The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-06

There will be q second prize at til.
Dream Friday night.
Fred Hoppenrath left last Wed
nesday for Long Prairie.
New stock of valentines just re
ceived at Luschers Drug Store. 2S-1
Mrs. Pitts Tenney who has beer
i'll for the past month is reported
feeling much better.
Don't forget the Up Streamers
supper. Is cents, Presbyterian
church basement Saturday night.
For Sale Carnish Organ, walnut
case. in good condition, can be seer
at Thompson's Music Store. 28-2t
Mrs. w. B. Clement returned last
week from several days visit with
her husbands parents at Vernon
Center.
Ladies fur m u IF found near
school district no. z. RenvilIe county.
last Thursday. Owner may redeem
same by proving article and paying
for this add.
Stranger Social. Are you a
stranger? Let every body come to
basement of Presbyterian church
next Saturday to six o'clock supper,
all you can eat for twenty five cents
given by the Up Streamers.
For SALE-Pure Blue Stem seed
wheat, 1910 crop. Three pure bred
Short Horn bulls, with pedigrees.
One 2 yr. old, from to 10 months.
Also 5 good grade Short Horn Bull
calves. Douglas Allan. 28-2t
Rev. N. de M. Darrell proved him
self quite hero last Friday morn
when he tackled the job Of cleaning
about 100 feet of stove pipe. Mr..
Darrell claims no previous expert
ence in the art Of chimney sweeping
which fact renders his heroism the
more commendabIe.
A. P. Henderson returned yester-
day from Boston and Salem, Mass,
where he visited the scenes of his
ooyhood. 1t is nearly forty years
since he was there and he says he
thoroughly enjoyed the visit in spite
If the great changes that have TAX
en- place.
D. c. McNutt and daughter Hell
Ion from Canon City, Colorado are
he guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rutter of
his city. Mr.. McNutt owns consid-
cradle fruit ranch property in Colo
ado and has placed his interests
here in the hands Of his attorneys
Who will look after his affairs until
re returns, she contemplates going
nto business in Redwood or atsome
point near here.
An equality club was organized
1t the home of Mrs. F. w. Philbrick
afternoon. The following
officers were elected: President,
Mrs. F. W. Philbrick; vice president
Mrs. Phoebe Fuller; secretary, Mrs.
A. R. A. Laudon; treasurer, Mrs. P.
}. Callaghan; auditor. Mrs. A. E.
King; press correspondent, Mrs. w.
>. Starr. The next meeting will be
1eld at Mrs. Philbrick's home.
The directors of the Farmers
Elevator Co held a meeting last Sat-
lrday TO discuss the ACCESSIBILITY Of
farm machinery. O. j.
Lee, of Mankato representing the
Deering Harvester Co., and j. A.
White, Mankato, who represented
the Acme Harvester Co., were pre-
sent. Nothing definite was accom-
olished, and the meeting adjourned
to meet again Tuesday today.
J. w. Ferris who is the local rep
of the Standard Oil Co.,
received phone message Thursday
from John Bliss who drives
MS oil sled, that he had met with an
accident while on his route about
three miles west Of Franklin. The
oil tank upset and rolled off the sled
when the driver lost the road on ac-
count of the deeply drifted snow.
Considerable oil was spilled.
The Barnes-Smith company repre-
senting the Luse Land company of
St. Paul. took a number of people
from Redwood Comfy to 0matonna