The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-15

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that should last forever. If.
Three rooms suitable for light
housekeeping for rent. Inquire at
this office. ct
The W. G. T. U. meeting for next
Thursday afternoon, at 2 p. M, will
be held in the Presbyterian church.
John Zeug recently moved into a
new store at Lucan, and between
the store and keeping hotel, manages
to make himself useful citizen.
Mesdames Finn and C. F. Thomp-
son, who start today for Southern
California, have been honor guests
at a number of farewell gatherings
during the past week.
Miss Schippenhut, the new millin-
er, will have her fall opening Sept.
10Th, 18th and 18th, in Francois &
Schmahl's store. The stock is entire
ly new and will be sure to please. 1t
Jos. Bolster came home last week
in response to message telling him
of the dangerous illness of his sister,
and returned as soon as the latter
was reported out Of danger, to re-
sumo his work at Bourdelac, N. D.
Carroll D. Clipfell of the faculty
of the North Dakota Agricultural
college at Wapheton, was last week
attending to matters connected with
the Clipfell farm east of this city,
having put in the summer vacation
at Minneapolis.
N. V. R. Hunter returned to his
duties at the court house last We'd
nesday. reporting an unusually pleas
ant outing on Isle Royale. with
side trip to a hunting lodge on the
Brule river in Wisconsin, as a guest
of an acquaintance he met on the
island.
The Half Century club gave DR..
and Mrs. Boyd friendly farewell
function last Wednesday night, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Heilman.
Those present report delightful
time, the decorations of Sweet peas
and nasturtiums and the refresh
ments being in perfect taste.
Roland Mathews, son of Attorney
Mathews of Marshall, got as far as
Delhi on motor trip to Mortified
Monday morning, when he had to
abandon his car and proceed by rail-
road, the car being taken in tow
by C. R. Lamb as far as the railroad
station. Young Mathews is Garlic
ton student
Another Redwood Falls high
school graduate has taken measures
to begin university career, Frank
Evans having resigned his job here
as operator to enter the Michigan
university at Ann Arbor the latter
part of this month. Here's predict
| ing that there will be Judge Evans
No. 2 in the fullness of time.
Only two couples had been IL
censed to assume the matrimonial
yoke this month up to last Monday.
and Clerk Weldon is wondering
whether good crops are to have
their usual effect on the matrimon-
ial market. Twenty licenses were
issued in that month last year. The
last to register were Selmer Cole
and Gina Peterson of Swedes Forest.
Frank King of Delhi will have an
auction sale of stock and other farm
property at his farm next Monday,
as advertised elsewhere in this pa
per. He has rented his farm to
John Strausell and will follow after
Mrs. King to Illinois in few weeks,
after which he may make trip to
Canada, where George King went
last week.
Everybody will have an opportun-
ity to be served with ice cream in
the band park next Saturday night,
opposite the postoffice, by the high
school pupils, and at the same time
give the high school athletic interest
a friendly boost. The boys want to
do things the coming season and
clear up little Arrears left oyer from
last year. Come out and enjoy your
self while the band plays,
The marriage of Manager F. A..
Busse of The Model stores and Miss
Maud Miller was to have taken place
last evening at Fond du Lac, Wis,
where the bride resides and whittier
Mr.. Busse went last week. 1t was