The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-04-28
THE LOCAL MARKET. TUESDAY.

Joe Muehlbauer was a st. Louis
passenger to the cities Monday.
Miss Anna Buechner is visiting at
the St. Louis home Of her sister.
Mrs. Cloudy of Seaforth visited
Redwood Falls relatives Monday.
LAWYER Mathews of Marshall was
in attendance at court Monday.
K. E. Glasco returned to his work
for the Parsons Co. last Friday.
Early Minnesota tested seed corn
can be had of Mrs. T. T. VanDolah.
city. oo-2t.
Dog owners should remember that
the time for licensing dogs expires
May LIST.
Miss Elizabeth Stewart of Delhi
was the guest of Mrs. VIM. Smith
over Sunday.
Cola. P. Goudy went to the
cities Monday, returning on the late
St. Louis train.
Ath. Henle of New Ulm is Wis
iting his relatives in the Lauterbach
family in this city.
Sheriff Schueller is putting out
trees for a good sized grove on his
farm south of this city.
j. D. jackson was in the city on
one of his trips in the interest of
the Wyman Partridge Co. last Mon
day.
Mike and Joe Schuster of New
Ulm arrived in this city the first of
the week to attend to some lathing
jobs.
Miss Lille Hockett of this city re-
Gently accepted the position of ste
nographer at one of the Morgan
banks.
N. r. Lyon, who was in the cold
storage lu ;iness at Fairmont until
recently, visited friends in this city
Monday.
F. G. Hubbard installed new
lighting system in his store last Sat
urday, to illuminate his clothing
bargains.
Mrs. Dolliff entertained her Sun
day-school class in the Presbyterian
Sunday school at her home Tuesday
evening of last week.
Thos. Seifert was called to Now
Ulm yesterday to bring home Mrs.
Seifert, who has been under treat
ment at the hospital there.
C. P. Davis of Sanborn was drawn
for one of the grand jurors at the
next session of the U. S. district
court at Fergus Falls.
Mrs. Ward will entertain the
ladies of St. Veronica.s guild next
Thursday afternoon. at the residence
of Mrs. Chas. E. Luscher.
The Redwood Falls creamery is
getting ready for an increase in
cream receipts, and have recently
added 400-gallon cream vat.
Grandma Everett arrived in this
city in the early part Of last week
on a visit to her son and daughter
c. V. and Miss Frances Everett.
For Sale.-A rubber-tire buggy
two-seat platform buggy, Portland
cutter, set double harness and sin
gle harness. Call on Frank Japs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Vaughn were
last week notified of the birth of /;
little grandson, which occurred or
the 22d, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Desmond
of Devils Lake, N. D., being tn,
proud parents Of the youngster.
Why not set out handsome shad,
trees this spring? See the hone,
locusts at w. P. Tenney's. 600
year old seedlings, warranted per
fectly hardy, of this handsome shad
tree, at only 81 per dozen. 38-2t.
Agent Odekirk returned from
successful trip to Lamberton, Trac
and Marshall last Saturday. and re
ports the sale Of two more Bucks
making round dozen of sales sine
he began selling last winter, and til
season has just fairly opened.
Next Friday evening, April 3Otf
DIR. and Mrs. Gibson will entertai
the young people of the Presbyteria
church and congregation at. thei
hospitable home. They cordially il
vite all of the young folks ana II
ho Ulad tn have their hofly$6@fjlH 4