The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-01-12


a up a bit BIZ having them rressed an
cleaned. Neiman, Post Office block
Every one who has heard Of d.
E Merritte Driver will want to hea
: his lecture here next Thursday nigh
at the Christian church.
Y Lieut.. Nook requests that all per
r sons having bills against Co. L should
t send them in az the earliest datt
possible, for auditing and payment
Mrs. d. Mclean, assisted by Mrs
g. d. Thompson, will entertain The
ladies' mite society of the Presbyter.
ian church FRIDAY afternoon of this
week.
Lost Jan. 9th, lady's small open
faced watch with initial 60 on
back, some place between the First
National Bank and the Evans home.
Finder please return to Miss Jennie
Evans for reward. 1t.
| Our North Redwood correspondent
reports that the Security bank of
that burg developed at its last an
nual meeting a most satisfactory
/ progress and set aside $500 to its
surplus fund besides declaring six
per cent dividend.
The high school seniors are re-
hearsing for their annual class play
which is to be produced Friday even
/ ing of next week, Jan. 21st. The
play chosen is The Professor" and
| further details as to the entertain
ment will be given next week.
The Mason Jubilee Singers gave
an enjoyable entertainment at the
opera house last Monday evening,
and it is to be regretted that the
audience was not larger. The infer
Tor entertainment in this line given
by the troupe in the Chautauqua
course a year ago may have had some
effect on the attendance.
The members Of the Presbyterian
church were considerably disappoint-
ed last week. upon being notified by
Rev. B. L. Brittin that he had ac-
copied an invitation to become pastor
of church nearer his home. Rev.
Chambers occupied the pulpit in the
morning.
The Scenic City band is likely to
give another benefit concert some
time in the near future. and it will
be up to every citizen who wants the
band kept up to remain credit to
the city to show their faith by works
and give the concert the right kind
of support.
The Barnes-Smith Co. have fixed
up their offices finer than silk. but
not too fine for any one who has
business with them, and the glad
hand will be very much in evidence
there That they know how to adj
vertise is shown by the very start
ling statementsat the head of their
ad this week, which is the first of
series Of local page features the
coming year.
The boys class Of the Presbyter-
ian church was invited out to the
W n. Carter home last Friday night |
for an oyster snpper and to spend
the evening. Of course the invita-
ton was unanimously accepted. for
there is nothing the boys like better
THAI an evening with Myrland and
his parents. The evening was pleas
antly spent with different games and
Friday had changed to Saturday be-
fore the boys reached home.
G. K. Odekirk pre-empted a couple
of pages of The Gazette this week to
show forth the merits of the Buick
cars. Mr.. Odekirk informs us that
ne has ordered three high-power
Buick cars for use as an auto livery
m this vicinity the coming summer
This ought to solve the problem of
quick transportation to west side
towns and back and supply the alb
sence of north and south railroad
IN this county for time.
The officers of Co. L have fitted
up both floors Of their new quarters,
the main room having wire netting
% protect the windows and to allow
for basket ball and indoor base ball
during the winter months. We are
informed that the company boys and
algh school boys are each likely to
nave teams and there may be some
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