The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-12-03

d0OIGtd LdcneS, Il. l.. sergeant, MRS.
Anna Hansen and Miss Ruth Patchin.
Springfield Advance.
Readers of the Redwood Gazette
have come across with much extra
advertising and contributed gener-
ously with the payment of subscrip-
lions to help the boys secure a new
linotype. Evidently the people APP
preciate the paper the boys are CIV
ing them. With such support the
Gazette could not help but continue
to grow and when newspaper grows
did you ever notice that the town
from which it is issued continues to
grow even more SO? Well it does.
Morton Enterprise.
The Observation-Disclosures some
of the brethren that the Censor edi-
tor had sold out and would go west
is false alarm. Some one wishing
to get nice joke on Walton Urbacb
circulated the report he had pur-
chased the Censor office, just because
Walton happens to know a good
printer friend; of course Mr.. Urbach
may form o-partnership and go
into the newspaper business. but he
has made no overtures to US along
that line. So far as the editors resi-
dent property is concerned. it has
been said that Ed Montgomery had
purchased it-you can ask Ed for the
particulars.-Vesta Censor.
Three men from Sleepy Eye had a
serious auto accident out south east
of town Wednesday. Over near
where the Morgan and Morton roads
cross they struck the sand when GO
ing at fast clip. The auto jumped
about 80 feet and threw them out,
rendering them unconscious for
some time and one was still uncon-
scious when taken home. 1t is
wonder all were not killed. One
wheel of the auto was demolished
and the men were badly cut up.
Morton Enterprise
Almost all the Exchanges thatcame
to our Office the past week record
accidents from the deadly" corn
shredder. A son of Barney Schueller
of near Waba so was badly mangled
by being caught by screw on the
machine and whirled several times
around, while Rob. Stelter of near
Vesta had three fingers taken off,
according to the Wood Lake News
last week, while trying to clean the
rollers while the machine was in mo-
ton. 1t behooves all operators of
these machines to be extremely eau
tious while this man eater is in mo-
ton. Seaforth Item.
Wednesday forenoon, just as A. A.
Cramner, ST., was about to start for
home with his horse and buggy, the
animal became frightened at Kemp
tons corner. The buggy caught on
post and the horse jerked and Mr..
Crammer, who was holding tightly
to the relns, was pulled over the dash
board and struck the ground pretty
hard. For time it appeared as
though Mr. Crammer might be ser.
lousy injured but in few minutes
he was around as lively as ever. Mr..
Crammer was fortunate. indeed, to
escape injury. Morgan Messenger
Last Monday Matt Schueller met
with very painful accident. He
was getting in position to crank an
automobile and not knowing that
there was a little rock in his way
which was going to cause him such
an accident, he braced his leg to
crank the car stepping on little
stone which left his foot turn over
and broke his leg just above the
ankle. Ben Schueller will take care
of the blacksmith business until
Mats recovery. Wabasso Standard
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Neuenburg
celebrated their silver wedding at
their farm home west of this village
| on Wednesday of this week. A num-
Der from this village were in attend
ance. Nabasso Standard.
While shredding corn on the A. j.
Fritz place last Saturday Edmund
Schwahn got his left hand caught
in the rollers which tore his hand off.
He was Immediately taken to the
Marshall hospital whe he is now
receiving medical aid. Wabasso
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