The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-18

/ week IN attendance On the state con-
yention of the dentists of Minnesota.
w. M. Smith and w. B. Clement
went to Minneapolis Saturday re-
turning on Sunday night.
Joseph r. Keefe who was called to
ST. Paul by the extra session OF the
state legislature returned home Sat
urday morning, having been excused
from the final session
There will be an exceptionally good
game of ball at Lakeview Park We'd
nesday, June 26, between Marshall
and Redwood. Manager Geroy says
you will be we'll pleased with this
game. Alt
| Don't forget that Marshall and
Redwood will play a game at the
| Lakeview Park on Wednesday, June
26. This promises to be a good
game ard the boys need all the root
ers present. 47-1t
Mrs Eva HOLSTER visited last week
with her former classnate. Miss Jes-
lie Beer Mrs. HOLSTER is a con-
sraltu soloist Of the Joseph Sneehan
Grand Opera Company Of Chicago
and is now taking her vacation.
| Isaac Bun ing of Albion, Dane
county, Wis, accompanied David
Whittet home from Wisconsin and
is visiting his brother Joseph Bunt-
| ing of Delhi, his sister, Mrs. David
Whittet and other relatives and
friends.
Harry Fathers. employed by Will
liam Whittet. was helping Charles
Little single his barn and in some
way slipped and fell Is feet to the
ground While Harry is around
again he hasn't been able to work
since the accident.
1t is said by some that high |
school and college education units
boys and young men for doing farm
work but if you would see Willard |
Fuller around since he came home
for vacation you would see that the
rule doesn't hold good.
Gus Boetchef of Wood Lake has
taken charge of the lumber yard at
North Redwood and will move his
family to that place soon. Gus is a
big good natured fellow and basi
ness getter and will increase the out
put of that yard considerable.
Miss Anna Kirby of Sheridan town
ship went to Rochester last week to
undergo an operation for appendi-
citis at the famous Mayo Brothers
hospital 1t is hoped that the opera
ton will be successful and that she
may soon return home.
Fl. A. Baldwin attended the con-
vention Of the state bankers associa-
ton at St. Paul last week, returning
on Friday evening accompanied by
his daughter and Mrs. Baldwin who
had been at Mortified for the COM
mencement exercises.
Some ball game south Of town
Sunday. The Indian XII Kis VS.. the
Frrmer Pirates, both teams COM
posed of farmer boys. played IL
inning draw game with score of
8 to s.
In connection with arrangements |
for the Pamsey park opening the.
following committee on invitations
was appointed at the meeting of the |
executive committee last night: A
R. A. Laudon, A. G. DolIiff, and
Frank Clague. The committee also
decided to furnish coffee and cream
for all taking their dinners with
them.
Workmen and Royal Neighbors
will enjoy a picnic in the Arthur
Winter pasture on Friday Of this
week. The picnic was planned for
last week but owing to the rain it
was necessary to postpone it. At
the meeting of the a. O. u. W.
Monday night it was decided to hold
the picnic at once. The program
which was arranged for the outing
last week will be carried out Friday
and a thoroughly delightful time is
anticipated.
George Wells accompanied b Y
John Anderson, Charles Garnhardt
and Henry Petrie drove his car to
Diamond lake on Monday, returning
Wednesday after a couple of days
fishing. The gentlemen say they
caught a number of fish. By the
way, there seems to be some quest
ion of the right road to Diamond
lake, and Mr. Wells has laid ont a
new one which leads circuitously
through Atwater to the fishing re
sort.
Rosendahl & Thompson, who have
been utilizing the old Powell barn
as store room for their farm ma
chinerY, removed the stock which
| they kept on the second floor O f the
building to a room in the rear Of
their store on Main street, Friday.
The weight Of the machinery was to
great for the floor and it was thot
best to remove it before there was
ooxy dopu,oy. IF n collonciror