The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-09-03
Miss Mable VESSEL of Morgan Wis
tied with friends here last week.


tied with friends here last week.
Eb. Horr and family have moved
into the 9. T. Howard house On Mill
street.
]. D. McRae Of Sleepy Eye came
up Sunday for visit with his son..
A. ID. McRae. register, of deeds.
Harold Aune left Saturday night
for Hamline and will be engaged as
guide at the fair ground this week.
Lucille Luscher went to Mankato
Thursday and had her eyes treated.
returning Saturday evening.
John McPhee of Wabasso, candi-
for nomination as county treasurer.
drove to Redwood Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Undem of Cottonwood was in
Redwood for brief visit with
| friends Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Theurwachter
left for Minneapolis Sunday night
for an over Sunday visit with
friends.
J.. r. Keefe and two children Of
North Redwood left TODAY for Min
neapolis where they will visit the
state fair. Tomorrow Mr.. Keefee
will 90 to Mahnomen on business.
H III. Williams, principal Of the
high school. whowas out Of town dur
ing hesummer vacation returnedlast
week in excellent health and well
rested for the years work.
Miss Margaret Feeley of Farming
ton is visiting at the home Of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. F. Jackson.
FOOD sALE-At Fair Store next
Saturday the W. C. T. u. will sell at
Miss Pentony's store. rolls, cake,
doughnuts, pies. etc. from 10 a. m.
to A p. m.
Mrs. Helen Robinson has just re-
turned from months visit. visiting
both her daughners. She also visited
in several other towns taking few
lessons and several orders for workin
the new colored fancy embroidery.
Emil and William Callaghan, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. 0. CaIlaghan of
this city, have bought machine
business at husband. Can. Emil
has been on the road since leaving
here last spring.
The Misses Thelma Pease, Adah
Tenny. and Mayme Trousdale. and
Ward Pease returned from Lake Pres
ton, Sd. Sunday afternoon, making
the trip in Wards Overland through
the mud.
The brick building occupied onthe
second story bv the Odd Fellowsand
owned by "A. E. King is being re
modelled. The rear wall has been
torn out and new wallis being put
in. The work is being done by Joe
DeGroat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and son, who
have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Bakers sister. Mrs. G. "A. Neu-
fert, returned to Minneapolis Satur-
dav and from there will go to their
home at Chicago accompanied by
their two daughters, Dorothy and
Mildred.
| Mrs. I'll. ID. Jones returned from
Minneapolis last week after consul
ting a specialist with reference
to Kenneth's eyes. She was told
that an operation is imperative if
the sight is to be saved and Hoddie
will take him down soon for an OPP
Grafton.
George Southworth Of Belyiew
brought two ears of corn into the
Gazette office last week that were
picked from one stalk. One was
eleven inches and the other was ten
inches long. Each is we'll filled with
large kernels. This looks like some
corn for Redwood county this fall,
as usual.
Mrs. w. A.: Brand entertained a
number Of young people Saturday
evening in honor Of her sister. Miss
Hester Ross. who will soon leave for
her home at Seattle. The evening
was spent at cards. Refreshments
were served. Those present were:
The Misses Lois Warner, Lora Fran
co.'s, Edith Bollum, Erma Schmahl.
Helen Callaghan. Alma Zeimmer,
Flnrnncn Evans Apnps T,aIltarhach