The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-22

DIR. Simpson celebrated the Easter
season with wife and little son at
the Ferris home in this city.
/ Manager Frank Hensel of the
Youmans lumber yards at Wabasso,
visited Redwood Falls last Saturday.
Mrs c. F. Apitz went to st. Paul
Monday noon, to attend the Sunday
school convention and visit relatives.
A. Fredericksen, Springfeld's
leading attorney, transacted legal
business in this city Tuesday of last
week.
Tuesday night at the moving pic
ture show beautiful prize will be
given to the one holding the lucky
number.
The foundation for Martin Lob
renz's tWo-story concrete dwelling
is beginning to loom up near the
school house.
S. d. Gordon and wife of this city
went to Watertown, S. D., last
Thursday, where they will make
their home with their son.
Cattle to pasture-Prices, year
lings so cents. 2 year olds rs cents
per month. Call on or phone 255,
Martin Lohrenz, Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Sarah Cowgirl, who has been
visiting here with her son, Presiding
Elder Cowgirl. for several months,
returned to her home at Albion,
Iowa, last Monday.
The time approaches for the only
political convention which is likely
to meet at Redwood Falls this cam
paign the Democratic which is
called for May 9th.
Mrs. Geo. w. Ellis and daughter
went to Franklin Saturday to visit
with father and mother Otterson of
Sherman township, returning home
Monday afternoon.
State President Miss Rose Whiting
of Wabasha will visit the local Re-
bekah lodge next Friday evening.
The sisterhood will serve 6 o'clock
supper, to which all Rebekahs are
invited.
Attorney Mathews of Marshall
was one of the advance guard of the
legal talent which is to hold the
boards at the court house for the
next week or two. He arrived last
Monday.
Rector Nook has found the Easter
season period of strenuous endea-
vor. Besides ministering here and
in Sleepy Eye, he is filling appoint
ments at Tracy, and conducted be-
lated Easter service there last even
ing.
Mortonlss Enterprise: Mrs. A. S.
Tradewell, ofsMenominee, Michigan,
arrived Tuesday, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Tradewell. to visit
few days with her sister, Mrs. E.
N. Swan. Grandma Tradewell will
remain with Mr.. and Mrs. Swan
during the summer months.
June 4th, the last day of the pic
mic held by the Southtrn Minnesota
Picnic association of the Modern
Woodmen Of America, In New Ulm
has been designated as military day,
says the Review. Invitations have
been sent to Co. II" of Mankato,
Co. X of ST. Peter and Co. 81"
of Redwood Falls to be present.
Together with Co. "A" Of New Ulm
a parade can be formed which will
do credit to the occasion.
The Belview Independent reports
that Mrs. Scanlon, mother of the
Scanlon brothers, who lives with her
son James, while in the hay loft had
the misfortune to fall to the floor
below striking on some timbers and
fracturing or splintering several ribs
and severely bruising and otherwise
shaking her up severely for one of
her advanced age. DR.. Aldrich was
called and the patient is doing as
well as could be expected.
| j. R. Keefe Of North Redwood is
quoted in the Franklin Tribune as
saying: Our firm has long since
learned of the effectiveness of news
paper advertising. When we run
advertising in the Redwood Falls
papers it prepares the way for our
canvassers about the first remark
being i saw your advertising in
the Redwood papers," Of course