The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-12-10

eAs<SA~< - $500
Violins, Accordions and Harmoni-
cas- at lowest prices at Luscher's Drug
Store. 1t.
Mayor ]. p. Cooper left Redwood
last week for Wisconsin, where he
will visit with relatives and friends
until nearly Christmas.
| John and Henry Kuck of this city
were called suddenly TO Reardon,
Wash, Saturday by the serious i'll
ness of their Father who was reported
to be in very critical condition.
AL. Drogosh has again displayed his
ability as a window trimmer in the
windows at Jaehning Bros. hardware
store, where he has arrange a snow
covered hill with skis and sleds fly
ing down it.
For Sale, two passenger "Reo" run
about, 1910 Model Most durable
runabout made. Has only worn out
one set of tires. Must have larger
car. $1.60 takes it. Inquire at Ga
zette office. 1t.
Lauterbach Brothers installed an
$500 Pianola in their Ice Cream par
lors, yesterday. The instrument is one
of the best made and the concert CIV
en- last night was greatly enjoyed by
a large number of their patrons.
Call and see our line of beds,
springs and mattresses at the Little
Furniture Store Around the Corner,
rear of State Bank. 20-1t.
H. C. Rutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shell of Mad
ison Lake, visited at the home of Mrs.
Shells sister, Mrs. o. S. Durham last
week. They are looking for new To-
cation and have considered the adj
visibility of settling in Redwood
David K. Whittet, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Whittet returned
Saturday from Three Forks, Mont,
for months visit with his parents
Dave is employed in the First Nat
ional Bank of that place and is de-
cidedly making good.
Joe Kruger is having fine success
installing his acetylene lighting
plants. During the past ten days he
has sold plants to Louis Duel, of near
Wabasso, Louis Miller, one mile south
of Wabasso, and Mrs. Ida, Raddats
Ernest Zimmerman and Joe Kuelbs
of Clements.
Francis Shoemaker of Renville
county was in Redwood Saturday
limping around on badly cut foot
The young man was practicing with
an axe on pile of wood when he slip.
ped and sent the blade into his in.
step instead of the wood, inf1icting
very bad and painful wound. 1t is
healing as rapidly as he could ex-
pect.
At the meeting of the Knights OF
Phythias, Tuesday evening the follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing year: Chancellor Commander
j. w. Smithers; vice chancellor, w. G.
Weldon; Master of Work, ]. Albert
Johnson; Prelate, A. A. Joss; Keeper
of Records and Seals, A. H. Vihstad;
Manager of Exchequer, F. G. Hub
bard; Master of Finance, C. A. Lusch-
er; Master at Arms, B. A. .Deterling
Trustee, w. A. Brand.
We are selling candy to school
teachers and Sundays Schools at 10c
per pound. The Golden Rule. 20-1t
Mrs. NJ. B. Goyer will leave to-
morrow for New Orleans where she
will spend most of the winter. Her
millinery parlors will be kept open
until Christmas, Miss Lydia Juhnke
being in charge. After Christmas the
shop will be closed until Mrs. Goyer
returns for the spring season.
d. j. Aiken who has been in part
nership with 0. S. Durham in the
stock business for some time disposed
of his interest to Mr.. Durham last
week. Oliver will continue to buy
stock at the old stand. The change
was made necessary as Mr.. Aiken has
taken charge of big farm near Gil
fillan which will require practically
all of his time and he thought it bet
ter to close out his stock interest so
that it would be possible to pay close
attention to his big agricultural in
| terests.
Toilet Sets, Albums and Fancy Gel
luloid Goods for Christmas at Lusch-
er's Drug Store. 1t.
Miss Susie Montgomery, living