The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-04-16

Falls recently. mas gone GO New MEX
leo in search of health.
The ladies' aid society of North
Redwood will meet Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Swemke.
Dining room girl wanted at Hotel
Richard at once. 37-3t.
Mrs. Hattie Olburg of Mime
apolis, visited last week at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs. B. A. Deter
ling.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
meet.at the parsonage Wednesday
afternoon.
Grover Posi-, of the Sanborn SEN
tinel, was in town for short time
last Tuesday coming up to attend
the Union Depot" Mr.. Posi- says
conditions at Sanborn are flourish
+ ing and he has no cause to complain.
L Joseph Tyson left Saturday for
North Yakima, WASH. where hehas
large stock farm and fruit ranch
upon which he will make extensive
improvements He will be away for
six weeks or longer.
Barriers Burned Away" will be
the offering at the opera house Fri
day. April Is. The play is under
the direction of Gibson & Bradfeld,
who it is said have supplied it with
an elaborate scenic production and
an exceptional cast.
The Mite Society wish to take this
opportunity Of thanking all those
WHO helped US with our entertain
ment. 1t was due to the untiring
efforts of everyone that took part
that made the Union Depot" such
success and we appreciate your
help very much.
vera OUSGHudLl, Tres.
w. C.Carter Las won for himself
the enviable distinction of being the
best road maker in this section of the
county. The Redwood Falls people
who have had occasion to drive over
his road are loud in their praise of
his use Of the drag and his success in
keeping the highway in excellent
condition.
An interesting experiment took
place in the city last week between
two local auto men which resulted
in proving the strength of an inner
tabe for automobile tires. The inner
tube was used as a rope on Fred Muir
sets car in towing another automo-
bile. The name of the inner tube is
not known, but Lobdell sells 'em.
A boy was born Monday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wetmore.
This adds one more to the long list
of boys born to Redwood butchers.
John Schmid has three boys, M
Hirmer has one, Fred Banker has
one, Frank Lobdell, formerly in the
butcher business, has one, so there
seems no reason to believe that the
supply of future butchers will run
short.
The scenes of Barriers Burned
Away" George Middleton's drama
tization of E. P. Roe's famous novel
of the same title, take place just
prior to, during and after the great
Chicago fire in the early seventies
The book derived its title from the
story of poor young man and his
love for rich and naughty young
woman. the barriers of wealth and
position being swept away in the
great confagration.
To-day the prospective automo-
bile buyer is almost as well versed
on automobile construction as the
average salesman" says Fred Muir
set, who sells the Chalmers. "The
former can talk on gear ratio, trans
mission and ignition intelligently
and can usually put the salesman
through a thorough cross examina-
ton. The result is, cars are sold
much easier today, and the same
education.has been a big factor in
the service that cars give after they
are Sold"
About thirty people from Redwood
Falls went out to the beautiful and
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
FLOYD Reynolds Friday evening and