The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-11-15

Sunday at the Dream.
An auto party piloted by Messrs
VIM. Gieske and DR.. Whitmore Of
J Marshall dined at the Kahler las
Sunday.
!, Milroy Echo: The telephone girls
} at Redwood Falls were presented
with a pound box of chocolates b.
} the Milroyites for their loyalty t.
Milroy in giving us such prompt at
tention with returns.
i Wanted Everyone in this vicinity
to read the opening chapters of the
new serial by Robert w. Chambers
in the November number of Cosmo-
politan Magazine. 1t is the greatest
novel of the year and is illustrated
by Chas. Dana Gibson.
i Make your way to the little frame
church around the corner the Pres
byterian church Sunday,
Something worth hearing both morn
ing and evening.
say, friend, you want to hear
that message on 1.-THE Spiritual Der
elicit" at the Presbyterian next Sun
day evening.
Get up early next Sunday. and at
tend all of the services of the Pres
hyterian church. You cannot af-
ford to miss the morning and even
ing sermons.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve chicken pie supper in the
basement of the church. Friday
evening, Nov. 18. Menu-Chick en-
pie, mashed potatoes and chicken
gravy, rolls. butter and pick les, cake
and coffee.
The M. B. A. of this city have ar
ranged for lodge rally next Friday
at their lodge rooms, an oyster sup
per ard social features being in or
der at that time. All members are
urged to attend.
Mrs. Jas. Aiken left on the early
Saturday morning train, to fill an
appointment to meet Edgar and Miss
Mildred Aiken at Minneapolis, with
possible visit to Mortified and
other points also in view.
Mrs. j. M. Huntington was taken
with another internal hemorrhage
last Friday night. She is receiving
the best of neighborly care, but it
was thought best to send for Mr..
Schmahl. her son-in-law. Chas. M.
Huntington joined his mother the
following night.
The frost on the pumpkin makes
no difference as yet in auto sales, at
least for E. NJ. F. cars, four of
which have been delivered in this
vicinity lately, to G. A. Patton, w.
R. Barnes and the Palace store peo-
pie, Cashier jackson of Morgan be-
ing the party of the fourth part.
Mrs. A. d. McRae is arranging to
start on her journey to California in
the near future. leaving here next
week. Mrs. McRae will make the
home of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Dotson of Santa Cruz. her
main objective point, but will touch
at other interesting points for the
tourist before returning, some time
next spring, when the daisies and
battercup come again.
Grant Martin yesterday received
dispatch from Corpus Christi, Texas,
informing him of the death in that
city of his sister, Mrs. Belle Martin
Roberts, in the early hours of that
day. Mrs. Roberts will be remem-
bered here as the daughter Of one
of. the two men who accompanied
Col. McPhail at the time the latter
homesteaded and afterwards plated
the original townsite of this city
beginning in 1864. Mrs. Roberts
was the 0nIv f1auphtar if we are not
misinformed, and three of her four
surviving brothers are now residents
of the state of Washington. Mrs.
R. had been an invalid for several
years previous to her death.
Lamberton Star: NJ. B. Albeit
left Tuesday for the county seat to
be present during the present term
| of the court. Mr.. Albeit has served
the county in the capaclty of bailiff