The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-07-13

with seeing his sisters here.
Chas. Croft Of Window was in the
city yesterday and journeyed on to
Nicollet county to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Drake.
Biggest snap in fountain pens ever
offered in Redwood Falls. Order
now before stock is gone, at AISLE
sons. lit.
Mrs. Mike Morley returned from
Rochester last Saturday, and her
husband reports that she has been
greatly benefited by her hospital
experience.
John McPhee and Mr.. Starken of
Wabasso came over Monday by auto
and had to wait while yesterday
for the mud to dry sufficiently for
them to motor back.
AL. Drogisch is back on the job at
the Jaehnings hardware store, and
those wanting reliable work in the
plumbing and repairing line can
make note of this fact.
The Misses Anna and Thee Jensen
returned Monday evening from
Mankato, where they were represen-
tatives of Redwood Falls at the
Christian Endeavor state convention.
Robt. Hoppenrath wants people
who are particular about their shoe
repairing to leave their work with
him, at Heilman's store. Good work
and reasonable prices guaranteed. 40
Having filed for commissioner,
David McNaughton has resigned his
recent appointment on the Repub-
lican county committee and the other
members of the committee have not
yet filled the vacancy.
D. L. Crimmins isl preparing to
put up a fine residence for his fam
lily on the lots west of the Alderman
Wilcox residence and opposite the
Finn place one of the desirable
residence corners Of the city.
The Heilman store is maintaining
its reputation with very attractive
show window. Instead of having
the gates ajar, Mr.. Heilman has
taken the gates off the hinges like
Sampson of old, IMPLYING the idea
that everybody is welcome at the
footwear emporium.
Next Saturday, at 1890 a. m,
the local w. C. T. U. will have
charge Of a devotional and round
table service at the Chautauqua
tent, Miss Helen Hitchcock presid-
ing. Every white ribboner is in
vited to this serviceiE..and to the
picnic dinner which will be. spread
at IL noon.
Members of the Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. in this county
will be pleased to know that their
directors, at a meeting held last
Saturday, decided that on account
of the unusually small fire losses
this year, that the annual assess
ment would not believed this year,
which is very mnch like returning
dividend to the persons insured.
Ringing Bros. circus featured a
thriller not down on the bills at
Watertown last week, when a heavy
wind wrecked the big tent just as
the evening performance was about
to open. Fire followed from the
lighting arrangements and a good
deal of damage ensued, as well as
injury to employees, one of whom
was killed.
Wilcox & Schueller have demon
strated the past week that the
Metag Mason is not only a hill
climber, but that the list of pur-
chasers of these cars is climbing at
a rate that makes new record.
Five cars have been sold-to Paul
Timm, a prosperous Charlestown
farmer, to Otto Kuhn, Paul Doepke
and Louis Kratzke of Wanda and
Frank Young Of Wabasso.
Next Sunday morning. at the
Presbyterian church, Pastor Ehr-
stein will speak on ''The Christian
and Politics." a sympathetic study
of modern political life in the light
of the ethics of the religion of
Jesus. You cannot afford to miss
this message. Sunday school, with
classes for all ages, from Il to l p.
m. You are cordially invited to