The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-19
r. S. Pickett Of Wabasso. was in
Redwood on business Friday.


Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Rad
datz nine pound girl March 10th.
Chas. Timburman. who formerly
conducted cigar factory here. was
up from Mankato Wednesday look
ing after the interests of his factory
at that place.
Mrs. Helen Robinson left Wednes-
day for Tracy where she will visit
for few days and from there she
will go to Russell where she will
visit her daughter.
Mrs. Dotsie Smith left Friday for
Mankato where she will visit rela-
tiyes for several weeks.
Don't forget the sale of the Meth
odist parsonage next Friday.
Wilcox & Schueller have sold two
Overland cars this spring. One to
S. A. Tennis of Bird Island the other
to S. A. Smith.
William Peavey, who conducts the
billiard and pool parlors in this city,
had new awning put over his place
of business yesterday.
The Redwood Creamery reports a
thriving business. The wagons re-
turning from the country each day
are loaded to the brim with cream.
Redwood Falls is one of the few
towns of the state of its size to
boast of an exclusive shoe store. III.
j. Heilman has put in good many
years building up a trade which
justifies the exclusive, metropolitan
shoe store he now has His stock is
always thoroughly up to date and
display windows are among the most
attractive in town.
C. D. Thompson of the music
store. has an unusual window display
at present. He has arr anged a net
within which are several toy bal
looms kept in the air by revolving
electric fan. His window has been
greatly admired and is especially the
denght of the youngsters.
Ladies! There is a millinery add
in this issue for Miss Abraham that
will be of interest to you. 1t
j. N. Barnes, an uncle Of w. R.
Barnes and Mrs. Quarton and the
father of Miss Mildred Barnes, died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Canady, in Taylor Falls last Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes left Red
wood about month ago. He had
resided here for a good many years
and was one of the best known men
in this part of the county. He was
SO years of age.
E. Bailey and st. Patrick were
born on the same day, at least they
celebrate the 18th day of March as
their birthday anniversaries. Among
some of the presents was birthday
cake which VIM. Jung, Mr.. Bailey's
capable baker, made for him, Mr..
Jung is an artist when it comes to
baking, as the cake which is display
! ed in the West Bakery window will
prove. Mr.. Bailey blushingly adj
mitted that he was only AZ.
The Literary club of Dist. no. 81
will close the season by giving pro-
gram and basket social at the school
house next Friday evening. The
proceeds Of the social will be used
for the purpose of building sheds to
shelter the horses of those attending
the meetings. The club has been
very successful in IFS work and
wishes to end the season well. Let
everybody DE present.
The Methodist parsonage will be
sold at auction at 2 o'clock March
22nd.
Mr.. Bert A. Pete, who has disposed
of his interest in The Corner Meat
Market to Ralph Wetmore, says this
action is, not the result of any dis
satisfaction on his part with Red
wood Falls. On the contrary Mr..
Pete speaks very highly of the Red
wood Falls people and is we'll pleased
with the patronage accorded him
while here. He wishes at this time
to thank all those who favored him
with their patronage and to assure
them of his continued esteem. 34-1t