The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-10-25

his trip to Canada last Friday.
Carload of good bulk apples cheap
while they last. r.. f. Produce Co.
Leave orders for dressmaking at
Miss Abraham's millinery store. ct
Clark Miller is back from Nebras-
ka and went down to Morgan yes
terday.
The Crimnins land bunch report
sales of over {. 600 acres of land DUR
ing October.
Tenants wanted for good improved
farms. Inquire at the office of the
Straus Bros. Co. 12-2t.
Apples or potatoes cheap while
they last. Buy in bulk from cars of
the Redwood Falls Produce Co.
Hurry to the Golden Rule Satur-
day, Oct. 10Th, and get a big dish
pan or steel fry pan for 10 cents.
Christian Endeayor will have all
kinds of home made candies on sale
at the new and second hand sale this
week in the armory.
Grand Deputy Mrs. Jean Tay lor
will visit Degree of Honor lodge No.
168 Wednesday. Oct. 26. All mem
bers are requested to be present. J.
VIM Bros. have for sale choice
shorthorn bulls of serviceable age,
also bull calves and several fall and
spring Poland China boars. ct
Lost Sunday, Oct. 23d, light
green gray overcoat, size 40. at
Redwood Falls or on road to Belyiew
Finder leave at this office and re-
ceive reward. |
Misses Myrtle and EthelWolverton
returned Wednesday from Roches-
ter, Mimi, where they had been
putting in the last two months with
relatives and friends.
Little Miss Bernice Brand cele-
brated her fifth birthday last Thurs
day by making II small guests happy
with swell party just like grown
ups. Decorations were in pink and
white.
Crystal Lodge Rebekahs announce
swap social for next Wednesday
evening, at which all members are
requested to be present, and to
bring something to swap and to
nibble.
DR.. Lee of Mortified came up
with his car last week, and after a
short visit at the home of his sister,
Mrs. John Knudson Of this city, re-
turned to Mortified with his family
and the senior Mrs. Lee. his mother,
who has been living here with the
Knudsons.
The notice of pushcart kidnapped
published last week did the business
as usual, Policeman Lauterbach hav'
ing located The Gazette's private car
in an alley where the kid left it. after
removing the motor. The motor
was restored and the car was left at
The Gazette garage.
Sherwood Holmes, a Redwood
Falls school boy some years ago, was
back to the old town over Sunday
in the capacity of travelling repre-.
sentative of the Minneapolis Jour.
nal. Sherwood graduated from East
High two years ago, and plans tc
continue his education at the u.
Frank Parrish was called to Max.
well, Iowa, yesterday, his mother
having passed away the day previous,
at the age of 76. Mr.. Parrish went
down to visit her few weeks ago
his mother having then recently re
turned from California, having beer
an invalid for some time before hel
death.
Miss Theresa Sween is back at hel
old work in Andersen's studio. Mis-:
Sween is retoucher of wide expert
ence who was here two years ago
but has since taken up claim II
Montana. She secured leave Of
absence for the winter months anC
has resumed her work here, where
her friends are glad to see her bacE
again.
October has all records knocked
oyer in the matter of marriage Ii
cense is up to Oct. 23d. The lis
for last week included Axel Trued
son and Selma Z. Werner of Walnut
Grove, Chas. F. Schaffer and Louise