The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-11-11

P. o. Callaghan visited his daugh-
ter at Tracy last Saturday.
Miss Bernice Francois goes to the
cities this week to visit friends.
Be sure and attend the union re-
vival meetings being held in the M.
E. church every night.
Mrs. G. M. Hanson and Miss Ethel
McBain visited the John McIlreavie
family the past week.
Hunts Perfect Extracts for house
hold use are as good as Hunts Per-
feet Baking Powder none ever dis
appoint.
DIR. Mahood's subject Friday ev-
ening will be, Cutting the An
chors," a sermon on the amusement
question.
G. B. Ashford last week moved
his family into the larger house
known as the Ojai house, on Mill
street, which he purchased recently.
Up to last Sunday weather condi-
lions were quite summer-like, con-
siderable green vegetation being
in evidence. Sunday hard west
wind materialized and by Monday
morning the temperature was freez-
ing.
Belview Independent: Billy Ros-
endahl of Redwood Falls was in
town on Saturday last and predicted
that Swedes Forest would go for
johnson and Keefe. Judging from
the returns of that precinct Billy has
another guess coming.
The Redwood Falls Produce Co.
was yesterday paying 8 cents pound
for spring chicks, a cents for roos-
tiers, 7 cents for ducks, IL cents for
turkeys, Z cents for geese, Al cents
for veal. i They were also buying
potatoes at As cents. spop corn at 2
cents and green hides at 81 cents.
M. G. Willard .of Mankato. for
merly Of Delhi, had narrow escape
at Mankato last week, street car
colliding with a carriage in which he
was riding and throwing him out.
Although the horse was thrown down
and dragged somes distance. both
driver and horse escaped without
permanent injuries.
c. V. Everett. has begun the re-
modelling of his home by removing
it to the rear and putting in a full
basement with concrete floor and
walls, fitted with city water and up
to-date conveniences. Later the
house will be moved back on it's
foundation, which will raise it about
three feet higher.
Sunny VIM. Wichman," as he is
called across the Minnesota. is said
to be more sunny than ever since the
election returns have shown that
every Republican on the Renville
county ticket has been elected. Mr..
Wichman was chairman of the coun-
| ty committee and had several hard
contests to overcome.
Old settlers will remember the
Thurston boys, who removed from
the farm now owned by Messrs. Gold
and Cobleigh about twenty years
ago and went to Window. The Win
dom paper states that Mrs. L. M.
Thurston is suffering from a tempo
rary alteration of mind and has been
sent to an asylum from Charleston,
WASH. where the family has been
living for some years. Mrs. Thur
ston was favorite in Window social
circles before her marriage there
some years ago.
The cooking school outfit at the
high school building will be tried for
the first time this evening, and the
special kitchen tables and gas ranges
provided for the class look very much
like the real thing. Miss Schove,
the teacher Of the class, has had
practical as we'll as theoretical train
ing and the district will get lasting
benefit from her work when her pu-
pills put their talents to the test in
the homes of our city. The coming
bridegroom should be allowed to in
spect the markings of the cooking
class pupils before taking"