The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-12
Auditor Larson reports light tax
sale last Monday.

) Auditor Larson reports light ia,
sale last Monday.
, One pound of good chocolate
creams for Is cents at the Mode
Racket Store.
F. M. O'Hara. who has been Sc
iously ill, was reported on the gair
the first of the week.
st. Veronica's Guild will meet
with Mrs. c. Fred Thompson Thurs
day afternoon at 2:3O.
Hector Mckenzie last week pur.
chased one of the cottages north of
the school house, and will occupy ii
as his residence.
Frank Lobdell is putting in a
concrete basement for barn on his
stock enclosure north of Bridge
street, near Lincoln.
1t is understood here that O. L.
Dornberg has Joined the staff of the
Burchard Land Co., St. Paul buyers
of the Davidson lands in this county.
The oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Junemann Of this city has been
dangerously i'll the past week, an
attack of pneumonia developing
| typhoid symptoms.
Prof. Rankin Of the State Univer-
sity visited his sister. Mrs. McOuatt,
at C. R. Lamberton's, Tuesday of
last week. and called at the high
school during the day, where he
gave the students some good counsel.
Mrs. McOuatt has been seriously i'll.
Get the habit. Most habits are
expensive. but the habit of trading
at the Model Racket Store will be a
paying investment from the start.
Get the habit and stick to it.
The Christian church congrega-
ton have been grading the premises
surrounding their church, adding
greatly to the attractive appearance
of that handsome building.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the week past in favor of Henry
Mortensen and Elsie Buetow and of
Jos. Beranek and Mary Hribal, both
couples hailing from the vicinity of
Lamberton.
Apitz, the tailor, is having the C.
Fred Thompson building. east of
Andersen's photo gallery, fitted up
for his occupancy as a tailor shop.
Mr.. Apitz expects to move in some
time next week.
Supt. Field Of the county home
and Mrs. Field were visited by two
of their daughters Peter
Praxel of. Willow River and Mrs.
Carrie Wiley of Tracy-and by their
son Chas. Wiley Of St. Paul, over
last Sunday.
Richard Rasmussen of Shutdown,
who gave Commissioner Frederick
sen and his brother quite chase by
running off half dressed in one of
his insane spells several weeks ago,
was examined before Judge Evans
and taken to St. Peter hospital last
Sunday.
Members of the junior class wish
to return thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
Juenemann for the excellent music
they provided at the Junior recep-
ton. The musicians gave their SER
vices without price and the class
think that their kindness should be
recognized in some way.
Another victory for the Buick car
was announced from Montgomery,
Ala, last week, Louis Chevrolet
driving a 30-horse car mile in Sc
seconds flat, and winning the 100
mile race easily in 1926 minutes, after
having tire trouble several times.
Hector Mckenzie is under con-
tract to appear at the opera house
next Saturday night and show cause
why he should continue to be the
local champion in the wrestling
game. One Louis Vorpahl 600
pounds avoirdupois) will offer some
weighty arguments in the negative
and arrangements have been made
to accommodate all who wish to wit
ness the joint debate.
The owner Of the lots opposite the
.postofice and hotel, Mr.. Sherk of
Mankato, was in this city and very