The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-30
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Watch for 9. r. Lambs Sale Bills.
27-1t.
The Half Century club met with
Mrs. Daniel Mclean Monday after
noon.
/ st. Vernonica's guide will meet at
the home of Mrs. A. NJ. Aune on
Thursday afternoon.
| Fifteen square yards of grade A
linlaid linoleum for sale cheap at
Lauterbach Bros. 27-2t
The Mite society Of the Presbyter-
ian church was entertained last FRI
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
~. P. Cooper.
| Miss Brooks and Mrs. H O. jack
son of Morgan who have been visit
| ing at the hume Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Silas Giem returned home Sunday.
i Rose Combed Rhode Island
Reds, and White Plymouth Rock
cockerels for sale.
l25-1 M. w. Dennistoun.
Frank Evans has secured posi-
ton as station agent in Idaho and
| left for his new home. Mr.. Evans
lis a young man of ability and pleas
ing presence who deserves and
doubtless will win success.
w. M. Smith. president Of the
Barnes-Smith land company was in
Wabasso last week on business con-
nected with the Sutherlin, Ore ex-
cursion which will be run by the
Luse Land company on February o.
The Independent Team Of basket
ball players put up good game IN
the contest with New Ulm last week
and at the end of the first half were
four points to the good. The New
Ulmites pulled together in the sec
ond half and defeated Redwood by
a score of 35 to %.
j. C. Jackson of Morgan was q
businesscaller in Redwood last week.
Mr.. jackson says he is out of poll
tics for all time but admits to a
critical eye being now and then cast
over the situation. He looks for a
troubled campaign in state affairs
but would express no opinion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis re-
turned Monday noon from the fun
eral of Mr.. Davis uncle Mr.. Allyn |
w. Southwick of Waterville. Mr..
Davis visited with his uncle last
Christmas but he was then far from
well. Mr.. Southwick was well
known here as he used to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Davis.
Hugh F. Swain and his men are
kept busy at present painting auto
mobiles. He has turned out several
cars ameng them Dr. Brands and
A. G. Burmeister's and the wofkh has
been of superior brand. Hugh has
developed considerable Artistic
ability along the lines of stripping
and coloring.
The second Basket Ball gameqwas
given in the opera house last Friday
evening. The & me was played be-
tween the High School boys and In
dependents. The score was 26sto q
in favor of the Highs. The game
was the most exciting played in Red
wood this winter. After the game
a dance was given.
The fremen's ball which was to
have been given at the opera house
on Washington S birthday, Feb. %,
has been advanced week and will
be given on Feb. 16. The change
was made owing to the date of lent,
Ash Wednesday falling on Feb. 81.
The firemen are planning on enter
tanning a large crowd.
It seems to be taken for granted
that Joseph R. Keefe, representa-
tive from this county, will be dele
gate to the Democratic National
convention which meets in Balti-
more. His name has been given out
by Fred B. Lynch at St. Paul as one
of the delegates at large and there
is no reason to suppose any objection
will be raised in case Mr.. Keefe de-
sires to go.