The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-10-17

ing with friends and relatives.
For sale, barn. 24x26. Price
right. Inquire Of DR.. E. a. Lyman.
| Five dollar merchants prize and
two dollars in cash will be the prizes
at the Dream Nov. Sd.
Miss Agnes Steele of Redwood
went to Delhi Friday to spend the
week end with friends there.
/ Spring chicken Of fine quality,
selling at the Scenic City Meat Mar
ket for II cents pound.
Mrs. w. D. Lines returned the
last Of the week from Minneapolis
where she has been visiting with
friends and relatives.
/ Josie Thune went to the city Sum
day morning to spend the day with
her sister, Zelma, who was leaving
4 Tuesday for New Orleans.
4 J. B. Lent, Mrs. F. L. Parrish's
brother from Maxwell. Ia, is visit
| ing here. He will invest in land if
he finds anything that exactly suits.
Miss Letta Larson and her mother
/ Mrs. Jens Larson returned to Red
wood last week after visiting for
some time at Grygla in Marshall
county.
i Desirable things to eat will be
offered for sale at the food sale to
be held by the ladies of the Episco-
pal church at Kuenzli & Luscher's
store on Saturday.
] w. r. Barnes cf the Barnes-Smith
company returned Thursday from
Iowa where he spent week in the
interest of his company. He says
the real estate outlook is decidedly
encouraging.
/ Today Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. joss
go to Sleepy Eye where tomorrow
Mr.. Joss will officiate at the wedding
of William Eugene Bingham and
Myrtle Olive Won Hagen at the home
of the bride at high noon.
/ Senator Frank Clague was elected
a member of the board of directors
of the State Bank at meeting last
! week. The vacancy was caused by
the resignation of d. w. Banker
who has moved to Sutherlin, Wash.
Remember the Baxter Poland
| China boar sale at Walnut Grove,
Thursday, November 16. Mr.. Bax-
ter breeds only the big type, having
now on hand many boars weighing
300 pounds. Pedigree furnished
with every pig. tt.
Last Thursday afternoon at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Clark, Sr.. eight
miles south of town, Earl w.
Butcher and Maude Clark were
united in marriage, Rev. C. F. Mar
! tin, pastor of the Christian church,
reading the ceremony.
| The little daughter of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Frank Oaken was severely
burned last week with hot water.
The baby succeeded in pulling the
plug from the washing machine
which ermitted the water to ru: h
out upon err. While her burns are
painful they are not serious.
| Leave your laundry at Lauterbach
Bros. Baskets leave each Monday
and Wednesday afternoon and re-
turn on Thursday and Saturday. All
work guaranteed. 1914
4 The city council has ordered con-
structed three crossings and the
work is to be done by Robert By
ram. They are to be Of cement and
will be the best crossings thus far
), put in here. One runs south from
| the Catholic church and the other
two are back of the court house
near the new Methodist parsonage.
4 G. A. Melges of Minneapolis was
in Redwood for several days, visit
ing with his brother julius Melges,
It was through Mr.. Melges that
Joseph Tyson made his recent pur-
chases of land in Koochiching coun-
ty. He has extensive holdings up
there and is also interested with a
brother in western mine. He re-
turned to the city yesterday.
\ j. Roop. who for the past two