The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-22

} The tile factory are making tile
that should last forever. If.
/ Three rooms suitable for light
housekeeping for rent. Inquire at
this office. ct
Work was started last week on
the brick overcoat for the Japs
t machine shop.
If you wish good hay call on To-
: bias, the hay man. Stiff.
Don't go back on your best
friends. Have your eyes fitted with
the right kind Of glasses at AISLE
sons.
The various elevators of this city
will be closed next Thursday, and
ask this paper to serve notice to
that effect.
! Comrade E. A. Lyman came down
from West St. Paul the first of the
week, to see real fair, as he ex-
pressed it.
The w. C. T. U. will serve dinner
and supper on Thursday in the din
ing room of the M. E. church. A
good hot dinner. Come and eat it.
Stewart Lamb, formerly at the
Opera House grocery, is taking
commercial course at the Minneapo-
lis school of business. beginning last
week.
Mrs. AL. Drogisch returned home
from her recent outing at Long
Lake last Saturday, accompanied by
two sisters of Mr.. Drogisch, who
will visit here for season.
The Pv Lands and the Colored
Gophers are already on the ground
in readiness for the first game,
which will be played at Lakeview
Park this afternoon at l o'clock.
THE GAZETTE did not get the
right spelling last week in giving
the name of the head of the new
millinery department at the Big
Store. Miss Schippenholst is the
correct spelling.
Mrs. Green of Minneapolis visited
at the Robt. Stewart home last
week, accompanied by her children.
Mrs. Green taught school in Red
wood county for several years when
she was Miss Charlotte Wynne. 1
DR.. Chadbourn moved into the
residence on Washington and Fourth
streets recently vacated by DR.. Boyd,
last Thursday, where he will be
found after this date when not
absent on professional visits.
The GAZETTE last week emitted
mention of the departure of the
five Hamline students from this city
Misses Florence Robinson, Ethel
Anderson, Edith Burmeister and FL
len Lyman and Mr.. Lorenzo John
son.
Three marriage licenses were is
sued since last report, at the court
house, for the benefit of John Kram-
err and Minnie Lamb of Vesta, Willie
Schultz and May Schmidt of Brook
vile, and M. Sorenson of Todd coun-
ty and Petra H. Andersen of Brook
vile. The last named two were
made one before Judge Evans yes
terday.
Rey. C. S. Nook resumed regular
services at the Church of the Holy
Communion last Sunday morning.
which will be continued until furth-
err notice. Mr.. and Mrs. Nook ar
rived home last Wednesday, and
after seeing many handsome towns
in the east, continue steadfast in the
faith that Redwood Falls is one of
the incest in the list.
The White RlbbOnerS met at the
Presbyterian church on Thursday,
and held their meeting on the
shaded lawn where it was cool.
President Collins being in attend
ance atsthe Duluth convention, Vice
president Tiffany led the meeting.
1t consisted of devotionals and bust
ness; chiefly arrangements for the
dinner that the w. C. T. U. will
serve in the Methodist church din
ing room on Thursday tomorrow.
Rev. Palmer of the Presbyterian
church at Morgan will 60 to Howard
Lake next week.. The Messenger
states that one of the causes leading
to Morgan's loss in this instance is