The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-01-05
Mrs. Robert Parker IS recovering
from a severe illness.

Don't it beat your Sisters last
years beau how realistic those pict-
ures are at the Dream.
Oscar Swan came down from Al
exandria to enjoy the Christmas
season with the home folks.
Miss Francis McOuat has been en-
| joying her holiday vaction at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. G. E. Lam
berton.
E. g. Greene was in the city last
Monday and in a smiling mood init
mated that his was a case of " not
yet, but soon next month.
F. Al. Evans returned yesterday to
Salt Lake. Utah, after assisting his
nephew the past week in checking
up the affairs of the late Judge Ey-
ans.
The Barnes Smith Co. are this
week entering into possession Of
their new and well equipped offices
in the old Bank of Redwood Falls
building.
Miss Edna Westfall and lady
friend. who have been helping faith
er and mother Westfall pass the
Christmas vacation, start to-day for
their posts of duty elsewhere.
The former Gazette editor, "Our
Julius" came down from st. Paul
Monday evening to attend the an
nual meeting Of the directors Of the
State Bank, and goes home today.
w. T. Wilcox last week sold one
Of the Mason hill-climber cars to
Sheriff SchueIler, and that official is
going after the undesirables at a clip
that will make them want to take to
aeroplanes.
Sergt. Gales, while at the cities
last week, secured the badges earned
by Co. l. members last summer for
distribution experts Inglis and
Gales, sharpshooters Clements and
Nook and Is marksmen badges.
AS coy as your own fireside at
the Dream. Just try it once.
Jos. Tyson arrived home the mid
die of last week and has since been
repairing and fitting up the house
on Fifth street which he purchased
of Ormie Mcmillan recently for the
occupancy of his household next
spring.
S. A. Hall had his family at home
last week. and the brothers Charles,
Albert, Prof. B. F. Hall of Herman
and Irwin Of this city made up a
quartette which pleased the congre-
CATION at the M. E. church last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles had bad fall last
Friday, in front of her residence on
the east side, and owing to her adj
vanced age and inability to break
the force of the fall, was unable to
arise until assisted by a passing
neighbor. She is still confined to
her bed but is receiving good care
and it is hoped the results will not
be permanent.
| Last Friday D. Routhe, a tenant
on one of the Gilfillan farms, sold
Banker & Dennistoun Is hogs that
averaged 273 lbs, tor s cents per
h.. the highest price that has eyer
been paid on the local market. These
hogs were just nine months old, and
the sale shows very plainly that Mr..
Routhe knew how to grow and fat
ten hogs.
The Pence Automobile company Of
Minneapolis gave Odekirk and over
100 other Buick hustlers the time Of
their lives last week, the inspection
trip to Flint, Mich, being followed
by trip to Detroit, New Years
dinner at a swell hotel and attend
ance at the theater in the evening,
the special train of six Pullmans,
baggage and dining cars being due
to arrive at Minneapolis on Monday
morning.
A check upon the depository of
the Modern Woodmen of America
for $4,000, payable to Mrs. Margaret
E. Evans, was received by Clerk Ellis
on New Years day and handed to
Mrs. Evans Monday. AS Mr.. Evans
was clerk of the local camp at the
time Of his death, his successor had