The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-11

Mrs. Henry Paschke Of Seaforth
was in the county seat Thursday.
Robert Wherland, junior. who has
been in Minneapolis for some weeks
! returned home Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Nelson who has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Geo.
Davis returned to her home in Sleepy
Eye Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Davis.
| The finest line of 10 and rs cent
souvenirs in town. at the Fair Store.
/ 46-2t
Miss Elsie Burch Of Minneapolis is
/ visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wherland.
The young girls S. S. class of the
Methodist church enjoyed a picnic
Friday afternoon.
You are cordially invited to drop
into the Fair Store and examine our
line of real Indian made beadwork.
1927
/ H. B. Baldwin, president of the
First National Bank, will go to Min
neapolis Friday where he will attend
a meeting of the state bankers as
ISOLATION.
Freeman Chilson, a farmer from
Wisconsin arrived in the city Mon
day and mentioned the fact that he
desires employment, anyone in need
of help can find Mr.. Chilson at the
Richards Hotel in this city.
The town board of Redwood town
ship has several contracts for road
work which they will let next Mon
day. Anyone wishing to take up
this work will apply to the town
board for information. 1t.
/ Robert Whyte left the city Mon
day for st. Paul where he will at
tend the Grand Encampment of sthe
II. O. 0. F. which convenes in that
city Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Thompson and Mrs. Marsh will also
attend. They left Monday at noon.
Ladies! Your opportunity to pur-
chase trimmed or untrimmed hats
at.very reasonable prices will be at
the reduction sale. beginning We'd
nesday, June 18th. Miss Emma Abra-
ham. 1927
Fred Theiring, who is connected
with large packing house at Fair
mont, joined his wife and family here
Friday for short visit with rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Theiring re-
turned to Fairmont Monday, his
wife and children will remain for a |
few weeks.
The many attractive lawns in this
city are credit to the owners who
are manifesting such an interest and
pride in the beauty of their sur
roundings. The many beautiful
gardens and lawns combined, tend
not only toimpress but also to please
the many visitors who have occasion
to stop in our city.
VIM. Barnes, Robert Whyte, Harry
Barnes and 7. M. Quarton left the
city late Friday afternoon in Bill's
car for Diamond Lake on a fishing
expedition. When about thirty
miles of the trip had been travelled,
Bills machine got tired and stopped.
All hands turned to and did what
they could but the auto refused to
start so someone telephoned to town
for help. They waited under the
stars for several hours beWailing
their sad plight when suddenly two
bright lights which doomed up over
the horizon of their hopes. gave no.
tice that help was moving their way.
1t was none other than Henry Buech-
ner and G. E. Mckay in one car with
Japs coming up close behind in an
other. Bill Barnes yelled, Halt
and they stopped. They were re-
turning from Diamond Lake and an
nounced the glad tidings that Japs
was coming behind. The auto doc
tor came up, stopped and fixed the
lazy car IN about two shakes of a |
lambs tail, SO the meeting adjourned
, and the journey was resumed.