The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-05-07

who is seriously i'll.
Miss Helen Murset came up from
Sleepy Eye Saturday to spend Sun
day with friends In this city. She
returned to Sleepy Eye Monday.
w. FL. Gold recently received his
last years Mitchell touring car from
lSwalm's garage where the machine
had. been over hauled and painted.
The car looks like new.
Nix on gag rule and bossism and
the only way to "nix" 'em is to go
to the primaries on Saturday even
ing and vote for progressive,
Roosevelt or LaFollette.
M. @. Byram received new con-
crete mixer last Tuesday, which he
purchased for the purpose of mixing
crushed stone, sand and cement.
The local contractor expects to keep
the machine on the jump all summer.
D. L. Crimmins was busy on Tues
day afternoon experimenting the
job of moving the wholesale house
fixtures into Kings storage house
where he will keep them for the pre-
sent.
R. w. Sears, the Chicago capital
ist who visited w. H. Gold for a
few days last week. left the city
Friday accompanied by Mr.. Gold,
who went to Minneapolis to attend
the Methodist conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Keis and Mr..
and Mrs. Silas Giem, ali of Redwood
Falls, were among the large number
who took advantage of the April 80
excursion to Sutherlin valley, Ore
gon, as conducted by the VIM. M.
Smith Land Co.
Bert Smithers who resumed his
position at Bailey's restaurant on
April LIST after vacation of several
weeks, resigned Tuesday. Mr..
Smithers has been employed at that
place for more than four years. He
expects to leave the city in the near
future to accept position elsewhere.
| Chas. Sawyer of Milroy, an agent
for the Vim. M. Smith Land Co.,
was a Redwood Falls visitor last
week. The gentleman was accom-
panied to Redwood Falls by Mr..
Peterson of that village. The latter
gentleman left for st. Paul and
joined the excursion to Sutherlin
Valley, Oregon.
C. C. King from Fairbury, ILL.,,
who has been at his farm near this
city for three weeks looking after
the drainage. returned to his home
Saturday. Mr.. King purchased 800
acres from j. P. Cooper some time
ago. The Illinois man says the crops
in this section of the state look I'M
usually promising and thinks that
Redwood Falls is splendid city.
The man who donned his last years
straw hat for. the first time this
spring can boast of no heroism. The
weather has been so warm during
the past few days that one could dis
card his winter head gear without
the embarrassment which usually
accompanies the stunt. On May /,
a number of 1911 straws made their
advent while several had the appear
ance of just coming from theshaber-
dasher's shelf.
H. D. Thorp of the Scenic City
Studio, received a Graf1ex camera
Monday. The Grafex camera can
snap pictures at $1,000 of second.
Mr.. Thorp says he can get perfect
picture Of any moving object with
his new camera. The machine cost
SIPS and is the kind used by news
paper photographers in taking pic
lures of auto races. ball games, etc.
The Grafex camera has successfully
snapped projectiles in flight and re-
produced them without blur.
| The Redwood Falls Sun 10 dotor.
mined to get G. M. Bendixen into
the race for representative on the
republican ticket this year, and says
he might even stand show of being
elected speaker of the house. What
Mr.. Bendixen has ever done to the
Sun editor we don't know, but we
know, and SO does Mr.. Bendixen.
also the Sun editor, that Bendixen
stands about as much show being
/ elected repr esentativa from Pod.