The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-11-05

Miss Callaghan of Redwood Falls
is visiting Mrs. Sam Bellig, ST., this
week. Sanborn Sentinel
Chester Clark Of Redwood Fails
spent the latter part of last week at
the 5. Wilcox home in this village.
Wabasso Standard.
WANTED IS men to husk corn at
6 cents per bushel call at Chas. Bar
NUNS Sect. 5, New Avon twp. 15-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Hirmer and
the formers mother were guests Of
friends at this place last Sunday.
Wabasso Standard.
The Misses Ruth Lindston and Vean
Baldwin visited Miss Baldwin's par
ents at Redwood Falls from Friday
till Sunday st. Peter Herald.
Mrs. Ebalona Buechner and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna, returned last week
from st. Louis where they visited
with the formers daughter.
Miss Rose Dunlevy, who is attend
ing the Catholic parochial school at
Marshall, was home on a visit with
her parents last week. returning
Monday.
Mrs. G F. Martin has returned
from MINNEAPOLIS where she under
went an operation She is greatly
Improved in health.
Fl. F. Hagen has cured himself of
an attack Of AUTOMOBILES by the pur-
chase of a Chalmers Sc, 1912 model
with a 115-inch wheel base. The car
is beauty and was purchased of
Fred Murset of Redwood Falls. Bel
view Independent.
Miss Linda YackeI of Springfield
and Benjamin Schmidt of the Milroy
State bank will be united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents
tomorrow morning. They will make
their home at Milroy. Miss Yackel
formerly lived here and she is the
recipient of the best wishes of a
large number of local friends.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Evangelical church at New Avon.
will hold their annual sale at Rowena
Nov. 18th. commencing at 10 o'clock
P. M. Ice cream will be sold during
the afternoon and evening. Supper
served from 5 o'clock until s O. clock
Admission 10 and 20 cents. All are
cordially invited to attend. 14-3t
Some one has been running quite
a chance by defacing and marring
property in the Redwood cemetery
Such conduct is in violation of the
state law and the association rule
and any one proven guilty will be
dealt with severely. 1t ishoped that
/ no further trouble of this kind will
be experienced.
The marriage of VIM. Zern and
Miss Gertrude Amberg was an
nounced in St. GATHERINGS church
last Sunday and viii take place some
time this month. Mr. Zern is an en-,
terprising young farmer livinga few
miles southeast of this city and Miss
Amberg is the oldest daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Apberg ofDelhi
township.
A number of ambitious pursuers
Of Eighty ducks went to Hendricks
Saturday and captured a good many
| Those who made the trip were: DR.
T E. Finn, F. A. Japs, J. w. Mel.
man, w. B. Clement, Joseph Lauter.
bach, NJ. E. Ebright. Walter Fran.
co.'s, Frank Birum. Frank Theiring,
w. A. Brand and ]. Albert Johnson
Alfred Christianson, who has been
employed on DR.. G. r. Pease' farm,
was badly injured last week while
working on threshing machine. In
some way he got his arm caught in
the big drive belt and before the belt
was thrown off the arm was badly
crushed so that for a time it was
feared an amputation would be ne
| cessary.
/ The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows
gave Halloween party at their hall
/ on Wednesday evening. There was
large attendance and an highly en-
| joyable program was given. Mrs.
L. P. Larson as a gypsie fortune
I l0llGF cT0dlGu cOHSIu0FdDtG dIluS0-
ment. L. P. Larson had 'em all
crowded off the mat by guessing the
right number of kernels on an ear
of corn. Frank Parish. Mrs. Bunce,
Mrs. Peabody, Mrs. Whyte, Miss
Lillian Steele, and Bessie and Ruth
Bunce and Vern Larson, attired as a
minstrel troupe gave delightful
entertainment.
At a meeting of some of the men
Of St. GATHERINGS parish last Thurs
day night it was decided to organize
club consisting Of the men of the
parish. The club has been partially
organized, its officers having been
elected. and will be known as the
Catholic Social Club. The purpose
Of the club is purely social and it is
intended to meet twice a month.
Socials. programs and card parties
are to be arranged and to these the
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