The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-01


Five dollars in gold to the lucky
person Saturday night at Redwood
Dream.
Fred Tibbetts lost 81 stacks of
grain Saturday by fire from thresh-
ing engine.
A little daughter arrived Sunday
evening to bless the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Mum.
Frank Pratt is smiling broadly.
Ought to, for he cashed a $568 draft,
proceeds from 80 acres Of wheat.
For Rent-A five room house on
Mill street, four blocks from post
office, electric and city water. A.
E. King. 1t.
Prof. Paul Wendland of Green
bush, this state, was an oyer-Sunday
guest at the hospitable home of DR..
E. A. Lyman.
Mrs. Peter Welter and Miss Annie
Welter of Morgan spent Sunday
with Mrs. Welter's daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Duscher.
Miss Hazel Fuller left Monday for
her home at Algona, Iowa, after
pleasant visit with her friend, Miss
Jessie Parrish.
Mrs. J. Juenneman and children
have shipped their household effects
and left last week for their new
home in Montevideo.
A ladies' black hat was picked up
few days ago by Will Whittet, on
the road to Delhi. Owner call there
and claim same, paying for ad. 1t
The primary department of the
Presbyterian church will haye pic
mic at the church on Friday after
noon of this week at o'clock.
j. B. Robinson is expecting the
return Of Mrs. Robinson and Miss
Florence on Friday Of this week,
after six weeks absence in the west.
! Mankato Commercial college has
issued book on "How to become
an expert stenographer." 1t is
yours for the asking. Send for it
to-day.
Last week C. F. Apitz received a
new Ford auto which machine he
now has the agency for and we may
expect to see a number of them
owned by our people the coming
season.
Miss Zelma Thune will leave here
the last of the week for a short visit
in the cities. She will join party
of Rebeccas there next week for al
extended trip to different points
along the Pacific coast.
Jerry Sherwood went to Sioux
Falls, S. D., the old home, last week
Tuesday for a short visit. He was
accompanied on his return trip by
his wife, who has been visiting at
Sioux Falls for some time.
Mrs. Will Byington of this city
was pleasantly surprised last Monday
by the arrival of her mother and 9
brother. The former is Mrs. Palmer
of Bows, Ia, and Mr.. Wallace OF
Revere, Mo-, the other visitor.
Wanted School girl 16 years ole
or oyer to work for board. Inquire
at this office.
Miss Fern Griffith returned tt
her home at Sleepy Eye Saturday
after short visit at the H. A. Bald
win home. Misses Vean and Dear
Baldwin accompanied her home anc
remained her guests until Monday
Mrs. Samuel Maurer arrived from
Gaylord Monday for a short visit
in the cities. She will return home
the last of the week accompanied by
Miss Edna Westfall, who will visi
there a few..days before going to he1
school at Knife River.
Bear in mind the big auction anG
reduction sale, is now on at Th'
Frank G. Hubbard & Co. Clothing
Store. ATTEND it." Every after
noon and evening.
Miss Elizabeth Hitchcock, who ha
spent the summer in Arriba, Colo.
on her ranch, returned to Redwood
last Thursday, bringing with he
some fine samples Of bearded whea
and corn raised by Chas. johnson
who will1be remembered as a former
Redwood resident,
Mesdames Gottlieb and Charlie