The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-11-29

shall Schools spent Thanksgiving at
the family home near this city.
Miss Edith Burmeister was among
the returning Hamline students for
the Thanksgiving season at home.
For Leather couch, kitchen
cabinet and one pair portieres. In
quire at residence. DR.. H. ]. Henze.
See Donald Stewart about the ex-
cursion to Montrose. Colorado, be-
fore the first Tuesday in December.
A red scarf was lost in this city
Thanksgiving day. which the finder
is requested to return to this office
for reward.
Asleson always has nice things for
Christmas, but this season he will
break all records in that line. Watch
for his Christmas opening.
The Golden Rule is being put in
readiness for their special Christmas
opening next Tuesday. Tell the
youngsters to remember the date.
Mr.. Westby of Madison has been
assisting ERegister McRae at the
court house the past week. Mr..
Westby has been on the same kind
of work at the Madison court house
and is no novice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Porter and
two children of Mankato, and Mrs.
Ellen Porter of Vernon Center,
spent Thanksgiving at the Frank
Clague home.
Miss Mabel Adsit was called to
Markesan, Wisconsin, yesterday, to
attend the funeral of her niece, a
young girl Of fourteen, Miss Edith
Straight.
Prof. Hovey, manual training and
science teacher at the high school
last year, was up from Minneapolis
for Thanksgiving at the Roes-
Ter home near this city,
Mrs. DR.. Brand returned from
Minneapolis last Saturday in a pri-
vate car, the same being a brand
new Cadillac. This puts two of our
local doctors in the Cadillac class,
and those who ride in them think it
a tolerably classy class.
Walter MARITIME, recently elected
register of deeds of RenvilIe Co., N.
D., was at the court house last week
getting some pointers from his old
school mate. A. D. McRae, in regard
to his future duties. Mr.. MARITIME
was accompanied by his mother, who
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knudson in this city.
! What would be nicer as a Christ
mas present than a fine oil painting
or water color picture. Mrs. C. F.
Martin has fine collection of her
own work and she has concluded to
dispose of some of them. If you
are looking for fine gift call and
see her work. Flowers, fruit, land
scape and nature studies, at the resi-
dence. 1t
Miss Irma Schmahl returned the
first of this week from visit with
Grandma Reset Schmahl at Duluth,
where she is living with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lottie Palmer. We under
stand that Dana Schmahl accompa-
MED his cousin Irma from ST. Paul
to Duluth, where the two paid their
respects to their aged grandmother
With the departure of Donald
Stewart and family for Colorado
next Tuesday, Redwood Falls will be
the loser of an active and useful So
cial force and an excellent family
That Mr.. Stewart may prosper in
the land Of his latest choice, is the
sincere desire of his fellow towns.
men here. Montrose people will
find both Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
worthy of their trust and confidence
and real acquisitions to their social
and church life,
Mrs. Jas. Aiken returned from hel
visit at the cities by way of North
field and OWatonna, on Wednesday
evening Of last week. At Owatonna
Mr.. and Mrs. Trust were found very
pleasantly situated and at Mortified
Mrs. Aiken visited with Edgar and
Mildred for several days. Carleton
celebrated Thanksgiving with it's US.
ual Thanksgiving banquet and pro.