The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-02-12

and overcoats more or less obsolete.
The early spring advertiser is in
evidence in this number, and these
signs of spring are "as pleasant as
!; the first note Of the bluebird' to the
newspaper publisher. Get in line
i with spring ads.
:. Ned Dripps went to the cities yes
terday, and rumor says that he will
witness a wedding ceremony and
get some pointers for his future
/, guidance. It's about time Ned put
his affairs in order for leap year
contingencies.
Henry Soltan has been putting
out posters from this office for an
auction sale on the Henry Slnlondet
farm, near North Redwood. of eight
horses, IA head Of cattle, and a
large amount of farm machinery
and other personal property, the
sale to take place February 25th.
The Redwood Falls band and
orchestra. assisted by other local
talent, are in rehearsal for another
of their popular concerts at the
opera house, Feb. oath. There will
be new program and the enter
tainment should be heartily sus-
tanned, so that the band will enter
upon the summer campaign with
little money in their treasury.
The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
O. Mason Of this city died last Sun
day morning, aged Is months. The
! little one was sick only about three
, days, the deadly nature of pneu.
, monia doing its dread work in that
time. A brief funeral service was
+ held from the family residence Mon
day afternoon, Pastor Chambers of
the Presbyterian church in charge.
Echo Enterprise: The marriage
: of Julia Shanberger of this county
: to Edbert Volt Of Vesta occurred at
ST. Mary's Catholic church at Sea-
: forth at 1920 o'clock a. m. Tuesday.
:, Immediately following the church
service the wedding party returned
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
> Shanberger, parents of the bride,
: where a 2 p. m. wedding dinner was
y served and reception held. Quite
\ a large crowd of guests were pres
: ent and the afternoon and evening
l were pleasantly spent with games
u and music.
n The presentation of ''Silver Gulch
q Ranch" at the opera house last Fri.
le day evening drew a bumper house
y and all unite in pronouncing the
{. performance one of the notable sue.
= cesses of the season. The different
members of the cast fitted into THEN
parts admirably, and again demon
strated, what has been often shown
before, that our little city has ample
talent to furnish all needed whole
some amusement, without being any
the worse for missing most of tn,
transforming aggregations now OF
the road,
w. G. Banks and wife returned
last Monday from their winter visl
at their former home in Pennsyl
vania. Mr.. Banks reports that tn
trip was a pleasant one, with tn
| usual surprises at finding younl
| men and women grown old during
| the years since leaving the East, AM
| new generation coming on to tax
| their places. The winter has gen
orally been more or less wet an
| rainy, with sleighing for a few day
/ only. Mr. Banks is preparing t
| get busy the coming spring in hi
| old business of drilling wells.
| Walter D. Martin of Spokane re
| appeared among the scenes of hi
| boyhood in this city the first of tn
| week, returning to Minneapolis las
| Monday. Mr.. Martin reports a
| of the Redwood residents at Spo
| kane prosperous and contented, an
| as might be expected, thinks tina
| his home city is a little the bes
| ever. His principal errand to Mir
/ nesota was to open up a market fo
/ a large quantity of apples which h
! has carried over from last fall O
! account Of the fall market bein
| seriously crippled by the Wall stree
! furry He found the market her
| somewhat timid on the apple que
/ ton.