The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-07-20

i Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis are
enjoying vacation trip to Water
vile and other points this week.
i Mrs. SouthWick is reported slight
lily on the gain, and is receiving the
best Of care from Mrs. Fl. D. Brooke.
/; Messrs Paul Callaghan and Lesti-
kow Of Wabasso, with their ladies,
were.C hautauqua tent visitors Sun
day. the guests of Redwood Fails
friends.
! Redwood Pensioners of Rev. C.
| S. Nook who have called upon him
at his retreat near Minneapolis of
late, report him as steadily gaining
in strength.
!, The Candy News notes that i'm
proved land is selling at $3.50 per
acre rs miles south Of US and in
Traverse county at sos, and makes
the reasonable deduction that land
in this part of Minnesota is well
worth from SIS to 500 per acre.
Mrs. Huntsberry went to the cit
les last Saturday. upon invitation
from her husband to join him in a
vacation at one of the lake resorts
near the cities.
| Any person finding pair of
glasses in plain case on the public
road southwest of this city, is en-
titled to a reward from the owner
upon reporting the same at this
office.
| In connection with the reception
Of the members of the Glidden tour
in this city next Monday. the auto
association would like to hear from
all citizens who will be able to
lodge one or more of the party that
night. The party will number up
wards of $50 people, which will
overtax our hotel capacity. Names
may be left at either bank.
Colonel Wright is seeing to it that
the Second regiment encampment
at Camp Lakeview is to be some
thing more than a midsummer pic
mic. The officers as we'll as men are
under strict discipline, with special
drill instructors and inspectors for
the camp and mess. Intoxicating
liquors will not be permitted sale on
the grounds, though at the discre-
ton of company commanders, issued
as part of the rations at meals.
Members of the commercial club
are discussing plans for the next
county fair, and it is already past the
proper time for circulating the pre-
MUM list. Opinion appears to be
divided as to purchasing fair grounds
and there is a growing sentiment
against the hired carnival company.
In our opinion. one more carnival
company appearance here will be
a black eye on our efforts to build
up sentiment for a permanent an
nual fair in Redwood county.
At the Presbyterian church, next
Sunday morning, Pastor Ehrstein
will speak on "Society's Wastes in
the Light of Christian Ethics. A
study of phases of the problems of
the cost of high living. Sunday
school, with classes for all ages,
from IL to ] p. m. An inspiring,
uplifting Young Peoples meeting
from Z to s p. m. Union evening
services at the M. E. church. You
are cordially invited to worship with
us.
Rev. A. Schaller. the new Luther
an minister in this city, shut off all
danger of entangling alliances of
matrimonial nature before coming
to this city, the papers having chron-
icled his engagement with Miss
Lydia Deuber of Mankato, which
was celebrated at the home of Rev.
Deuber in that city. father of the
bride-elect, on the 7th inst. This
means that there will be a bride to
occupy the Lutheran parsonage in
this city some day.
H. E. Dickinson. formerly train
master of this division of the North
western with headquarters at Tracy.
was last week promoted to the
superintendency of the |. & M. divi-
sion. with headquarters at Mason
Civ Ty0iY, dicnafchoy M poxvlo