The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-07-27

A4R45& 14AI 49, GL MIL S@1EEL 1UA
rent or sale. Five rooms, city water
and electric light. Possession given
july 18th. Good chance to secure a
small house cheap. A. E. King. tt
Mr.. and Mrs. g. RI. WEIGH Of Ia
Crosse visited the past week with
the families OF the Tenney brothers,
Mrs. WEIGH being a sister Dc the
Tenneys. The visitors lived in Red
wood Falls nearly twenty years ago.
and Of course noted many changes
since that era. They will visit q
son up the st. Louis at Madison be-
fore returning.
Father Woods revisited this city
last Thursday. reporting that his
parish at LeSueur is prosnering,
having cleared off $1,000 floating
debt and cleared the way for the
erection Of a$15. 900 parochial school,
work on which will be begun in the
near future. Father Woods is TAX
ing lake trip by way Of Duluth to
Buffalo for his vacation, after two
years of unbroken work.
The w. G. I. u. picnic held in the
Chautauqua grounds on Saturday
was decided success. There was a
large number of visitors present,
and there would have been more of
the members had it been held be-
tween the afternoon and evening
assemblies and on any day but the
last in the week, which is OF ne
cessity the busiest for the house
keeper. Mrs. VanDolah presided
over q very enjoyable session.
Banker M. w. Harding and fam
lily, accompanied by Editor C. c..
Whitney Of the News Messenger,
were In the Marshall party which
accompanied the Glidden tourists to
this city Monday evening. Brother
Whitney admitted that he had not
been here for fifteen years and made
some amends by declaring that Red
wood Falls has been growing more
beautiful every year. We had to
admit the allegation as true.
Well if the.cows did take me for
grass. made a good run and got
away and arrived home all o. X.
with the exception Of few hairs
lost, which makes my old bald pate
a little more shiny. However, will
try and treat you all in the same old
way the best | know how and will be
pleased to see old time faces and as
many new ones at the Dream on
Wednesday and Saturday nights Of
each week until further notice.
Mrs. A. r. Campbell and Mr.. Vir-
| gil Campbell Of Earlham, Iowa. have.
been stopping with Pastor Ehrstein's
family at the manse the past week,
Mrs. Ehrstein being the daughter Of
Mrs. Campbell. Since Mr.. Ehrstein
has been commissioned to 90 to
Winona Lake next August, their
guests have consented to stay q
couple of weeks and accompany
Mrs. Ehrstein and children back to
Iowa, where Mrs. z. will visit dur
ing her husbands absence.
| Next Sunday morning, at the
Presbyterian church, Pastor Ehr-
stein will preach on War in the
Light Of Christian Ethics. This is
a peace message, and involves a dis
cussion Of the problems Of interna-
tional arbitration. Sunday school
with classes for all ages, from IL to
lip. m. Young Peoples Meeting
from z to 7:45 p. m. Union evening
service at the Christian church.
You are cordially to all Of the SER
vices Of church. Try our welcome.
Henry p. Charter, writing re-
Gently to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Whit
tet. Jr.. Of this city, from his home
stead at Rosemead, southernAIberta,
states that there will practically be
no crops in his section this year, but
consoles himself with the prospect
OF irrigation there next year, and
the fact that all bis people are in
good health and not in want for
anything. Some Of the new settlers.
however, Mr.. Charter writes, will
be hard hit by the total loss OF the
fruits Of their years labor.
Candy Herald: Last Friday the