The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-09-10

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A part of Henry Beucler's wheat,
on the Gus McGetrick farm yielded
35 bushels per acre.
Look for MISS Emma Abraham s
fall millinery announcement in this
issue.
Walter Milbradt has gone to Man
kato to attend the Mankato CONNER
cial College.
A. j. White has sold his residence
on Second Street to G. w. Hyde of
Cropsey, I'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Burmeister
were in Minneapolis taking in the
state fair last week.
Mrs. Robert Brandt of New Ulm
is guest at the home Of her uncle,
Henry Schleuder.
Mrs. Thomas Barr of Sioux City
visited last week at the home of Mrs.
John Himer..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Jenkins of Big
Springs, Ohio, arrived Thursday for
"a visit at the home of j. P. Dunlap.
Mrs. C. F. Martin and children
have returned from a two weeks
visit at their old home in Nebraska.
William Peavey wasin Minneapolis
all of last week viewing the pump
kins at the state exposition.
w. B. Clement went to St. Paul
Thursday night on business and to
take look at the states big show.
Bill Mckay went to Minneapolis
Wednesday night to be present for
the rest of the week at the state fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Moses and
family visited last week at the home
Of George Wilkinson in New Avon
township.
Do not forget the big closing out
sale now being held at E. c. Thuer-
wachter's furniture store. The sale
closes on Saturday Of this week.
Lost July IL, one piece of auto
side curtain. Finder will please
leave with O. w. Grapp.
E. C. 1huerwachter announces in
this issue closing out sale of all his
furniture and fixtures. The sale
closes Saturday of this week.
All those knowing themselves in
debted to E. C. Thuerwachter are
requested to call and settle before
September IA.
Miss Ethel Stregel has returned
from her home at Milwaukee juno
ton and has resumed her work in
the Whittet district.
E. C. Thuerwachter has sold out
and is going out of the furniture
business. He is now holding clos
ing out sale and his furniture is GO
ing at cost. The sale closes Satur-
day Of this week.
With this issue of the Times Mr..
T. K. Torgerson who has been fore
man in the office of the Redwood
Falls Gazette will take complete
charge of the mechanical work Of
the Times. Starbuck Times.
F. w. Philbrick and Jack drove
to Minneapolis last week in their
Cadillac. Thew attended the state
fair and visited one of Mr.. Philbrick s
farms about thirty miles from the
city. Mrs. Philbrick returned with
them.
Mrs. Robert Whyte underwent a
severe operation at her home in this
city last week. The operation is
said to have been entirely successful
and Mrs. Whyte is recovering rapid
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Baldwin went
to st. Paul Thursday night to attend
the closing days of the state fair.
Mr.. Baldwin also attended the meet
ing of the executive committee of
the Western Minnesota Development
association, of which he lisa member,
at the st. Paul hotel.
Billy Schelkopf, who formerly
lived here but is now in business in
Marshall where he is making good,
was in Redwood Monday having come
over to attend the sale onhisf father
farm near here. Billy was nursing
badly burned hand which was in
jured in recent gasoline explosion.
Tomorrow evening Robert Mar
shall will be given hearing at Wa
basso before Justice Torrens on the
charge of assaulting Lloyd Sinclair
with deadly weapon. Senator
Frank CIague is handling the case
for the state and Judge A. G. Dolliff
has been retained by the defendant.
Miss Miriam Inglis of Oshkosh,
| Vic and Mics Jessie Oliver nf Col
umbus, Wis, spent part Of last
week visiting their uncle T. H. Inglis
and family. Miss Oliver leaves next
week for Mobile, Alabama, where
she has been engaged to teach domes-
tic science. This being her third
year at that place.
The Equality club of this city was
lwell represented at the gathering OF
suffragists at the state fair where
much work was done for the cause.
Those from here who were selected
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