The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-09-17

Qulre OF e. +. lett. gu.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cart
hofner. boy. Saturday. Sept IA,
1912.
| Fresh, free stone peaches rs cents
a crate at Roberts & Henschke's. sit
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Barnes drove
to Tracy last week for a brief visit
with relatives.
| Saturday afternoon is the time
and The Fair Store, the place to get
handkerchiefs. Sit
! William Ross Brand was baptized
by Rev. FIR. Tomek atSt. GATHERINGS
church Sunday afternoon.
| Mrs. Henry Schleuder left for
Fairbault Wednesday where she will
visit with friends and relatives for a
few weeks.
The ladies aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Dreyer at North
Redwood Thursday afternoon. All
are cordially invited.
If you want to feel that your shoes
are repaired right take them to
Frank Raskins at Heilman's Shoe
Store. 5-tf.
| WANTED-A sorghum mill within
5 or 6 miles of Redwood Falls. If
you know of such a mill inform E.
w. Ramey Of Redwood Falls. Sit
DR.. A. Garner, from Leechberg,
Ohio, arrived Friday and will visit
here until the Redwood county man
leaves for California earlyin October.
| Mr.. Backer, the proprietor of the
Golden Rule store left for the twin
cities Tuesday. The local merchant
expects to be away for several days
buying goods for the holidays.
LosT-Full blood Poland China
Sow, strayed from my farm Tues
day. Information as to its where
abouts will be greatly appreciated
by r. Fendrick. Route 1, Redwood
Falls. Mimi. Sit =
| Henry Albrecht, formerly with F.
| G. Hubbard and better known as
"Heine" called on friends here to-
day renewing acquaintance. Henry
left here four years ago and is now
located at Centrelia, Wash, and is
engaged in the clothing business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. Quarton accom-
panied by their daughter, Mrs. ] w.
Neiman, will leave soon for California
where they will spend the winter. 1t
is possible Mr.. and Mrs. Quarton
may decide to make their future
home on the Pacific coast.
| J. Albert Johnson who has been
boosting hard for Ed. T. Young dur
ing the past two weeks came home
Monday night and was here for the
primaries. He thinks Mr.. Young
has splendid chance to land the
nomination. In that case ]. Albert
will be identified with the remainder
of the campaign.
A carload of peaches half of which
were labeled, Grown by George
Vaughn, North Yakima, Wash. +" was
received in Redwood last week. Mr..
Vaughn formerly lived in Redwood
and is now making good on fine
fruit ranch in the Yakima fruit dis.
trict.
Donald Gold, the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gold, left Sat-
urday for the Wesleyan University
in Connecticut where he will study
during the next two years. Donald
does not expect to return until next
June. At present he is planning to
complete his course at Harvard.
| Four singers from Redwood Falls
had an unusual experience Monday
morning. Mrs. ]. H. Klaus, Helen
Callaghan, c. A. Lauterbach, and M.
Lauterbach were called. to Bechyn
where they sang first at the wedding
of John Wilt and Anna Kojetin and
then at the funeral Of the aged Mrs.
Skoblick. Mr.. Wilt, who is prom
Using young farmer of Renvillecoun-
ty, is a brother of Mrs. Richards.
| 1t is no longer Schmidt and Wet
more but is now Wetmore and Wet
more. This change came about last
week when E. Wetmore, brother
of Ralph's bought Mr.. Schmid's in
terest in the Corner Meat Market.