The Redwood gazette., 1910-01-26

See the bic surprise party oa the
screen Iii the Dream tonight.
Andrew Kenney returned TO this
city Friday from an extended visit
at Brainerd.
The Lauterbach orchestra will
play for a. dance at Clements next
Friday evening. HI
Erred. RI. Fenger and Paulina
Bauer. of the vicinity Of Wanda
were licensen to wed the past week.
C. *. Odekirk il expecting . con-
signment Of Buick cars soon which
will fill up most Of the space left in
his garage.
| For Sale One pair Of horses,
harness and wagon. one pony. buggy
harness, one buffalo coat. Inquire
Of G. WV. Mead.
| Fl. A. Baldwin went to Wykoff
yesterday to swap stories with Case
M. Allen, his old assistant, and tran
sact business at points en route.
Mike and Joe's Ice Cream Par
lor'' looms large on the new trans
parent sign put up BY the senior
member Of the firm last week.
George Smith, former Redwood
Falls boy and now successful at
torney at Breckenridge, visited his
parents in this city the past week.
/ E. Bailey was a purchaser Of .
Buick car from the Odekirk agency
last week. He meditaets running q
passenger livery during next season.
About thirty youngsters have been
/ training for admission to the band
and will meet for practice this even
ing. That is the way to keep our
band recruited up at all times.
Among the many good things
about motion pictures is that the
invention is one Of the great educa-
tional factors Of to-day. Spend q
few evenings at the Dream and be
convinced Of this truth.
4 The new comet was distinctly IN
evidence last Saturday evening in
the southwestern heavens, not far
from the horizon. between $50 and
s o'clock. The celestial tramp will
go into obscurity for awhile the
coming week, behind the sun. and
J re-appear in month or SO some
) million miles or 50 nearer our planet
! and probably with a much more
! luxuriant tail.
The Scottish American, New York
City: 1t is with unusual pleasure
: that we this year refer to the var
!, ious celebrations of the birth of
!. Robert Burns. Without desiring to
e appear invidious we would call spec
j ial attention to the oration on
!. Robert Burns, the Voice Of Scot
0 land" " delivered by the Rev. Andrew
. Gillies, OF this city, and which will
be found on our first page.
f FL. H. Peavey last week closed the
; purchase Of the pool and bowling
d rooms Of Horace z. Jones in this
n city. Hugh plans to remodel and to
al refurnish the place, have new front
it put in, and will add a news stand tc
o his business. For the present Mike
it Kramer will be in charge. ltWil
le be their purpose to make the new
(. place popular resort for bushes:
d and professional men here, as well a;
o. for visitors from out Of town. II. II
10 believes in having everything of tht
id best, as shown by his Management
le Of the Py Lands, and is well qualified
h to carry out anything he undertakes
e. All business to be on no-credit basis
K "Hodo Jones wanted a change bu
n. has not yet announced just what b,
r. would take up next.
n A post-mortem opinion was ren
dered last week by Attorney Genera
pt Simpson, on the ballot cast in tn
second ward and which threatene'
ct to become bone Of contention
er after the judges had counted tn
IS same a. against license. The attor
i'd ney general is Of the opinion tha
If the ballot should haye been throw
he out, but his opinion cuts no Ice q
n. this stage Of the game. The cand
" dates entered into a gentleman
n agreement and have lived up5to
he like gentlemen, and no one can den
lis that in their action they represente
the majority sentiment of the towl
D. H.