The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-06-22

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cillator at the Dream, It's a hum
mer.
Mrs. Bebermeyer returned with
her husband last Saturday. after a
vacation of several weeks duration.
All parties who find themselves
indebted to Heilman & belong will
confer great favor by settling BE-
fore July 1st.
For Sale. An Edison graphophone
with q records. for SIS if taken at
once. A. w. Mechanics, Route /,
Redwood Falls. 1t.
The hot weather Of late is making
the corn go some. but fears are felt
for barley. rye and hay crops. Rain
is badly needed this week.
Is he conceited? Conceited? |
should say he is. He even imagines
that he cut some figure at his own
wedding. Detroit Free Press.
Mrs. Field of the county home
was at Sanborn the first Of the
week, to make the acquaintance of
a little grandson, recently arrived
by the stork route.
Mrs. Lon. White and Miss Doris
White, who have been visiting at
the Peavey farm, returned to their
Minneapolis home last Wednesday,
stopping at Arlington en- route for a
day or two.
The Gazette made geographical
break last week in billeting Miss
Flossie Tenney to Faribault instead
of Fairmont, where she is visiting a
few weeks with Mrs. Fred Theiring,
her sister.
Mrs. DIR. Sour and daughter Ethel
have been making their adieux to
Redwood Falls friends, and we I'M
derstand that they are removing to
the cities in order to be nearer the
doctors field of operations.
G. w. Ellis and family visited at
Franklin last Saturday aftern Don
and Sunday, George w. returning
to his duties in The Gazette office
for Monday morning and Mrs. Ellis
and the children remaining a day or
two longer.
Mrs. Frances Becker and infant
arrived at the Frank Carpenter home
a few days ago, and will await the
coming of Mr.. Becker from Toledo,
Ohio, few weeks hence, the family
going on from here to their future
home in Montana.
Mrs. W. G. Weldon arrived home
from Marshall last week. accompa-
MED by her mother and sister, Mrs.
w. T. and Miss Inez Maxson, and
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her nephew Len Lathe. Mrs. Max
son will accompany young Laythe
this week to his home in Saskatche-
wan.
Remember the mid-week service
at the Presbyterian church next
Thursday evening. The pastor will
speak on 1.-THE Working Church. "
The Sunday school officers and
teachers will meet at the close of
this service to plan for the annual
picnic.
Miss Olga Grabow of Morgan,
who graduated from our high school
two years ago, visited friends in this
city the first of this week. Miss
GraboW is ambitious to complete
her training as a teacher and will
enter the normal school at Winona
this fall.
Pastor Ehrstein and family enter
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lower
of Jefferson. Iowa, Monday evening.
The visitors had made an auto trip
into the lake region north of this
city about a hundred miles, and
stopped over for few hours to visit
the former Jefferson pastor and
his family.
Four registrations for matrimony
were made at the court house last
week, as follows: VIM. Jung and
Miss Anna Marie Tolzman Of this
city, Hedge CLAUS Hegdal and Ella
Nathalie Olson of Swedes Forest,
Ira Williams of Iowa and Maude G..
Carroll of Walnut Grove, A. w. Oh
son and Atlanta Anderson of Walnut
Grove.
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