The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-11-19

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LOST, A plain, gold bracelet about
fair time. Finder please leave with
the county treasurer. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Collins leftlast
week for Illinois where they will
make anextended visit with relatives.
William Peavey left last week for
Washburn, Wis. where he will visit
with his brother Hugh and at the
same time enjoy a few days deer
hunting.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
Z. Church will meet in the church
parlor for a social and business
meeting Friday afternoon Nov. %
Meeting will open at o'clock sharp.
Beautiful wall plaques of buildings
and scenery for only 10 cents at the
FAIR Store on Saturday. 1t
Williams Owens, formerl yattorney
OF this county and now located IN
North Dakota where he is making
decided success, was in Redwood for
short time Tuesday evening and
Wednesdaymorning.
A. P. Goudy and wife went to
Stanton. Mimi. last week to attend
the marriage of Mr.. Goudy's sister.
From there they will go TO Mime
apolls where Mr.. Goudy will be de-
tanned for several days by business.
Three hunters went rushing into
the south last week and spent cou-
pie of days at Lake Sarah and Lake
Sheteck. They were Rud. Stensvad,
r. K. Lobdell and Ira Reynolds.
They had good time and succeeded
In bagglng a few fine ducks.
Come early and get your choice of
those wall plaques saturday at 3
o'clock at the Fair Store. 1t
Judge | M. Olson of Sleepy Eye
called at The Gazette office Friday
before leaving town and paid for the
Gazette for another year with the
distinct understanding that a limo
type is to be Installed before he holds
court here again. The Gazette will
surely make good with the Judge.
Miss Mae Will, demonstration for
the West Electric Hair Curier will
be at the Palace Dry Goods Store,
beginning Monday, Nov. 18th and
TO Monday, December 2
demonstrating TINS simple device for
curling hair. Ali ladies are invited |
70 call and witness this demons ira. |
ton. See ad in this issue. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. McPhee of Wa
Oasso were In Redwood Falls for a
couple of days last week visiting
relatives. On Thursday evening
they celebrated their silver wedding
which was attended by Mrs Schild-
xnecht. Miss Marie Tnune, Mr.. and
Mrs. }. Albert Johnson ana G. A.
ochlldknecht who went over in Mr..
ochildknecht' car.
Clear Light lamp burners, special
orice, only 20 cents at the Fair Store
1t
Arthur Cain has entered the con-
est given by the St. Paul Daily News
or 1913 E. M. F. touring car. All
hose who are taking the paper can
lelp him by renewing. while those
good daily can help a great
leal by subscribing. The price of
his paper will advance after Janu-
ry lst, so get in your subs criptlon
t once.
Fred Murset is now in possession !
t his handsome Chalmers Six. He :
rent into the city and drove the big ;
aachine out. 1t is one of the hand !,
0mest cars ever seen in Redwood
nd has created considerable COM
lent. 1t is six cylinder, electric
GIFTED, self starter capable Of de-
clipping about so horse power. If
on don't believe it is all and more
nan this, call around at Frank r.
obdelPs garage and look it over.
lr. Murset thinks he will be able to
lace several of these cars in this
lcinity next summer at So, $50.
A limited number Of wall plaques
the Fair Store Saturday at 3
clock. 1t
After the drubbing received by