The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-09-06
Dream every night at 7:3O and

$3.50.
The ladies of st. Veronica guild
will meet with Mrs. Merite Laird
next Thursday afternoon.
Peterson's cloak and suit store
will be open beginning Sept. Z. New
fall suits and coats are now arriving.
i Thomas Fleming and A. Surman of
Findlay, ILL.,. with their ladies, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson of
this city.
The Western Elevator Co. is sell
ing hard coal at $500 and Hooking
Valley coal at $5.49. O. j. Amund-
son, agent. 6-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Callaghan were
over from Wabasso oyer Sunday,
with father and mother Callaghan
of this city.
The official ballots as published
elsewhere in this paper, were posted
by the county auditor last Monday
as required by law.
Miss Maud Whittet went to Vino
ma yesterday, to enter the normal
school for a training course in kin
dergarten teaching.
Operator Turner has been assigned
/
to Morgan for few weeks. to take
the place of Agent Ellison while the
latter takes vacation.
Miss Kate Callaghan of this city
will not engage in teaching the
coming year, but will complete the
full normal course at Mankato.
The Tobacco Mania, The Fallen
Idol, The Captain of Fortune are
some of the high class comedies on
the screen tonight at the Dream.
Miss Ida Hake of Mondovia, Wis.,,
has been visiting few days past
with her aunt, Mrs. w. j. Johnson,
who is about to remove from this
city.
Miss Pearl Evans begins term of
school this week at Webster, S. D.,
Miss Dorothy Clark near Bemidji
and Miss Helen Everett near Wal
nut Grove.
O. L. Dornberg was up from Aus
tin last week to make arrangements
for the removal of the family to
Austin. They left here yesterday
on the noon train over the North
western.
Mrs. Helen Shaver and two daugh-
tiers arrived here during the past
week, after nearly two years alb
sence on the Pacific coast, and will
occupy their residence on Broadway
hereafter.
! w. j. johnson and family will
leave here today for their future
home at McGregor, Aitkin county,
where Mr.. johnson has farm and
where we trust the family will pros
per and find pleasant home sur
roundings.
The Gazette family has had con-
vincing testimony as to the excel
lence of the peach crop at North
Yakima, in the shape of a consign-
ment of the luscious fruit shipped
by Jamie Mcmillan and grown on
the G. w. Vaughn fruit ranch.
The Gazette is pleased to announce
on the best authority that Rev. c. F.
Martin, who was last week invited
to become pastor of the Christian
church of this city. has written a
letter Of acceptance, stating that he
should endeayor to begin his pastor
ate October first next.
The $500 silver cup won by Sam
Handy at the fall courslng meet OF
the South Dakota dog fanciers last
year is on exhibition in Asleson's
show window. We understand that
it will be one of the prizes to be
competed for at the Redwood Falls
coursing meet next month.
A. R. Lyman leaves here this week
for the state fair incidentally, in
tending to join Mrs. Lyman at Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, and later go with
] his family to Seattle. He intends to
investigate the Rogue river country
and other sections of Washington
and the coast country. with a view
to possible settlement there.
VIM Bros. are going to help adj