The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-07-28

oils is visiting at the w. A. Brand
home.
Mrs. Harkin, of St. Peter, mother
of C. E. Lamberton, is visiting in
his family.
Ben Johnson and wife and Marion
Johnson left yesterday morning for
Lethbridge, Cadada.
J. O. Gordon of Minneapolis visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pratt the
first part of the week.
Fred Martin left Co. L at Owa-
tonna to visit the D. E. Knowlton
family, formerly of this city.
Mrs. B. Neiman returns to Chica-
go today, after a months visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Neiman.
John Mclean has started to do"
things at the State Bank. We all
wish Jack the best of success.
E. B. Foy returned to Chicago
Saturday. after installing the switch
board in the new phone office.
Hens, spring chickens and ducks
wanted July 81 by R. F. Produce Co..
Highest prices paid in cash. 51-2
Misses Helen Stewart and Helen
Whittet visited at the home of Post
master Pollard in Mankato last
week.
J. w. King, who went west few
months ago, has returned to attend
to his harvest. but his son remained
in the west.
w. A. Brand has received COM
mission as deputy grand chancellor
for the Redwood Falls district of the
K. P. lodge.
Company L, attention Regular
drill Thursday at 1880 p. m. Turn
in equipment not already attended
to and get your pay.
j. H. Riheldaffer of Minneapolis
was in the city last week, looking
after business matters connected
with the Riheldaffer estate.
If you are interested in self-heat-
ing fat-irons that will do the bust
ness. with either gasoline or alcohol,
call at Frank Japs' shop. 1t.
S. cretary A. D. Stewart went to
Havana. Rice county, last Thurs
day to adjust a loss for the State
Mutual Creamery Insurance Co.
Donald Stewart was among the
business visitors to the twin cities
last Saturday. returning on the late
train over the st. Louis the same
night.
Notice! All ladies will be admit
ted free to this afternoons game
between Minneota and the Pv Lands.
Come out and get interested in the
big game.
Mailcarrier E. j. Babcock went
down to Huntley and accompanied
Mrs. B. and the boys home the first
Of last week, after a pleasant fort
night spent with her parents.
A coupon containing a number
given with every ticket until Satur-
day, July 31st, which means a chance
for the prizes given at Redwood
Dream.
The stenogr aphic field offers
greater opportunities than any other.
You can become good stenograph-
err by attending Mankato CONNER
cial College. 1t will pay you to send
for their yearbook.
VIM. Teas and family of Wilmot.
S. D., are visiting here with the
parents of Mrs. Teas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Winter. Mr.. Teas is remov-
ing to Southern Texas in the hope
of relief for a stubborn case of rheu
matism.
C. B. Bell, who has been conduct
ing restaurant on Second St., was
arrested Tuesday on complaint Of
Mayor Philbrick for keeping dis.
orderly house. He waived examina-
ton and has given bonds to appear
before the grand jury.
E. Leatherman and family were
given a friendly send-off in the way
of a picnic supper on Grandview
Heights last Wednesday evening.
They left on their trip westward
Friday, and will make stops in the
cities, in North Dakota and Canada
on their progress to the coast.
w. P. Elliott is helping to fill up
Minnesota's smiling acres by pilot