The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-09-26

FRIDAY at the county fair.
L. P. Larson snd wife visited on
Sunday with friends at Lucan.
Hazel Davis of Seaforth spent
Thursday and Friday in Redwood.
Kate Steinke of Morton visited
last week at the George Davis home.
George Norton of St. Paul spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Neufert.
Mrs. Iva Christie of Flora, Ill.,. is
visiting at the home Of Stephen
Golden.
Miss Minnie Boyer of Wabasso has
come Redwood Falls to take lessons
in sewing.
Frank A. Japs the automobile
man was business caller at Wabas-
so last Thursday.
WANTED-by family of two
girl for general house work, Inquire
of Mrs. Joseph Tyson.
| E. l.. Beach has returned from
Minneapolis where he went to watch
the championship work of the Mil
lers.
If you are looking for cattle to
feed see our bunch of about $50 fine
700 to 900 pound steers. Durham &
Aiken. 5-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Ray King formerly
of Mankato have come to Redwood
Falls where they expect to make
their future home.
J. L. Schafer of this place who
was operated upon at Gaylord for
appendicitis, is improving rapidly
and will soon be out.
John Friedel. accompanied by his
parents, drove up from Gibbon in
his motor car to hear Governor Eb- |
erhart Thursday.
Miss Marie Andersen of Story
City, Ia, arrived here last Friday
for visit with her uncle N. B. An
dersen. She may stay here this
winter or go to Florida with N. B. |
in January.
There will be a meeting of the
vestry of the Church of the Holy |
Communion, on Thursday afternoon
at the First National Bank. at 3
o'clock. Every member of the
vestry is earnestly requested to be
present.
Joseph Tyson has been made su-
perintendent of the state park and
is now busy planning the roads
which are to be constructed at once.
State Auditor Iverson will visit the
park Oct. 80 and final plans for the
first roads will be made at that time.
Mrs. Sadie A. Dennis, aged Ga,
died at her home on Wyoming street |
Sunday morning, death being caus-
ed by hardening of the arteries. The !
funeral was held from the residence
this afternoon interment being made
at the Redwood cemetery. H. N.
Bell and E. C. Thuerwachter were
in charge of the funeral.
The charge Of assault against Jo-
seph Krieger was on today before
Judge Gray, A. H. Emerson appeared
for the state A. R. A. Laudon for
the defendant The complaint was
filed by John Miller, Krieger's faith
er-in-law. This afternoon the case
Of the state against Arthur Simmons
accused o. selling liquor without
license is being tried before Judge
Gray.
Next Saturday afternoon Secre-
tary of State julius A. Schmahl will
come to Redwood Falls and in the
evening be will be given the work in
the four degrees of the |. O. O. F.
1t was expected that this work would
be given him last Saturday night
but he was obliged to return to the
capital to be present at an import
ant conference. Refreshme hts will
be served and a full attendance is
desired.
Joseph Tyson returned from
North Yakima, Wash, on Wednes-
day. He was out there for about
two months looking after his pro-
perty and experimenting the in
stallation of an irrigating plant. He
is in excellent health and declares he
is glad to get back although he is
confident there is big future for
that section of Washington. Still |
he delights in greeting his old /
friends and they are equally glad to
see him.
Henry Petrie has closed a deal for
the purchase of the D. w. Banker
farm, 81 miles south of town. He is
to move on at once. This purchase
followed wide travel on the part of
Mr., Petrie, travel which took him
into ten or more states where he
was constantly looking for the right
thing. He says he saw many attract
i've propositions but upon considera-
ton found some drawback to each.
So he finally returned to Redwood