The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-09-03

son are two Of the prominent farm
ers who will soon hold auction sales:
\ These men are both well known and
| their sales viii attract large crowds.
Mr.. and Mrs, Glen NJ Allen Of
Mankato drove up Thursday in q
|Stoddard- Dayton and visited until
Saturday morning at the home Of
I Mr.. Aliens cousin, Mrs. @. >. Dun
lham.
/ For RENT Furnished rooms dur
i ing the school year Nicely located
about half way between the two school
buildings and board can be secured
within block. Inquire Of u.
i Geroy. 40
Clerk ofeourt. w. q. Weldon Isl
sued the following marriage licenses
last week: A. O. Witte to Matte
lGebhard; Paul Al. RadeF to Elma NJ.
/ Neumann; Fred G. Vollrath to Anna
/ M. w. Rust; Neil r. Potter to Marie
/ C. Jensen
Themanvyears of experience which
! i have had in many large shoe shops
lin the cities are at your service and
when you bring pair Of shoes to.
me for repairs YOU can feel safe that
| they are done right. FRANK RAsKIN,
at Heilman's Shoe Store. 5-tf.
The White Ribboners will hold
their usual meeting on Thursday OF
this week in the Methodist church at
ID D. m. Each superintendent will
speak Of her own line Of work; How
can it be developed? In what way
will it help the Union? Everyone
invited to attend.
A. D. McRae and Chuck Everett /
were callers here last Friday in the
interests Of their candidacy for the I
respective offices they seek. Mr.. Me-
Rae has no opposition to date. while
Mr.. Everett has two in the field
against him. Mr.. Everett being an
appointed officer, has the sympathy
Of great many voters throughout
this county Seaforth Item.
There was reunion of the class
Of 1911 at the home of Charles Lentz
Thursday night, given by Miss Grace
Lentz. Those present were: Eliza
beth Smith. Adrian Garner. Edith
Collins. jeanette Mum, Agnes Lam
berton, Lyle Zumwinkle, Arthur
Lindemann, Donald Smith, Earl Me-
Kay. Eunice Parish, Grace Lentz.
Winefred Burmeister.
r. .. Schmidt. Middle Creek. Rem
vile county, suffered considerable
loss on his Regal automobile last
Thursday afternoon when the ma
chine caught on fire. How the fire
started is unknown. but before it
was extinguished the wiring was
was burned out. and one wheel was
so badly damaged that it will be
necessary to replace it with a new
one. The car was insured by VIII
liam M. Smith Of this city. Friday
Mr.. Smith went out and adjusted
the loss. The insurance company
will pay the expense Of putting the
car in first class condition.
Joseph Tyson. superintendent of
the Ramsey State park, has crew
Of men at work now clearing the
weeds out Of the park and puttingit
in first class condition for the fall
visitors of which there doubtlesswill
be great many Mr.. Tyson will Z
go into st. Paul tomorrow andwhile
there will secure quantity fgrass
seed which will be planted in the
park this fall. Hesays that d bridge
across the Redwood at the mouth of
the Ramsey and a bridge across the
Ramsey near the same site are essen
tial to fully open the park to the pub
lie. The roads should all be graveled
and there is considerable road to
construct yet. Some fencing should
be done, saws the superintendent, So E
that wild animals may be added to
the attractive features of the park.
All Of this will cost money but he
hopes to get an appropriation from
the next legislature sufficiently large i