The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-01-19

last 5uA1A1ys
Christ. Sperber of McClusky. N.
d, visited his sister. Mrs. Tolzman,
in this city the past week.
The Minnesota implement dealers
last week elected E H. Helms of
Renville president Of their state
association
Z. NJ. Quarton was notified of the
birth of an 8-pound grandson in the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Arch. Quar-
ton. at Tracy few days ago.
Stock stories are mostly on the
hog of late. and a Renville paper
records the sale Of a single porker
for $42.8O and a pair for $50. 80.
We don't gamble, but simply give
away free every night except Friday
one dollar. You get your moneys
worth in entertainment or your
moneo back at the Dream.
TIE M. E. Church at Holly,
south of Walnut Grove. celebrated
the wiping out of the last note due
on their church building built three
years ago. at the beginning of the
new year.
Solthside papers note the recent
death of Grandma Blank, mother
of August Blank, near Sanborn, at
the advanced age of SO years, and
of Mrs Jas. G. Peterson Of Shutdown,
the latter dying from tuberculosis.
At the annual meeting of the
Walnut Grove State bank Willis
Mcdonald, we'll known here, was
elected cashier to succeed Cashier
HARDWOOD. Mr.. Mcdonald will make
an excellent cashier, or we miss
our guess.
This week started in with mild
thaw on Sunday, followed by snow
next day, which will pro.ong the
sleighing, unless another thaw should
interfere. 1t has been good many
years since this locality has enjoyed
such a long season of good sleigh
ing.
Lent comes early this year, Ash
wednesday coming on February 9th
and Easter March 9th, which is
little early for Easter bonnets.
The calender shows that both Mem
orial day and 4th of July come on
Monday this year. and that Christ
mas will come on Sunday.
Have | got the blues? Well l
should say not. | get up in the
morning cracking my heels together
and singing like lark, able for a
big days work. Why? Because |
rest my mind and body by enjoying
those realistic pictures at the
Dream.
Wabasso Standard: Last Tuesday
a deal was made whereby G. D..
Hockett became owner of the Vaughn
farm formerly known as the Weaver
farm. The farm consists of $50
acres of land and a nice lot of build
ings. Mr.ssHockett can now boast
of having one of the best farms in
Redwood county.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve a Is cent supper Friday
evening Of this week, from 5 to 7
o'clock. Everybody cordially invit-
ed.
Joseph Tyson has been cutting
out some of the old trees on his late
" acquired residence property. and
our city would look a lot better
if good deal more work was done
in that line. The court house square
is also to be trimmed up in like man
ner, by liberal thinning out of the
more unsightly old trees.
For the first time in several years,
all. of the vacant buildings on the
north side of Second street are occu-
pied. The last to be utilized is the
Crouley building, once used as the
post office. G. K. Odekirk has had
Mr.. Carkhuff engaged in remodel
ing it into an automobile garage
and proposes to run it as an auto
mobile livery next season, as indi-
Gated in last weeks paper.
An old railroader who formerly
lived in Redwood Falls dropped US a
line yesterday informing US that all
the Redwood Falls passengers on his
/ train lately 90 armed with cork