The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-11-26


A. II. Emerson, county attorney.
of Lamberton, was in the city today
on municipal court business.
For SALE About IL ton Of hay.
Call on Geo. Jaehning. 10 ct
George Smith and wife have gone
to Evansville, Ind, where they will
visit for some time with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wetmore left Tor
StewartvilIe today to spend Thanks
giving with Mrs. Wetmore's sister.
The regular meeting Of the East
ern Star with entertainment will be
held at the Masonic Temple, Wednes-
day evening.
Attorney VIM. D. Crowley, wife
and children of Minneapolis were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D.
Lines from Saturday to Monday.
Be sure to attend the fair and Jap
anese art sale in the basement of the
Presbyterian church on Friday and
Saturday, Dec. 9th and7th. 1926
A hearing on Judicial ditch No. Il
was held Friday at the court house
+, and the hearing adjourned to Janu-
airy Z at IL o'clock, at Tracy at
which time it is expected the ditch
will be established.
Clerk of court, w. G. Weldon is.
sued the following marriage licenses
last week: Henry George Busse to
Ella Mary Augusta DIRK; Leo Fox to
Katherine Eva May; William w.
Haag to Title R. Kormann; Charles
Dunno to Agnes Kotval.
| Rud Stensyad has sold his 1913
Cadillac demonstration to B. J. Chris
tianson of Milroy. This was the
first 1913 Cadillac brought to Red
wood and it went quick. Mr.. Stems
vad who is now agent for southwest
ern Minnesota has bought 20. 1913
cars and will soon have another Cad
lilac demonstrators here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Johnson, who
! left Redwood Falls few weeks ago
for the western coast to spend the
winter writes that they had a splen-
did trip west spending a week at
Spokane, Wash, and day at Walla
Walla, arriving at Freewater, Ore,
! a few days later. Mr.. Johnson has
| a brother there with whom he re-
NAMED for some time before leaving
for California where he intends to
spend the winter. 1t is probable
that Mrs. Johnson will not return
with her husband but remain a few
months longer until warmer weather.
The spirit of Santa Claus is beginn-
ing to manifest Itself. Already holi-
day goods are arriving and in some
instances the merchants have placed
some of the stock on their shelves.
! The drays groan under the heavy
loads of holiday goods they carry
from the depot while the merchants
themselves are planning for more
stock space on their shelves. When
Thanksgiving day has passed and all
evidence of the roasted turkey has
disappeared, the one big, dominant
thought Will be Christmas and Santa
Claus.
| A running horse hitched to grade
wagon with only one tug hooked
created some excitement on south
Mill street last week and for a few
seconds endangered the lives of ped
| estrians and occupants Of passing
vehicles. The animals belonged to
Verne Pratt He was unhitching
| the team when one of the horses
| took fright and started down the
street drawing the heavy wagon half
loaded with corn, with only one tug
| hooked. The horse ran block south
on Mill street and turned east mar
rowly missing the bus wagon con-
tanning several passengers that had
driven up close to the sidewalk in
order to avert collision. The nimal
ran for several blocks and gave up
the battle because of exhaustion.
| When Jack Philbrick is fortunate
enough to experience an accident
while driving his fathers big Cadil-
lac on the road. he usually manages
to meet the accident in such a way
as to not inconvenience the occupants
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