The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-09-24

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Lorn visited Sunday at the home of
A. ID. McRae.
R. A. Maus and DIR. G. 7. Gill of
Echo drove to Redwood in the doc
tors car Monday.
Mrs. Grove E. Wilson went TO
Minneapolis Monday for a brief
visit with friends.
For SALE-A good range, with
wood or coal CRATE. Will be sold
right. Inquire at this Office.
w. R. Werring, attorney. and J.
C. Jackson, banker, of Morgan. were
in Redwood Falls on business Thurs-
day.
The faculty of the high school
were the guests of honor at picnic
given Thursday afternoon by the
senior and junior classes.
Miss Edith Burmeister will leave
Friday for Elmore, Mimi. and will
teach Latin and English in the high
school there during the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Backer went
to Minneapolis last, week and were
away for a couple of days leaving
the Golden Rule in charge of Miss
Anna Collins and William Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morey, who recent
ly came to Redwood and entered the
employ of F. w. Philbrick will return
to their home and Mr.. Morey will
resume work with the company he
left to come here.
It's surprising even to the man
agement of The Gazette. how rapid
ly The Gazette's subscription list is
increasing. No one is working the
field but the force Of a good paper
week after week is bringing them in
and large number of names are
added to the list each week.
Mrs. Hoffman of near Rowena was
badly injured Sunday in a runaway
accident. She and Mr.. Hoffman and
grand son were drying when the
team became frightened and over.
turned the buggy. Mrs. Hoffman
suffered several bruises and cuts but
as there were no internal injuries
her recovery is matter of only a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Collins of
Esterville, Iowa, are among the new
arrivals who will make Redwood
Falls their future home. Mr.. Col
Inns is an up-to-date salesman and
manager and has accepted a position
as manager of the F. W. Philbrick' s
big department store. Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins are both extremely
pleasant people whom the citizens of
Redwood Falls will be glad to meet
and welcome to the city.
Straus Brothers have again be-
come active in the real estate bus
mess in Redwood county. They re-
opened Offices in the Philbrick block
and Mr.. Norris who has been located
in Minneapolis is putting in good
deal of time here. F. A. Smith, the
genial secretary of the company,
has been here for few days show
ing prospective buyers the fertile
farms in this county.
Glen Gold accompanied by one of
the men at the Redwood Stock farm,
left yesterday with herd of twenty,
full bred Holsteins which they took
to the Lyon county fair at Marshall
for exhibition. On Friday of this
week they will bring the herd to
Redwood Falls for exhibition at the
annual county fair here October 2,
3, and d. The animals are lthe pick
of the entire herd at the stock farm
near Wabasso and will withoutques-
ton prove an excellent attraction.
William Neuschwander who lives
about ten miles south of Redwood
Falls is strong for potatoes. He
thinks they can be raised success
fully here and plans on putting in at
least ten acres next year. He has
| two aprpS thiS fall and fhinLc ho xu;ll
get enough seed to plant ten acres
next spring. Mr.. Neuschwanderre-
Gently came to Redwood county from
Illinois and he is delighted with the
conditions here. His crops this year
were excellent throughout. Up in
the Red River valley he has a half
section of land which he says pro-
duced good crop this summer. He
will leave in short time for Illinois