The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-11
Girl wanted. Inquire at Smith

| Luscher's drug store.
| Leo Nenno has been visiting his
i folks at Springfield the past week.
1 Pure Formaldehyde for seed wheat
for sale at Luscher's drug store.
/ The right time is springtime that
time is now-to get good watch at
! Asleson's. 1t.
Watch fob found. Inquire at Ten
ney's barber shop, and pay for this
notice.
i Special prices on watches and
4 jewelry for 10 days at Luscher's
drug store.
For Sale Span Of well-matched,
bay Tresmont mares, A years old.
Winfred GRAY. 28-tf
w. H. Force put in Sunday at
home and went west Monday on one
of his regular trips.
Emory Mason, whose home adj
dress is now at Minneapolis. was IN
this city over Sunday.
Albert trust was at home over
Sunday, starting on one of his selling
trips west on Monday.
A musical treat may be expected
in the concert to be given here by
the Carleton glee club on March
18th.
Miss Emma Chapman arrived in
this city from Minneapolis last week,
for visit with E. @. Chapman and
wife.
Mrs. H. E. Jones and two boys 90
to Albert Lea this week, for few
weeks visit with the parents of Mrs.
Jones.
A party Of young people were
taken out in sleigh by Ed. Fed
derly Monday night and enjoyed a
splendid time at his home in the
nature ofaa "candy-pull."
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve 25-cent dinner at the
Christian church next Friday noon,
in the church basement.
j. S. Currie of Winnipeg, who
visited his sister, Mrs. Mcpherson,
and family for few days last week,
returnedlhome Saturday.
A song service will be given in
the Presbyterian church at 1880 next
Sunday evening, under the auspices
of the C.lE. society. All are invited.
Rev. CIV. Elliott is back from a
second trip to Colorado, and we un-
derstand that he contemplates re-
moving to. that state lin the near
future.
A spectacle case with steel bowed
spectacles was picked up last week
and handed in at this office to be
advertised. Is Also, child's coin purse,
picked up week or two ago.
Sanborn Sentinel: The Misses Eva
and Daisy Patterson Of Springfield
and Miss Myrtle Cobleigh of Red
wood Falls were guests of the Pat
terson family. There Saturday and
Sunday.
The Days who are, next to the
ladies orchestra, the most expensive
number of the entertainment course,
appear IN the Christian church
Thursday evening, March 18th.
These impersonators are wonderful.
The press notices are very flatter-
ing.
Chas. Kenney is back from his
Ohio visit and reports all we'll in the
family Of his son-in-law, Ed. Moon.
at Westboro in that state. Ohio
farmers have had their troubles
from too much water as we'll as the
farmers Of this state. and Mr.. Ken
ney reports that they are beginning
to worry somewhat over present
wetness there.
Ben. Johnson, who recently va
Gated the Marion johnson farm to
allow the new owner, Edwin Wells,
to take possession, is making ar
rangements for going to Lethbridge,
Alberta, next week, where he will
put in the summer and make up his
mind whether he will take up his
residence there permanently.
The Cleveland school fire has di-
rected attention to the matter of
preparedness for fire emergencies in
our local schools, as has been the
case in most communities. The