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

visiting at the home of her aunt dur
ing the state fair.
For RENT A good farm. In
quire of Mrs. Belle McIlravie. sit.
Frank Birum and Fred Thompson
were busy Wednesday morning put
ting a fresh coat Of tar on the Col
den Rule building.
Miss Zelma Thune left for Mime
apolis this noon and will spend q few
days visiting friends and taking in
the state fair.
For Rent Rooms for four with
board. Additional table boarders
viii also be taken. Inquire Of Mrs.
Wohlford. 1-tf
Betty Hunter returned from
Rochestey Saturday after visiting
for few days at the home Of Mrs.
Thorsen.
Mrs. Gales returned from Waseca
Saturday accompanied by Mr.. Gal
les. She visited there during the
two weeks Mr.. Gales was in the
East.
A shower was given Saturday
night at the home of Herman Wer-
der by his daughter, Edith, for Miss
Sue LYMAN, who is to be married to-
morrow. A large number of the
friends of Miss Lyman were pres
ent.
G. w. Koon representing the Oak
land Motor Co. of Minneapolis. ar
rived here Tuesday in an Oakland in
which he is touring the Northwest
demonstrating. Mr.. Koon stopped
at the Kahler hotel Tuesday night
and left Wednesday morning.
ID. Westfall has returned from
Minneapolis after undergoing an op-
Grafton for cataract. He believes
that recovery of his sight is as
sured.
P. v. Finley, professor of agri-
culture at the high school last year.
has returned to the city and is pre-
pared to take up his work. Mr..
Finley attended summer school at
Madison during vacation.
C. P. Collins. who recently sold
his farm south of town and intended
to go west, has decided that there is
nothing better than Redwood coun-
/ y and has reinvested; buying an
other farm here upon which he will
move in the near future.
Ernest Stebbins, farmer near
Redwood lost a valuable yearling
colt last week in a rather mysterious
manner. He turned the animal in
to pasture with other stock and
discovered the following day that it
had been. injured. 1t died shortly
after Mr. Stebbins became aware Of
its condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom johnson are
contemplating spending the winter
on the Pacific coast. They will stop
at Freewater, Wash, enroute and
will visit with VIM. johnson, Tom S
brother. who is prosperous fruit
rancher at that place. Both will
then go to California. to remaindur-
ing the winter.
Paul Radel of Wanda was in the
city Wednesday to register the deed
of a farm which he purchased from
his father. He says there is a half
section of land in his neighborhood
from which "a stacks have been
built this year. According to his re-
port the grain in the vicinity Of
Wanda is all well stacked.
H. D. Thorp has improved the
basement of his building on Main
and Mill streets. He has installed a
concrete floor, concrete partitions,
and also the cement steps that lead
to the main entrance of his studio.
Mr.. Thorp will also improve the va
cant lot north Of the building. He
has purchased number of shrubs
and plants to be shipped in the
spring which he will use to beautify
the premises.
c. " Everett. county treasurer,
lis keeping his Flanders motor car
on the jump carrying him around
the county to points where be is re-
newing old acquaintance and shak-
ing hands with the voters. Chuck is