The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-02-17

Rhode Island Red hens and roost-
ers for sale. Inquire at Kuenzli &
Luscher's store. 29-2t.
st. Veronica's guild ladies will be
entertained next Thursday after
noon by Mesdames Aune and Gales,
at the residence of Mrs. GALES.
Come early, please.
Company Us armory fund re-
ceived little boost on the side last
week, Lieut.. Parker of Revere and
Secretary Schmahl each making do
nations that will help the project
along.
The following well-known people
were registered at Hotel Kahler
this week: w. F.. Cavanaugh of
New Ulm, D. R. McCorquodale of
Delhi and Jerry Sherwood, the con-
tractor.
There will be another dance given
in Boehm's hall, Delhi, next Friday
evening Feb. 10Th. Everybody is
cordially invited. Good music and
pleasant time is assured to all who
attend.
Fred Cain, Jr., has the contract
for painting and decorating the
Thompson music store, which will
be converted into a moving picture
theatre. The work will commence
soon and be finished by March LIST.
The young folks of the Presbyter-
ian church are cordially invited out
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stewart, south of town, next Friday
evening All desiring to accept the
invitation are asked to be at the
DR.. Gibson home at seven o'clock,
where transportation will be pro-
vided.
The Burchard Investment Co. of
St. Paul are proposing to use every
possible effort to induce Iowa and
Illinois farmers to purchase and inn
prove the farms recently sold by the
Davidsons in this county, as report
ed in the Morgan Messenger IL
linois and Iowa farmers are the kind
of citizens Redwood county is after.
D. E. Laird left Monday for Mo-
line. ILL.,. where he will investigate
the workings and the product of the
great pillow and vehicle factory there.
The company generously pays ex-
penses, holding that the liberal edu-
cation of seeing things is worth
much to merchants who sell their
product.
Dad Isham's suggestive prophecy,
Looking Forward" on third page,
has already aroused discussion. Dad
need look no farther than to either
of our depots to see some of the
things he dreams of. The remedy,
in our opinion, is not in abusing the
catalogue houses but in convincing
local patrons that you can undersell
them. And we believe it can be
done.
Morgan Messenger: G. w. Eli
son was called to Byron the fore
part of last week-where his wife
had been for two or three weeks
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Eli
sons brother, Frank E. Hastings,
who passed away at Ishpeming,
Mich, Saturday, February 9th. The
remains were brought to Byron for
burial, the home of Mr.. Hastings
parents, and the funeral took place
Wednesday.
Just to show how the Pacific coast
country is advertised and excursion
lists are checked up, we may note
The Gazette received a card last
Friday. ornamented with a half
tone cut of the big Hotel Metropole
of Oakland. CAL, with the brief
statement that "Mr. S. J. Peterson
Of your city registered at the Met
ropole today" Sam is evidently
living high and advertising Redwood
Falls as he journeys along.
Springfield Advance: Frank Jaehn,
who during the past few years has
been doing extensive contract work
in Huron, S. OAK, has decided to
locate in that city permanently.
For many years he has been num-
borod oo ono IF Cpripnf1 o11,c opor