The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-03-19
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this issue. it will be of interest to all
ladies. 1t
The stork called at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hirmer Mon
day morning and left them a nice
big baby boy.
] Twenty per cent cash, balance to
suit plenty time to move and fix
up. We refer to the house auction,
March 22nd.
The athletic association of the
High School will offer classy min
strel show to the public at the local
opera house Tuesday night, March
I26th.
Rud. Stensvad sold 2 Cadillacs last
week, one to Banker Terry of Lam
berton and another to Oscar Borg
of this city. 1t took him five min
utes to make the Terry deal.
Mrs. B. ]. Becker has returned to
her home in Shoshone, Idaho, after
three months visit here with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Carpen-
ter.
The ladies of the sewing circle of
st. GATHERINGS church will meet at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. VIM.
Jackson next Thursday afternoon.
That ringing 'bell' in the vicinity
of Bailey's restaurant at about noon
each day is an eloquent reminder
| that there are good things to eat in
side.
The Raffin Monkey show at the
Opera house for 2 nights last week
proved pleasant entertainment for
one night and was non est the next
evening.
/ Home grown hay is getting very
scarce at any price. 1t is said that
this is the first year in the county's
history that it was necessary to inn
port hay to supply the demand.
The Hubbard-Davis Clothing COM
pany is exhibiting some interesting
views in the display windows. The
pictures treat on subjects that are
up to the minute, and are changed
each week.
Oscar Borg purchased a fine, up
todate Cadillac from Rud. Stensvad
last week. Mr.. Borg is quite an en-
thusiast and judging from his care
full, conservative manner will make
an able and capable chauffeur.
Mrs. Ida Bunce left Saturday for
| Minneapolis where she was called to
the bedside of her daughter Bessie,
why recently underwent an opera
ton, from hich she is not lmprov-
ingas fast as was expected.
| Joseph Tyson has purchased sever
al full blooded Holstein cattle to go
onto his stock farm. The animals
came from near Echo and were Sc
cured at good round sum. Mr..
Tyson is strong believer in thor
ough bred stock.
j. A. Hartigan, former state in
surance commissioners, was. in Red
wood Falls Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Hartiganis now northwest man.
ager for the Equitable Life Assur-
ance company having charge of the
business in Minnesota, North and
south Dakota.
/ Last Friday was an unusually big
day for society folks, several of the
young folks having invited their
friends to make merry. Among them
were Miss Tina Ackmann as hostess
to a number of her friends; Roy
Kuck had also invited a party of
about Is of his friends to join him
in celebrating his birthday. At the
M. Z. church the boys and girls of
the Sunday school class were gather
ed for a social time. Miss Dean
Baldwin had a number of her fri
ends gather at the Baldwin home
and proved herself an entertaining
hostess. The members of the latter
party celebrated st. Patricks day,
Saturday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. O. Callaghan, where
Miss Matte entertained in good old
Irish fashion.
H. w. Shoemaker from North Red
wood came to this city Saturday