The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-07-09

/ Miss Ruth Hicks visited DabEEddy
at the home of Mrs. A. z. Goudy.
Miss Helen Harkins of st. Peter Is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
lC. E. Lamberton.
Miss Gladys Lamberton Of st.
Peter is visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Lamberton.
/ Miss Tessie Meidinger has returned
Ito Redwood and is temporarily en-
ployed at the register of deeds offlce.
A picnic was given on chautauqua
heights by the w. C. T. u. last Fri
! day in honor of Mrs. Angel, Mrs.
VIM. Tiffany and Carrie Barnes.
Chris. Whittet who has been in
Oklahoma for several months has re-
turned and is at home with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Whittet.
/ Dorothy Hitchcock, daughter of
H. M. Hitchcock. has gone TO judi
son where she will spend the remain
der of the summer at the home of
Mrs. Josie Drake.
Miss Selma Linwell of Duluth ar
rived Saturday and is visiting O.
B. Turrell. She was teacher in the
graded schools here for about s years
having left here about 8 years ago.
! Miss Alma Fiss of Gaylord who
has been visiting Miss Emma Abra-
ham for the past week returned home
Saturday. Miss Fiss operates the
type setting machine for the Gaylord
Hub. While here she called at The
Gazette office.
Mrs. Floyd Reynolds will entertain
about 80 young ladies this evening
at parcel shower in honor Of Miss
Pearl Evans who is to be married to
Floyd Yeager. of Webster, N. D..
next Thursday, at the home of her
mother in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Stedman and
daughter Lucille of Westbrook visit
ed for a few days at the home of
Grove 4. Wilson. Mr.. Stedman
harked back to primeval days and
drove from Westbrook with team
of horses. At the same time he
seems to be a trifie hungry for an
automobile.
A reception was given Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Hermann at the home
of A. E. King on Monday evening.
About 40 people were present. The
lawn was lighted with Japanese lam
terms and auto lamps. The music
and readings by Mesdames Lutz and
Barnes and short speeches by w. I'll.
Gold and Mrs. King were very i'm
pressive.
August Seebeck will not be a cam
didate for county commissioner from
| the fifth district. He had been urged
to get into the race and had serious
ly considered it. However he has
decided that the opportunity is not
ripe and that he would not be justi-
fed in making the race. Mr.. See
beck is we'll known and would have
made strong candidate.
| C. C. King of Illinois, who has pur-
chased considerable land in this
county has bought the James B.
Robinson home, the deal having been
made by D. L. Crimmins. Mr.. King
will occupy the house in the near
| future. Mrs. Robinson expects to
| go to Montreal, Can, where she will
| live with her son, Howard. The
house sold for $1,000.
| L. P. Larson, County Auditor. sold
| his Ford Motor Car Saturday to the
contractor who is building the state
road near this city. The deal was
made in jiffy. Mr.. Larson met the
contractor on the street Saturday
evening. They agreed on the price,
the road builder wrote out a check
gave it to the auditor, climbed into
the machine and started for his home
at Wabasso.
| Miss Lora Francois assisted al
the chautauqua last week in re
SPONGE to a strong demand for read
ings by her. She has read in Red
wood before and the strength oil
| her work is well recognized. Her
reading before the chautauqua aud
fence was one of the most delightful
| features of strong program. Miss
Francois expects to go to New York
next fall and continue work in mu.
sic.
| The Redwood Falls Produce Com
pany is going to ship carload OF
live poultry and will pay the follow.
ling cash prices up to and including
July 18th: Old hens, per Id. 10cents
old ROSTERS. per ID. 6 cents; ole
ducks, per Id. 10 cents; ola turkeys
per ID. 10 cents; old geese, per Id.
cents Spring chickens, II lbs. and
over, 20 cents. Spring ducks. 2 lbs
and over, IL cents. These prices are
for poultry delivered at the cold
storage in Redwood Falls. 50-1t
There was family reunion at the
home of Grandma Back of Frank.
| lin, Sunday. in honor of her 85tE
birthday anniversary. About forty
| immediate members of the family
were present. Among those from
away who were present were: Mr.
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