The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-20

C. A. Luscher is in Carlisle, S. D.,
on business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Southworth of
Belview were in Redwood Falls vest
erday and today.
Mrs. E. G. Thuerwachter who has
/ been seriously i'll for several days, is
slowly recovering.
James Edmuds Of Tracy is here
working for the Laird & Norton
Lumber Company.
F. r. Lobdell left this morning
for Minneapolis and will put in a
couple OF days at the auto show.
There will be a big public auction
at the farm of A. L. Leonard, north
west of Delhi. on Monday, Feb. 26.
w. G.. Weldon and B. C. Schueller
were in Sleepy Eye Saturday and ap-
peared before Judge Olson in con-
nection with liquor case.
DIR. E. A. Lyman and Robert
Cooper went to Minneapolis Friday
morning attended the meeting OF
the shrine Friday night, returning
Saturday noon.
That queer looking affair in E. c.
ThuerWachter's display window is a
space saving Kennedy Corner ward
robe rack. Step in and find out how
/ it works. You will want one. BOLT
There will be meeting of the
teachers Of the Northeastern section
of the county at the high school
building next Saturday. The morn
| ing session will open at II O'Clock
and the afternoon session at 100.
George Jaehning who won a prize
from Heath & Milligan of Chicago
| by the amount of paint which he
sold the last year has gone to
Chicago at the expense of that COM
pany and will eaway enjoying him
self for few DAYS.
Clerk of Court, w. G. weldon, has
issued the following marriage licens.
es: Albert P. Hoffman to Bertha
L. Beckman; Edward M. Corcoran
to Margaret ]. Hutchinson; John
Christensen to Martha Christopher
son.
Miss Fern Griffith, formerly of
SLEEPY Eye, will be united in mar
rage to Mr.. Valentine of state bank
superintendent department, at her
Minneapolis home Thursday. Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. A. Baldwin and Misses
Dean and Vean Baldwin will witness
the ceremony.
L. P. Larson and II. M. Aune left
Monday for St. Paul where they will
consult with G. Cooley. secretary of
the State Highway commission with
reference to state roads that have
been designated from Morton TO
Vesta, from Lamberton to Redwood
and from Seaforth to Belview
They will ask that surveyors be ap-
pointed to take up the work at once.
Ethelyn Genevieve, only daughter
of Representative and Mrs. George
A. Mackenzie of Gaylord, was mar
rled Wednesday to William Henry
/ Wescott of Wescott, Mimi, the Rev.
o. "A. Barnes of Winthrop, Mimi.
officiating. The wedding took place
at the brides home. only a few
friends of the contracting parties
being present. Mrs. Henry S. Dem.
ing of Hector was matron of honor
and G. I'll. Mackenzie, brother of the
bride, attended the groom. The
couple left today for a short wed.
ding trip after which they will be al
home at Wescott. Mimi. Mr.. Yves.
colt is prominent member of the
legislature, who is serving his third
term
The annual reunion of White-rib.
boners and their friends at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. CaIlaghan last
Friday evening, on the occasian OF
the Frances Willard Memorial.
proved feast Of reason and flow
Of soul" and delightful social affair
In the absence of the president. Mrs.
VIM. Tiffany opened the program,
reading the Crusade Psalm fol.
lowed by prayer. Mrs. G. L. Pryor
gave fine character sketch of Miss
Willard in her life and work fol-
humanity's uplift. Rev. j. j. Ehr.
stein touched briefly upon the
worlds progress in Temperance Re-
form in recent months. DR.. A. A
Joss splendid eulogy of Frances
Willard as a truly great woman
places her in the front ranks of the
worlds workers who have been a
power for purity, truth and right.
eousness. Mrs. McRae touched a
responsive chord in all hearts in her
impressive rendering Of "A Mother
Appeal to Justice" and Miss Helen
CaIlaghan recited Miss Wizards
hnnntif1l moan ION HEIGHTS of