The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-11-08

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brown Leghorn cockerels for sale.
w. NJ. Carter. 1872 !,
st. Veronica's guild ladies viii
meet with Mrs. Geo. Jaehning on
Thursday afternoon Of this week.
Pictures always good. Warmest
place in town and coupon every
night or the big basket at the Dream.
VIM. Bradish of st. Paul. a cousin
of the Jackson brothers. visited his
relatives here for a day or two the
past week.
Look. read, remember. the big
basket consists of turkey. celery,
cranberries. mixed nuts and plum
pudding at the Dream, Nov. ed.
say. young man. you want to
hear that talk about "The Fast
Young Man and the Fast Life" at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
night.
The Girls Sewing club met with
Miss Josie Thune last week, and will
be the guests next Thursday evening
of Miss Mamie Truesdell at the Ray
Tennie home.
Mrs. Potts fiat irons, rs cents
per set, while they last, at the Gold
en- Rule, Saturday, Nov. 18th. 1t
The ladies' mite society meet with
Mrs. DR.. Gibson and Mrs. VIM. Whit
tet next Friday afternoon, at the
DIR. Gibson home. The ladies are
asked to bring their thimbles.
The new bank at Belview opened
for business last week. with G. R.,
Rain in charge with ample capital
and good backing. With two banks,
Belyiew will have an additional slim
illus to grow SO as to keep her bank
ers busy.
i Carl Reynolds. who advertises a
sale of farm and household property
in this paper, next Monday, has
rented his farm west of this city to
| /. N. Bopes of Aberdeen, who will
take possession this fall, while Mr..
REYNOLDS will return to his former
home in illinois.
, Supt Hermann of our city schools
; abbreviated his stay at the educa'
tional meeting at st, Paul to come
home Friday. Saturday morning he
welcomed to his home a young mar
| who may be his successor as we'll a:
J his heir some day. Here is another
proof that our superintendent is
real progressive.
: Two exceptional bargains, Goa
2 bod, 10 cents; set of Mrs. Potts fla
irons, 75.cents. At the Golden Rule
Saturday, Nov. 18th. 1t
Secretary Schmahl. accompanies
by Mrs. Schmahl and Mrs. j. M
Huntington, came over yesterda,
from st. Paul. Mr.. Schmahl wen
to Danube to fill a speaking appoint
ment last evening, and will return
today after casting his ballot. Mrs
Huntington has so far recovere
that she is DESTROYS of resuming he
residence in her former home here
Thos. Peterson, who has bee
working the Chapman farm in TIL
township, has just been out to tn
Big Bend country in Washington
where two of his brothers have bee
living for number of years, an
has made up his mind to cast in h
lot in that country. He advertise
elsewhere sale of his farm proper
ty, Nov. 11th-Friday Of this weel
First number drawn that is
the house gets the big basket at tn
Dream Tuesday night, NoS. 22d.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Cooper wei
treated to surprise party la
Wednesday by the members of tt
Half Century club. The surpri'
was in honor of the thirtieth we,
ding anniversary of the host ar
hostess. and while the club was
trifie off in the matter of date
there was nothing the matter wi
their reception or the enjoyment
surprised and surprlsers.
| Mrs. Elsie Pryor McDougall al
children, the former popular scho
teacher in this county quite nu1
Der Of years ago, are visiting at t
/ home of Mrs. Pryor in this city. al
i expect to remain until after Chris
H nac Mrc McD0l1pall has hnnn Ii