The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-11-18
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Turkeys in vogue next week
Table linens in vogue this week
See ad. The Model Dry Goods Co
All who have visited the fine arr
display at Craps store during pre-
vious years will no doubt be pleased
to know that Monday. Nov. 23d, vii
be picture day again.
The Empire Moulding Works Of
Chicago will place on display al
Craps store next Monday, their
complete sample line of pictures and
mouldings. Call and see all the
new things in this line.
The ladies' missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church will give
their annual chicken pie supper in
the dining room of the church next
Friday evening. A charge of Is
cents will be made, and everyone is
invited.
The ice froze over OIL the lake last
Sunday, and it is reported that one
rash youth crossed over on the baby
ice. That kid needs heroic treat
ment with single. The Gazette
has no desire to get an obituary
write-up in that way.
| Wilbur Brown arrived home from
Spokane last Thursday, his brother
having preceded him the previous
week. We regret to learn that
their mothers health has been such
as to make both Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
DESTROYS that their boys should re-
turn home at this time.
CAREFUL ATTENTION given to the
fitting of children's glasses and sat-
isfactory results assured in all cases.
DR.. A. AsLEsoN.
Madison Press: Carl Rygh, at
one time employed at the electric
light plant in this city, but at pres
ent holding a like position in Red
wood Falls, spent the day here last
Sunday. He went from here to
Edgeley, N. D., where he has a call
to take charge of the plant owned
by the village.
HAY THERE Il have a limited sup
ply of nice upland hay which | can
deliver this week. Call or write w.
M. Smith at city recorders office.
Redwood friends of Mr.. and Hugh
Peavey are pleased to learn that they
have decided on making their win
ter residence in this city, having
rented the Edwards house on 9Th
street. Hugh was looking over the
matter of available houses when last
in town, as he feels very much at
home here and has broken up house
keeping in Dakota.
St. GATHERINGS day will be suitably
celebrated here next Wednesday by
the congregation of St. GATHERINGS
church in this city. The thirteen
hours devotions will begin Tuesday
evening at 7:30. Father Scheffrer
informs us that two or three visiting
priests will probably assist in the
celebration, and The Gazette will be
able to give their names and further
details next week.
Surveyor Bigham informs us that
the completion of the dredge work
on ditch No. 10 last week has had
the effect of putting the lakes after
which the township of Three Lakes
was named, out of business. The
draining out of the waters stranded
thousands of fish, mostly carp. bull
heads and buffalo. Mr.. Bigham saw
the farmers gathering some of these
fish, a buffalo fish among them
weighing nearly ten pounds.
Letters received here from DIR.
and Mrs. Chas. Cowgirl report that
they were received at Iroquos by
friends of the doctor and treated to
a heart-warming reception, their r.
oquois neighbors not only giving the
young people the glad hand, but
more substantial tokens of their
good will in the way of handsome
upholstered easy chair for the doc
tor and rocking chair for his help
meet, as we'll as cut glass, china and
other table and household treasures.
Redwood Falls excursionists to St.
Peter last Thursday were lined up
with number of other distinguished
citizens in the Journal story of the