The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-02

and friends
DIR. Fl. ]. Henze purchased an
Overland from Schueller and Wilcox
last Saturday.
Ole Stensvad and family of Rem
vile spent Sunday with his brother
Rud and family,
Mrs. Ray King returned the fore
part of last week from a visit of
several weeks with relatives in the
city.
We crate furniture, pack house
hold goods make ready for ship
ment. Vacuum Cleaning Co. Phone
133. 36-tf
Mrs. J. w. Ferris returned the
fore part of last week from a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. DR.. Simp-
son, in Minneapolis.
A day at the Union Depot at OPP
era house next week Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. Under the
auspices of the Ladies' Mite society
of the Presbyterian church. Come
out and enjoy the evening. 1t
Lauterbach Bros. are agents for
| the Clinton Falls. New Ulm and
Sleepy Eye greenhouses. Cut flowers
and plants for all occasions. Order
now for Easter. 35-2t
On Thursday w. M. Smith, presi-
dent of the w. M. Smith land COM
pany, was in Marshall on business
connected with the Luse Land ex-
cursion to SutherIin, Ore, which
started today.
B. j. Reynolds and W. B. Clement
drove to Vesta Wednesday in a
Ford. They found a few chuck
holes butdid not get stuck. On Thurs
day, Mr.. Reynolds, who is doing
considerable surveying, drove to
Seaforth.
School closed Friday for the annual
vacation which is being enjoyed by
both the teachers and pupils this
week. After the expiration of the
weeks rest, the teachers and scholars
will be fresh and eager to resume
their duties. Their next vacation
will be the real one.
The biggest line of rugs that ever
you Toasted your eyes upon in Red
wood Falls are on display at E. C.
Thuerwachter's and if price is of
any object to you. you will certainly
buy now for the line must be re-
duced. 36-1t
Clerk Of Court Weldon reports
matters very quiet in the matrimon-
ial line and has only issued one Ii
cense of late, this being to J. w.
Reynolds Of Winond county and
Miss Wealthy Sherman of Morgan.
They were married here the same
day and returned to Morgan.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Eaton have
moved to Redwood Falls and will
make this place their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton are well known
here and are delightful people who
will be warmly welcomed by Red
wood Falls folks. Mr.. Eaton will
| be associated with w. M. Smith
in the land business.
G. Huhnerkoch expects to move his
family and house hold goods to De.
troit, Mimi, some day this week
He purchased an 80 acre farm near
that city recently. and expects to
farm it when he gets things in shape
so he can accommodate his family on
the farm. MIR. Huhnerkoch says
that his family may possibly remain
in this city until the buildings he in
tends to construct are finished. Mr..
Huhnerkoch has been near Redwood
Falls for nearly 80 years and is one
of the most highly and respected
citizens we have. We trust that he
will enjoy the best of success and
that he will find the county to which
he goes as pleasant as the one he is
reluctantly leaving.
The Easter displays that are be-
ing exhibited in the various shop
windows about the city are unusual
ly attractive. Merchants invariably
put forth their bestefforts at Easter
tide to arrange their wares as tempt
ingly as possible. This has been
done SO cleverly by all the compe-
tent Window fYinmnrc of nI1r cifv