The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-12-18

Store building for rent or sale on
easy terms. Inquire of C. +. Apitz.
19-tf.
Chas. Dripps and wife were in the
city last week on visit with their
relatives here.
More good things that you haven't
seen-our basement sale lasts all
this week. -Aune & Thune. 1t
C. w. Mead has fitted up the east
side of his building on Third street
for a pool and billiard room, and al
ready has the tables in position.
Mrs. j. NJ Huntington went to
st. Paul the first of this week to Wis
it at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
J. A, Schmahl, over the holidays.
Lawn tennis in December seems a
little out of season, but they are
keeping up the racket at Echo, ac-
cording to the Enterprise of that
city.
Is there any reason why you
shouldn't visit our basement sale:
can youEafford to miss such bargains
as we are offering, things almost
half price?- Aune & Thune. 1t
Earle. and Ernest Mead arrived
home from long tour of the west
ern country few days ago. They
have been as far west as San Fran
cisco since they left home, over two
years ago.
J. B. Robinson & Co. sold quarter
section across the river, north of Del
hi, to D. L. Crimmins, and a small
tract of two acres south of the rail-
road track and east of H. Theiring's
place, to Martin Lehrenz recently.
The gentlemen friends of Gus
Schildknecht gathered at the Schild-
knecht residence one evening this
week to celebrate the anniversary
of Gus birthday. He was %. How
far didthe ride and how far did he
walk?
Take lookssat our odd pants. fan
cy vests. fancy shirts, neckwear,
underwear. The further you come
the better it will pay you to visit our
basement sale.-Aune & Thune. 1t
]. w. Keachie, our former cream
cry manager, is wanted in a live
Iowa town in the same capacity,
and will remove with his family in
the course of week or two. The
Gazette would commend the family
to the good graces of their neighbors.
Rev. McKibben, the eloquent past
or of the Presbyterian church at
Marshall, and formerly at Morgan,
will preach every evening at the
Presbyterian church in this city,
during the week of prayer, COM
mencing Jan. 9th.
Toilet sets,ss albums, work boxes
and celluloid goods of all kinds at
Luschers' drug store. 1926.
Clerk of court Warner has recent
ly issued licenses to the following
young people who are to wed during
the holidays: Ernest M. F. Burg
niger and Emma Sauer, Clair O.
Moore and Dollie Hutchinson,
Matthias Urke and Marie Froland,
Martin Nelson and Burgine Fossum.
So many holiday editions have
come to this office the past week that
particular mention of all would make
a long list. The Echo Enterprise was
first to appear, with twenty pages of
reading and advertising matter, the
latter covering about every firm in
Echo. Glad to learn that Bro.
Hughes and wife are appreciated.
Jewelry, watches, toys and silver
ware in great variety for Christmas
at Luscher's drug store. 1926.
A union meeting under the au-
spices of the w. C. T. U. was held
at the Christian church last Sunday
evening. A choir of 80 young peo-
pie under the leadership of Mrs.
Dubois furnished the music, and
Revs. Dubois and Nicholson and
Mrs. Vandolah andlMrs. Fuller made
short addresses, which were well
received. Rev. Chambers led with
the reading of scripture.
Government postal regulations do
not forbid patrons from showing
little appreciationYand consideration
for employees. = The holidays bring
an immense amount of extra work
in post offices and on mail routes,