The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-09-13

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Dream.
4 Mrs. Horace Jones and children
are putting in two weeks vacation
with Mrs. Jones' parents at Albert
Lea.
j Mrs. Shell Of Medicine Lake, q
a sister of Mrs. Alderman Durham,
has been visiting her in this city the
past week.
The Western Elevator COTS sell
ing hard coal at $3.50 and Hooking
Valley coal at $5.49. O. J. Amund-
son, agent. 6-tf.
We want carload of live poultry
and will pay the highest cash price
for same on Monday, September 10.
Redwood Falls Produce Co.
Mrs. Chas. Tenney was called to
Fairmont Sunday, on account of the
dangerous illness of the infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Theiring. in
that city.
The w. C. T. u. will meet in the
parlor of the Presbyterian church
next Thursday afternoon. at 2:30.
Department superintendent are
specially urged to be present.
Tidings were received here last
week from friends of Mrs. ]. M.
Huntington. who is still at a St.
Paul hospital receiving the best of
treatment, but whose condition is
considered very grave.
Attention, Piano Players!-I will
call on all my customers in Redwood
Falls first part of October. Others
wishing any tuning or repairing
done will please leave orders with
Mrs. Philbrick. A. O. Halter. 7-3.
Daniel Mclean recently invested
in the residence formerly owned by
Mrs. McDermott, on Lincoln street,
south of Broadway. believing that
the present demand for residence
property makes the Investment a
safe one.
The following Redwood county
couples have been licensed to wed
since last report: Henry Steinhaus
and Amelia Zamzow of Three Lakes,
Louis Grams and Emma Subbert of
BelvieW and William Kleeman and
Maud Petrie of this vicinity.
The past week has witnessed the
departure of Misses Mildred and
Theo. Jensen to Mankato, where
they will attend the Normal school
and Of Misses Lillian and Matilda
Jensen to Alden, this state. where
they will teach the coming school
year.
j. A. McGetrick of this city has
been doing some rustling for Red
wood county lands of late among
the Hoosiers, and writes that Indiana
land at $3.50 per acre is not a whit
better than that of Minnesota, ex-
cept as to market advantages for
some products.
Frank Hubbard had the good for
tune last Friday to be on the state
fair grounds when two of the man
birds, representing the Wright Bro
theirs and the Curtis company, made
successful flights. Most of the at
tempts of the ayiators were not
wholly satisfactory, but these were
all right.
Auctions have been coming thick
and fast of late, and now comes. a
new auctioneer, whose announce
ment appears in another column.
Mr.. w. H. Mccormick was farm
er's boy who was brought up near
Aledo, ILL.,, and who has recently
graduated from the Jones national
school for auctioneers, at Chicago,
Ill.
Redwood Falls sent a goodly dele
cation to Hamline the first of this
week, Miss Bessie Elliott and Mr..
Willard Fuller joining the regular
delegation from here, which includes
Misses Ethel Anderson. Edith Bur-
meister, Ellen Lyman. and Florence
Robinson and Mr.. Lorenzo johnson.
Miss Robinson remained oyer until
today.
D. Notion and family moved in
from New Avon last Tuesday. Mr..
Notion had previously purchased the
Broughton corner, south of Henry
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