The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-04
Uncle Tom, the 18th.

Uncle ION. the I4ln.
Call at the tile factory and see the
new tile. tt.
Awful hot last week and this
starts in no cooler.
Mrs. S. G. Peterson is visiting
friends in. Lester Prairie.
W. B. Clement leaves this week
for vacation at his home in Yer
non Center.
St. Veronica's Guild will meet
with Mrs. Jaehning on Thursday
afternoon of this week.
Mrs. Hans Jensen, accompanied
by Miss Matilda and Master Henry,
went to Mankato Saturday.
Two of our Redwood Falls famers
twirled seine too near North Red
wood and caught nothing but a $65
| fine.
The park board and city officials
are determined if possible to stop
the destruction of city and park
property.
Short order cook wanted for a
restaurant at once. Call at Gazette
office for address and for further
information. SOFT.
Next comes the county fair, and
then things will subside until next
year. And the boys are going to
made it a hummer.
We hardly see how Sleepy Eye
could make any money on two losing
teams. Redwood would not support
very strongly one winning one.
A pair of DRINKS made consider
able noise over a horse trade the
middle of the week. One of them
came from Delhi and the other lives
here.
Edwin Tyson completed his home
vacation the first of this week and
resumed his work with the Quaker
Oats people, with whom he has
made good"
The First State Bank has a nice
sample of blue stem of the '09 crop
on exhibition at the Office. The
wheat is as fine as that this county
raised before the wet years.
Two coming events of interest to
the citizens of Redwood Falls and
vicinity are the Dode Fisk great
combined railroad shows on August
9th and the Redwood county fair
on September %, % and "a.
Jaehning Bros. are working on
the roof of the high school building
1t needed it. Come to think about
it, there has been considerable work
done on that same building consid-
ering it has been built but recently.
1t happened to be our misfortune
to have our fan get out of order Sat-
urday night, just at the time it was
needed most. The trouble has been
adjusted so we will try and not have
it happen again at Redwood Dream.
S. G.. Peterson, Bessie Elliott,
Alice Hitchcock and Georgia Chad
derdon left Monday for Groveland,
Minnetonka, where the Epworth
League is in session this week, COM
mencing Monday and closing Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Kate Clark has served d.
vorce papers in a suit against A. E.
Clark. Motion for alimony, attor-
ney's fees, etc., was heard before
Judge Olsen at Sleepy Eye Monday,
with Somerville & Hauser for plain
tiff and c. T. Howard for the de-
PENDANT.
During the hot days the young
sters are flocking to the bathing
pool. Candy has sent for cut of
the lake and there is quite a move
ment over in that hustling town to
try and rival our project. That
town already has US beat a mile on
park but will have to go some to
beat Lake Redwood.
The dad" of this paper is off with
a lot more good people taking in the
sights on the coast and ''us kids"
are running this paper to suit our
selves. We expect to get fired when
he gets back and looks over what we
have done, but anyone who wants
to thresh the editor for what comes
out for the next few weeks NAV