The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-04-25
Overflow Locals.

Fred Schmiesing of Johnsonville II
is seeing the sights in the city today.
Chas. Sasse drove his E. M. F.
over from Morgan last Wednesday.
For Sale Bedroom suit, couch,
dining table. center table, gasoline
stove and other article at home of
Mrs. d. j. Laird.
Mrs. F. x. Schlumpberger of
Wanda visited for several days the
past week with the family of her
sister, Mrs. John Lauterbach.
G. E. Mckay came down from the
cities for a few days visit in the old
town and is assisting Joe Corbit in
getting settled in the new home.
Carl lander of the Springfield Ad-
vance came over Saturday to attend
the ball game between Springfield
and Redwood Falls high schools.
Banker & Dennistoun shipped a
carload of sheep to the cities yester-
day and followed it today with car
of cattle, the last of the VIM Bros
feeders.
The local high school and Spring
field high school met in a rather one
sided ball game on the local grounds
last Saturday, resulting in score of
9 to 2 in favor of the home team.
THE Coward" new play by L.
B. Parker will be the offering at the
Opera House on Friday, April %. 1t
is said to be one of the biggest
dramatic successes Of the present
year.
Not much doing in the marriage
license business this week, but two
couples having applied VIM. Holz-
nagel and Ella Trapp of Charlestown
applying for the first, while the Sec.
ond was drawn by Louis wager and
Martha Wandersee.
Geo. Payton can tell you all about
grain and lumber and some things.
about the E. M. F. Ask him.
Robt. Bramsche of Delhi returned
last Friday from an extended trip
through Colorado, Utah, Wyoming
and other western states. He liked
the west but still thinks that Red
wood county can give them several
cards and then win out as good
to live in.
DELIVERY NOTICE: Commencing
Monday there will be but three gro
Gerry deliveries per day, except Sat
urday, when there will be four. All
deliveries will be made at the follow
ing hours: $3.50 and 1000 a. m. and
400 o. m. The extra one on Satur
day at 2: p. m. Please get your
orders in early enough to give time
for filling same or they will have to
wait until the next delivery.
The GRoCERS.
A sorrowful state is that of the
Sprink family near Morgan, in which
there are six children down with
dyphtheria and one dead from the
same sickness. A few days ago their
second oldest son, sixteen years OF
age, who had been away studying
for the ministry, arrived home for a
visit and was Immediately taken sick
with dyphtheria, from whichhe died
yesterday There are six others at
f1icted at present, the oldest OF
which--a daughter nineteen years
cid lying at the point of death.
1926 for $50 it. roll of 48 inch 2
inch mesh poultry netting Friday
and Saturday. April % and 20 at
Jaehning Bros.
Miss Alma Ziemer had little ex-
perience last week which she does
not care to repeat at once. While
driving her fathers team home from
town Saturday morning she lost con-
troll of the horses and they made a
dash for home. Miss Ziemer was
able to keep them in the road, how
ever, until nearly home when the
buggy ran into post and was upset
throwing the young lady out and
she was dragged short distance be-
fore becoming free of the buggy.
Aside from few bruises and bad
shaking up, no serious damage was
done.
Word was received by Supt. Herr
mann this week from the North