The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-11-22

| Get your bone meal at Lodbell's
| for your chickens.
| We have some nice home made
mince meat at Lobdell's made by
Mrs. Fountain.
Don't fail to get fancy cake
plate or bowl for only 10 cents at
the Golden Rule, Saturday, Nov. rs.
| Miss Lauretta Farley of Seattle
spent few days of the past week
with her friend Mrs. Dotsie Smith
of this city.
The Dan Patch electric line is now
running cars to Mortified and are
expecting to get into Rochester in
the near future.
Who said chicken! It's no chick
en-, it's a goUse the Dream is going
to give away Wednesday night on
the one nights coupons.
Considering that we can't do any
thing else to the supreme court, we
surely should have the privilege of
criticising Washington Times.
What is the matter with the
church? What is the matter with
the people? Hear the sermon at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning.
Goose! Goose! Goose! Only the
coupons of Wednesday night are
good in the drawing at the Dream
Wednesday night at $50 for Goose!
| Goose! Goose!
One thing we like about political
campaigns is that, when they're
over they're over, with no worlds
championship series to follow.-Ohio
State Journal
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Quarton of
Clear Lake. Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Arch Quarton of the south side are
here to take part in the home-com-
ing feast on Thanksgiving day at
Father and Mother Quarton's farm
home in Delhi.
Mrs. Helen Robinson and Miss
Josie Thune were taken to Russell
in w. r. Barnes auto the first of
this week, where they will enjoy
Thanksgiving with the family of
Mrs. Robinson's daughter,sMrs. Ed
itor Childs of the Russell Anchor.
Jens Roy rented his farm on the
line between Underwood and West
line to C. w. Milbradt for the COM
ing season. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy in
tend going to Florida, Texas or Cali
fornia as soon as the latter RECEIVERS
: sufficiently from her operation to
warrant their going, reports the
Milroy Echo.
According to the Marshall Messen-
ger, there is no longer a reason for
printing with return cards on en-
e yelopes a request for return in 1C
T days" Unclaimed letters at all
first, second and third class post,
!. offices. will henceforth be held only
five days before going to the dead
I letter" office at Washington. or back
to the sender, unless there is some
: request written or printed on the
outside of the enyelop, that the let
Il ter be held longer. In no case, how
r ever, will letter be held longer
I, than ninety days. Fourth class post
/ offices are to hold unclaimed letter!
Il fifteen days.
Il Last week Frank Jung of Wabas
a so received so pounds of apples from
i some relative in Oregon, reports thu
2 Standard. Mr.. Jung felt very gooc
over the present sent him until h
t found out that the express was Sc. /!
r and Is cents drayage when he be
v come quite angry and informed tn
n depot agent that there were ever
y live mice in the box with the apple
l. and thought that he would not pa.
e the charges. Depot agent Bradisl
t told him that he should keep yer.
d quiet about the mice because if tn
s railroad company found out tina
there was live stock in with tn
# apples he would have TO pay sti
d more. Mr.. Jung paid his expires
# like man and said no more.
n Many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
IS Isaac Root will be interested in tn
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