The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-12-22
Specially fine line Of Christmas
candies at the Opera House grocery.

C. F. Apitz and family will spend
Christmas week with relatives and
friends at St. Paul.
Holiday handkerchiefs galore, in
plain. fancy and initial embroidered
at Philbrick & Co.'S.
B. F. Dripps of the Hayes-L.cas
Co. is putting in Christmas week
with his family in this city.
Fresh stock Of elegant bon bons
and chocolates for Christmas buyers
at the Opera House grocery. 1t
Jewelry boxes. handker chief and
work boxes in new designs for
Christmas at Luscher's Drug Store.
Chas. and Oscar Boelter, who ha We
been visiting their mother in this
city, returned to Sawyer, N. D.,
last Monday, where they have been
farming the past few years,
Call and see the new and complete
stock Of watches and jewelry for
Christmas at Luscher's Drug Store.2
Mrs. DR.. Sauer has gone to Duluth
to join her husband for the Christ
mas season, it being inconvenient
for the doctor to leave the Zenith
City at this time to join his family
here.
About 5000 Red Cross Christmas
stamps have been disposed Of and
the committee would like run up
the sales to 10000 before the end of
the week. If any of our readers
are not supplied, they should apply
at any of the dealers in the city and
help swell the total.
New line of silverware and ster-
ling silver novelties for Christmas at
Luscher's Drug Store. 2O-2t.
Rev. Chas. w. Shelton, secretary
and treasurer of the New York
Home missionary society, was in the
city last week closing up the sale of
the tract presented to that society
by Mr.. Ranney as stated elsewhere.
The sale enriched the society nearly
/ four thousand dollars above all ex-
penses.
4 Ladies' coats, suits and fur Jackets
going at prices never before offered
by any merchant in Redwood Falls.
If in need don't miss this opportun-
ity. F. w. Philbrick & Co.
/ Harry Laird returned home from
Twin Falls, Idaho, last Sunday, the
condition of his father, D. J. Laird,
being reported very grave. Yester
day the end seemed only question
Of hours to those who have been at
tending him, the sick man having
grown weaker very rapidly for the
last few days.
Big lot wide fancy ribbons worth
so to Is cents per yard, on sale this
week at Philbrick & Co.'s, for 20
cents per yard. Just the thing for
holiday fancy work. l
Granite Falls Tribune: Two ele-
vators gone up in smoke at Renville
and the water supply found to be
inadequate to stand the draft made
upon it. This should afford a lesson
to all small towns where the same
thing is liable to happen, and the
departments should make frequent
examination Of the hydrants to see
if they are in readiness for imme-
date use.
/ Prizes for children only at the
Dream tomorrow afternoon. Five
cents for young or old. All are well
come.
Paul Brown, one of the star pitch
ers of the Pv lands last summer,
will pitch for the Chicago clubs next
season, the engagement being the
outcome of his phenomenal work
when tried out in the game between
the Clubs and the Philadelphia
league team. Browns record for
last summer, mostly with the Pv
lands, was 33 games won out of SO
played.
The M. E. Sunday school will cele-
brate the advent of the Christmas
season with a double measure of
music. Friday night Christmas
eve-the Sunday school will present
the Christmas cantata, Jolly Times
with Santa Claus Band.' and Sun
day evening the choir will sing the
sacred cantata, THE Ador alton"
Roth of these productions will be