The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-06-17

All mems and boys shoes and
| furnishings at less than cost at The
Model Dry Goods Co. 1t.
Buy your table linens at The Mod
ell Dry Goods Co., we will hem them
free Of charge. 1t.
Mrs. Curt. Aldrich, former resi-
dent of this city. is visiting Mrs.
Helen Robinson Of this city.
The Rural Telephone Co. have
Installed a phone in the home of
August Knapp. Their call will be
10 L 255.
Mrs. H. F. Buechner was yester-
day taken to the Mayo hospital at
Rochester, in care of her physician,
where we trust she may be brought
back to her former health.
All who attended children's day
exercises at the different churches
last Sunday were well entertained.
There is something wrong with the
makeup of people who do not enjoy
the sight of lot of happy children.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold Silver
Medal contest at the Methodist
church, Friday evening, June 10Th,
at 8 o'clock. There will be special
music. Instead of the usual collec-
ton being taken, ten cents will be
asked for admission.
Belview Independent: DIR. Inglis
was here on Monday and was very
busy with his dental work. He re-
ports that Mrs. Inglis is somewhat
better but is not improving as rapid
ly as could be wished. The doctors
friends here will be sorry to hear
| this.
DR.. Lyman and wife arrived home
Saturday from their visit at St.
| Cloud and other points, their daugh-
ter Ellen accompanying them. The
doctor brought back some fish. but
whether he caught any or not is open
to doubt. The writer didn't get any
| of the fish.
| C. T. Henze, Misses A. E. and Eli
"a Mueller, all Of whom are decend-
ants of one of the pioneer settlers of
this locality. Traubert Henze. were at
the Kahler hotel last Saturday, and
visited Mrs. Henry Shoemaker at
North Redwood, who is the only
representative of the Henze family
in this vicinity at>present.
1t was a pleasant sight to watch
from a respectful distance last
week. our leading citizens with axes.
saws, rakes and hoes making a COM
bined attack on the underbrush
along the lake front west Of the
Finn residence. The thing is get
ting contagious and a whole lot of
US are making up our minds to get
busy during the coming two weeks,
so as to look alive and tidy for Chau-
tauqua week.
Rev. G. w. Elliot, who was one of
the delegates to the state prohibi-
ton convention last week, was hon
ored with election as one the dele
gates from this state to the national
prohibition convention. Mr.. Elliot
reports much enthusiasm and con-
fidence in the triumph Of prohition
principles characterized the state
convention and that some eloquent
orators contributed to the interest
of the gathering. The convention
meets at Columbus, Ohio. in July.
| A. O. Gimmestadt started from
Belview for Chicago last Monday, to
attend the sessions Of the national
Republican convention as delegate
and also to report to national con-
vention of the Norwegian Lutheran
church. which meets at Chicago this
week. Mr.. Gimmestadt will pro-
badly find his mission as to Taft in
the nature of a ratification, but
there is a chance in sight for q mild
contest over the vice-presidential
nomination, Jonathan P. Dolliver of
Iowa being in the lead at present,
with Frank B. Kellogg of this state
another possibility.
The newly elected directors Of the
county fair association had very
encouraging meeting for organiza-
ton last Saturday. It is especially
noteworthy that the directors elect.
ed from neighbor towns, Chas.