The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-12-03

day.
Miss Mabel Woods, of the high
school faculty, spent Thanksgiving
in Minneapolis.
Miss Rodsworth one of the public
school teachers spent Thanksgiving
in Minneapolis.
w. G. Weldon and family visited
at the home of L. A. Berg of Charles
town, on Thanksgiving.
Dom forget the annual fancy work
sale by the Misses Winn at Philbrick's
store Saturday, Dec. IA. 19-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyslop of Full
da, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of Mr.. Hyslop's sister Mrs.
Mrs. T. E. Finn.
Joseph R. Keefe left Monday MORN
ing, accompanied by party Of land
seekers, for Mahnomen where he has
extensive land holdings.
Stenographers earn big salaries.
To become good stenographer at
tend Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato. Mimi. 18 ct
A basket social will be given at
the schoolhouse in District 1O3, Fri
day, Dec. 13. All are cordially in
vited. Ladies please bring baskets.
Call and see the fancy work for
Christmas gifts at Phibrick's store
beginning Saturday. Dec. IA by the
Misses VIM. 19-1t
DR.. Inglis of Redwood Falls and
Gertrude Hicks made short call at
the home of the editor while out JOY
riding Sunday afternoon. Milroy
Echo.
Miss Vean Baldwin who is teaching
in the high school at st. Peter spent
Thanksgiving at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A Baldwin.
Mrs. Alexander Harkin and grand
son, Henry Lamberton of ST. Peter
ate THANKSGIVING dinner at the home
of Mrs. Harkin's son, c. E. Lamber-
ton.
J. J. Ehrstein left for Minneapolis
today and will be away for two or
| three days. While in the city he
will hear R. A. Torrey the noted div
inc who is holding meetings there.
Miss Kathryn Callaghan member
of the Mankato Normal school fac
ulty, was home over Thanksgiving.
Monday she went to Tracy and from
there returned to her work at Man
kato.
| FOUND robe in good condi-
ton, picked up IN front of library
Friday night. Owner may have
same by calling at Kuenzli & Lusch-
ers store, proving property and pay
mo for this ad. l8 If
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rosendahl ex-
poet to leave Redwood soon for an
extended trip through California and
the south. Mr.. Rosendahl says they
do not expect to leave until after
| Christmas.
Hard coal is no longer nightmare
to the average Redwoodite. The
dealers say there is good supply at
the elevators and that nearly every
one has been supplied for siege of
zero weather.
August Deuhn, Michael Dooner
and John Schaffer Of Wanda. Mimi.
motnred to Redwood Saturday in
Mr.. Schaffer's machine and brought
Mr.. Duehn's with them and left it
here for repairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tiffany of this
ctv who left several weeks ago for
/ Aberdeen. $ D.. where they went to
visit their son. Smith Tiffany. re-
turned home Tuesday Smith IS a
Redwood boy and has large circle
of friends here He is engaged in
the dry cleaning business at Aber-
deem and is doing good business.
Chas. Ilett, who recently sold out
his express and dray line to Frank
Notion is kept quite busy boring
wells and baiing hay in Redwood and
adjoining counties. He has been
averaging in the neighborhood of25O
bales of hay per dav Mr.. Ilett at
tends to the we'll digging machine
and has Walter Wolverton, Otto
Owens and Charles Dyer in charge
of the baling outfit.
The first skating of the season be.
gan early last week on the river
J under the Redwood bridge. A gooc
sized crowd of young people were
: enjoying themselves nearly all OF
} Thanksgiving day on theice. 1t was
; believed by some that the ice, was
: not sufficiently strong to hold. but
: there were no accidents. With the
first few days of cold weather the
lake will be frozen and then there
will be skating for all.
: TIC. Stafford. who has been dowr
( in Illinois for the past month re
turned the last of the week accom-
| panied by a number of prospective
t land buyers Mr.. Stafford is show
: ing these Illinois farmers the advant
t ages of Redwood county and they
2 are all very favorably impressed will
7 the conditions here. Doubtless they
{ will invest in Redwood real estate