The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-12-04
Condensed laughter, Parlette. Dec.

CONDENSED laugnIer, FarleIte, Dec.
5th.
| Jos. Tyson went to Chicago yes
terday to attend the stock show.
Call at Mrs. Marines, on Second
street, and see a beautiful display
of art work.
Miss Chelgren entertained Miss
SiIverton from out of town, the lat
ter part of last week.
| C. Edward Hanson of Walnut
Grove visited his sister. Miss Hansen
of the Cold Stabeck bank, over Sun
day.
Miss Cora Anderson and friend,
Miss Laren, both students at Ham
line, were Thanksgiving guests of
Gottlieb Kuenzli.
For something unique and beauti-
full in the way Of Christmas pres
ent, visit the artwork display now
being shown at Mrs. Marines.
C. F. Noack last week closed down
the business of the Echo Produce
Co. in that town, shipping out the
goods and fixtures.
Herman Jaehn has moved his shop
and residence into the old Chinese
laundry stahd on Second street, next
door west of Thompson's music store.
County Commissioner Owens re
Gently attended the wedding of
his sister, Miss Grace Owens of
Sleepy Eye, Mr.. Page of st. Paul
being the bridegroom.
The best Christmas present for the
whole family-Youth's Companion to
new subscriber (only) and Gazette
one year for Is cents more than the
price of the Companion alone.
Residence for rent, on Fourth
street, opposite DR.. Lyman's. City
water and barn on premises. New
ly papered and in good condition.
Apply to J. Lichtwarck. 1926.
Sir Knights M. E. Powell and JOS.
Tyson attended the notable funeral
rites Of the Knights of Kadosh over
the remains of w. H. S. Wright, at
Masonic temple, St. Paul. last Sun
day night.
Orrin DeGroat is home from Wat
ertown, which town has experienced
the greatest building boom in its
history during the past season, and
Orrin has been strictly in it in the
bricklaying business.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
are planning for a Christmas apron
sale at K. P. hall tomorrow, Dec.
9Th, and in connection will serve din
ner and supper in the K. P. hall,
where the sale is to be held. Dinner
from 11:3O to 2 clock. supper from
$50 to 8. at Csc each. ge
The Renville high school eleven
suffered defeat at the hands of
Litchfeld the Saturday before
Thanksgiving day. and on that ma
tional holiday suffered the same ex-
perience that our local aggregation
had at this place, playing tie with
an alumni organization, neither side
being able to score.
Hunting accidents are frightfully
common this winter. Near Mar
shall last week, Frank Neuse stun
bled with his gun at full cock and
shot a large hole in the middle of
his left foot. A couple Of weeks
before that time a young man at
Island Lake, while hunting muskrats
on Sunday, was, shot and killed by
his brother.
The Walnut Grove Tribune an
nounces the candidacy of Eric Will
son for county commissioner Of that
district. Mr.. Wilson made good
record in the same Office some years
ago, and perhaps the only thing he
will have to fear is that the north
end of the district may present
strong claims on account of having
been out of the running since the
incumbency Of Jas. Arnold.
Dan Mclean of this city was last
week notified of the death of D. O..
Schooley, formerly engaged in the
harness business at Delhi. Mr.. |
Schooley left Delhi several years
ago, on account of impaired health,
but found only temporary relief by
the change to Calgary, where he was
in business in a clerical capacity as
long as his physical condition allowed