The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-01-05

AL. Clark had a visit last week
from his Wisconsin brother, Jesse
1 Clark.
C. X. Odekirk is expected today,
his party having returned from their
Michigan trip.
Miss Ellen Stevenson Russell. Can.
is this week guest in this city of
Miss Flossie Jennie.
A. H. Lowe. cashier of the State
Bank of Wood Lake, visited friends in
this city New Years day.
/ Mrs. W. M. Batten Of Spencer.
Ia, is visiting the Wetmore families
lin this city and vicinity.
Begin the New Year right by
keeping cheered up by seeing the
high class pictures at the Dream.
Notice the call for the annual
meeting of the Farmers Mutual In
surance Co. at Wabasso next Satur-
day.
Miss Winifred Burmeister accom-
panied Miss Edith, her sister, to the
Hamline college yesterday. for a
brief visit there.
You may think I'm foolish, but |
isn't any more so than look so
there now. Come out to the Dream
and take look at me.
Mrs. Anna Lyss Of this city had as
New Years guests Henry Georges
Of Morton. a brother. and a sister
from Madison. this state.
Misses Vean and Dean Baldwin
took in the principal objects of in
terest at North Redwood yesterday,
en- route to Mortified and Carleton
college.
| Mrs. D. J. Laird is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Ben. Nelson, at
Granite Falls, the latter having I'M
der consideration a trip to hot
springs sanitarium for treatment
| for rheumatism.
/ DIR. Gibson is enjoying sort of
family reunion to-day. His brother
w, j. Gibson arrived from Salem.
S. D., several days ago, and to-day
DIR. ]. F. Gibson of Atwater, this
state, third brother, is expected to
| join them.
| Co. L will this month move into
their new quarters in the store built
| by C. F. Apitz. east of Pease's hard
ware store. The store is well light
ed and of sufficient length to enable
/ the boys to carry on their indoor
target practice to advantage.
John S. johnson of Ryder, N. D..
called last Friday on O. B. Turrell of
this city. who proved up a claim near
Ryder year or so ago. Mr.. Johnson
reported that the work of prospect
ing for oil or gas would be taken up
in earnest around Ryder as soon as
spring opens.
Mrs. Carrie Henrionett, sister Of
Alderman Wilcox. accompanied by
another sister. Mrs. McPhee of Wa
basso. visited with their brother s
family last Friday and the former
took a train out fer the cities Mon
day. Mrs. McPhee goes home to
Wabasso to-day.
Redwood Falls appears to be tenn
porarily without laundry and is
getting good service from New
Ulm. the agency being from Lauter-
bach's store. The plant has been in
hard luck under the last manage
ment, the condition Of the machin-
cry necessitating considerable in
vestment for repairs. and Mr.. john
son gave up the job of completing
the repairs and has gone into other
business for the present.
Muskegon Mich Daily News:
Mason's jubilee singers gave one
of the most pleasing jubilee con-
certs ever given in this city. The
program included everything from
the popular national airs. the South
ern folk song, and the camp meet
ing choruses, to the sacred airs of
! the hymnal. the clever imitation Of
natural and mechanical sounds, and
the good-natured wit and humor of
the vaudeville stage. In fact, the
program included everything neces-
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