The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-18

The finest line Of 10 and Is cent
souvenirs in town, at the Fair Store.
1927
I You are cordially invited to drop
/ into the Fair Store and examine our
line Of real Indian made beadwork.
1927
| For SALE A few second hand
motor cycles and gasoline engines in
4 first class condition. at a bargain to
early purchasers atJoe Muehlbauer s
! shop. 41-tf
i H. j. Helm an. the shoe man, re-
4 turned Friday from Hudson, Wis.
to which place he accompanied his
wife who is taking a rest cure at the
Hudson Sanitarium of that city.
Ladies! Your opportunity to pur-
i chase trimmed or untrimmed hats
at very reasonable prices will be at
| the reduction sale. beginning We'd
nesday, june 18th. Miss Emma Abra-
ham, 46-2t
i G.. F. Martin conducted funeral
services over the remains of Ida L.
/ Smith. daughter of Mr.. and Mi s.
Arthur Smith, who live three miles
least Of Redwood. Brief services
were heln at the residence and in
i terment was made in the Redwood
cemetery.
j Glen Whittet of Milton, Rock
county, Wis.,, is visiting his uncles,
the Whittet brothers, and other reIa-
tives in and around Redwood. For
the last six or eight years Glen has
been in South Dakota working at
| the carpenter trade and playing ball
| for amusement. Glen is surely some
catcher.
/ Arrangement have been made to
have the Redwood Falls and Morgan
base ball teams meet at North Red
wood on the Fourth of July and
play for a 500 purse. This should
be a good drawing card for the
teams are we'll matched and have
won game apiece from the other
by a close scroe in hard fought bat
ties. This game will decide which
is superior.
Nan Byram, Mike Sheeham, John
Gibbon, Archie Gibbon. Joe McAlhst-'
err, and VIM. Schraum, all friends of
Geo. Truesdale who was married to
Cecilia Paulson Wednesday, pre-
sented the happy couple with a large,
beautifully upholstered leather rock
err, as wedding present and token
of their friendship, at the reception
which was given in honor of the
young married couple at the home
of the brides parents Wednesday
evening.
Miss Jessie Walkup, county super
intenaent of Pipestone county ar
rived today and will visit for week
with Miss Frances Everett and other
friends. Miss Walkup was formerly
a teacher in the public schools here
and has wide circle of friends in
Redwood who will be glad to see her.
She also has the distinction Of being
one of the q women in Minnesota
who are holding the Office of county
Superintendent of schools.
Announcement Of the marriage of
Thos. Riley, one Of the popular bar
beers OF this place, to Miss Agnes
Kelly of Morton has been made. The
date has not been definitely set but
it is understood that the wedding
will take place the latter part of this
month. The young people are we'll
known in their respective communi-
ties and highly respected by their
many friends.
The picnic which was planned by
st. Catherine church for last We'd
nesday and postponed on account of
bad weather, will be held at, the Ar
thur Winters place on Thursday of
this week. Various committees have
been appointed who will have charge
of the grounds, transportation, en-
tertainment and provisions. "A big
time is assured. Parties who wish
to be taken to the grounds will meet
at the church at $50 a. m.
The love bug, Cupid, June atmos-
nhere. mutual attraction, moonlight,
.rose-laden breezes and other agenc-
les that combine to bring about nup-
tial rites, bid fair to break all re-
cordslin June and make it the most
lively wedding month in the history
Of the city. providing marriage IL
censes continue to be taken out at
the district court clerks Office at the
rate maintained so far.