The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-08-17


K. E. Glassco was at home the
first of this week, for a short rest.
Mrs. G. w. Smith went over the
Northwestern line to Indiana last
Saturday.
Mrs. G. F. Gales is enjoying q
Ibrief vacation at her old home town
i Waseca.
/ Mrs. Ella Needham and child of
st. Paul are staying with Mrs. Anna
lLyss for a few weeks.
The Jerry Sherwood family has
removed to Hector, where Jerry is
overseeing big drainage job.
Rob. Cooper is back from pleas
ant vacation trip to Washburn and
other points in northern Wisconsin.
| Mrs. Mary Whipple plans to go to
her old home in Vermont and will
leave today for Rutland, the home
Of her daughter.
Miss Cora Anderson returned last
Saturday, accompanied by a friend,
Mrs. Larson, who is visiting at the
G. Kuenzli home.
Stop at Hotel Jewell, 100 rooms
with bath 81 per day. Opposite
court house, East 5th St., st. Paul.
MINI. 2-4t
A bargain for some one. wanting
well-built barn. 24x24 with 18-foot
posts, also delivery wagon. Inquire
of George Jaehning.
The Gazette man will be taking
week off, beginning this morning,
in the pretty Wisconsin valley where
he spent his boyhood.
The fight Of Monsieur Valette, a
historical drama during the reign of
Napoleon, on the screen Wednesday
night at the Dream.
/ The Straus Bros. Co. have been
keeping their special cars on the go
the past week, for the enlightment
of many excursionists from the Ohio
valley states.
Am selling out all mems furnish
| ing goods on hand. SO cent ties at
So cents, Is and IS cent hose at 10
cents, so cent suspenders at So cents,
| Is cent hose at IL cents. Postoffice
Block.
Mesdames Roland Heath and Mrs.
Oscar Creep returned to their home
in Minneapolis the first of this week,
after few days visit at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
I'M. O'Hara.
A lot Of household furniture, in
GLIDING dining-ro room set, chairs, beds,
mattresses, kitchen furniture, etc.,
for sale very cheap. to save removal.
Apply at house, 4th and Minnesota
streets. O. L. Dornberg.
| August Carly, who left this city
with his brother several weeks ago
| for visit to the old home in Ohio,
lis back and reports a delightful
tour, one of the incidents being a
meeting with brother he had not
seen for thirty years.
/ Mrs. I'll. ]. Arnold and two daugh-
tiers of Heron Lake are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
Larson.
The Jackson residence property
near the school house and the Alex.
Dennistoun residence property were
sold the past week, D. L. Crimmins
buying the former and Chas. Kuenz-
| Ii the other, better known to many
as the Race residence.
| Janitors Arthur Cain and Robt.
Whyte have been dong some work
tinting the high school walls and
ceilings that would be creditable to
professional decorators. The high
school interior will show up more
classy than before the fire.
/ We dropped in on Dad Isham a
/
| few days ago, just as he was opening
up package containing photo of
his two handsome grandsons. They
| did not show any family resemblance
to Dads trademark beauty, to speak
Of, but the youngest is smiler all
right.
| The Gazette got into slight mix
| up as to the county fair last week,
which made J. A. McGetrick chair
man Of all the committees instead of