and girls away from
their homes appreciate pleasant
look. and everybody can at least
give them that much. Little kind.
nesses and attentions to strangers in
our midst help the giyer, the strang.
er and the town.
Brainerd Arena: Chas. HI. Ken
ney of Redwood Falls, who has beer
visiting the family of his brother, F
E. Kenney, for the past month, left
Tuesday for the state fair at Ham
line. Mr.. Kenney will also visit al
his former home in Rice county be
fore returning to Redwood. Mr.
Kenney was very favorably i'm
pressed with Brainerd and Grow
Wing county and it is his intention
to return and take up his residenc.
in this section of the state.
Threshers in this vicinity are hop
ing that weather conditions will per
NIT them to finish shock threshins
this week. They report no larg'
yields of wheat, and that barley ha
been much the best crop of grail
for the farmer this year. At pres
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