The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-10-02

Clarence Hillig and Ralph Jennings
Of Morgan were Redwood Falls Wis
itors Monday.
Mrs. Jack Desmond is preparing
to return to her home at Devils
Lake, N. D., tomorrow.
Miss Mcmillan of Toronto is visit
ing with her relatives in this city.
John McIlreavie and family.
Don't forget the Y. M. c. A. con-
vention, previously announced, which
opens next Saturday evening.
| Rev. R. F. Chambers will go to
LeSueur next Monday to attend the
fall meeting of the Mankato pres
bytery.
Miss Lillian Anderson of the Min
nesota Central telephone company
at Franklin visited with the tele-
phone girls here during the fair.
Mrs. Mortimer and sister. Mrs.
johnson, went to the cities yester-
day, the former to buy millinery
and the latter to return to her home
at Spring Valley.
Mrs. Carroll of S'eepy Eye paid
another visit to her father, John
McIlreavie, the past week. The lat
fer continues about the same as to
his rheumatic affection.
For Sale.-A three-quarter iron
bed with spring and mattress, two
center tables, Wilton velvet rug
and a hall tree. Must be sold this
week, at the ]. A. Schmahl residence.
1t.
Rev. M. L. Pontius, one OF the
ablest of American platform speak
ers, will lecture at the Christian
church next Friday evening at 8
o'clock. Those who have had the
privilege of hearing his lecture.
''The Twentieth Century Man." pro-
nounce it one of the most enter
tanning and able lectures they have
listened to. Popular prices.
Mrs. J. P. Jones went to Mime
apolis last Thursday, in company
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ferris,
who has been visiting here several
weeks. Mrs. Jones will remain with
her son Earle for a few weeks, while
Mrs. Ferris will finish up some bust
ness transactions at her old home
in Mortified and go on to North
Yakima, Wash, where all three of
her sons have preceded her.
C. C. Chollar, an old Redwood
Falls boy of the vintage of 1890, or
thereabouts, when he graduated
from our high school and subse-
quently went into business in Flori-
da, sent The Gazette a postal card
picture of his Florida home, with
wide verandas extending on every
) side in luxurious southern style, and
an invitation to come and pick
oranges from his porch. WOULDN'T
, we like to accept that invitation,
Charles? Sure.
Geo. Seebeck, formerly at Lusch
er's drug store, writes to have hi
Gazette sent to him at Conrad, Mon
) tana, where he has a position will
the Drake Drug Co., as manager
Conrad is in the irrigation country
and George writes that farmer
! grow from Is to IS bushels of whea
and from 65 to 80 bushels of oat
there. 50OOl head Of cattle ant
nearly 10000 sheep were shipped
from that point to the Chicago
market last week. writes Mr.
Seebeck.
| Miss Abbie Peavey entertained
large party of her sophomore class
mates, together with their teacher
and few invited guests, at a barr
party, last Saturday evening. Invi
tations were sent out on fine linel
paper cut to match the maple lea
(real thing)s which: constituted tn
cover. Halloween decorations an,
pranks to match were in eyidenc
inside the big new barn, which MI
| Peavey has built largely from lum
| Der sawed from his own trees. alon
| the Ramsey creek. The young pee
| pie pronounce the party a grea
success. Ice Greenland cake wer
served during the evening.
II Robt. Hoppenrath announces a
| auction sale in this paper. at h
place near Ramsey Fails, adioinin
| this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoppel