The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-30

Miss Collins 81 Redwood Falls
township went to Mankato Monday.
Miss Eta McIlreavie returned
from Sleepy Eye Wednesday.
H Wanted-A girl for the dairy
farm. Inquire of Jos. Tyson.
w. G. Owens returned from 3
visit with his parents at Sleepy Eye
Sunday.
Mrs. w. P. Elliott and Miss Bessie
visited with Tracy relatives last
Monday.
/ Mrs. H. Peavey and son spent the
holidays at the home of her parents
in Owatonna.
Robert Pryor and family visited
with Mrs. Pryor's relatives at Della
no last week.
Who is kicking about the auction
store? This is a question for the
people to answer. 1t.
Mark Jan. 9th on your Ecalendar
with blue pencil, lest you forget
/ the band concert.
Miss O'Hara returned to Mime
apolis last Sunday. after visiting
with her parents in this city.
Jackson residence near high school.
modern throughout, for sale or rent.
Inquire at First Natl. Bank. FL
Do not miss the great union sery-
ice at the Christian church in sup
port of the no-license campaign next
Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m.
Auctioneer Crimmins says he has
sold many stocks of merchandise,
but never before have people bought
so freely as at the Ledbeter sale. 1t
Morgan Messenger: Mrs. F. H.
McRae and Mrs. Silas Giem were
guests of their sister, Mrs. Donald
Mckenzie Of Redwood Falls, last
week.
You and your friends will enjoy
the open-air concerts every Friday
evening all next summer, if little
support is given the band at this
time. Opera house Jan. 9th.
Mrs. Frank Lobdell and Mildred
returned from visit at Mankato on
Christmas eve. Miss Mildred's heart
was gladdened by a Shetland pony
purchased by her father during her
absence.
Some more fellows have been call
ing each other naughty names and
paying fines into the municipal court
as each arrested the other. The
joke of it all is that in some instanc-
es, perhaps, each told the truth.
O. C. Goethe returned from
hurried visit at Devils Lake, N. D.,
yesterday morning. We understand
that he expects to turn over his Off
cial records and work to Mr.. Nc
Rae and return to New Mexico ear
ly next week.
When you see the piano copy of
Company L" March, with its beau
tiful cover in three colors, with cut
of our own Company L on front
cover, you will want to give it a
place on your piano. On sale at
the concert Wednesday evening,
Jan. 9th.
Editor Eaton passed through this
city on his way home from Gaylord
to Morgan, Mrs. Eaton remaining
at Gaylord a few days to finish her
visit while Cliff went home to get
out The Messenger. A young man
from Gaylord accompanied Mr.. Eat
on and will assist in The Messenger
office while attending Morgan
schools.
Chris Neuenschwander was one Of
the welcome visitors to Redwood
Falls Christmas week. His expert
ence in Africa during most of the
past four years has been valuable to
him in many respects. and he has
dispelled some illusions by coming
home in excellent physical condition.
We hope to print some of his obser-
vations and experiences later.
Franklin Tribune: A young man
from over the river brought in a
fox pelt last Thursday of the silver
gray variety and Butcher Wagner
has written city fur dealers for
prices for those rare pelts. A good