The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-12-03

MRS. il. ~. 1TlG3SON anu udu&1bGTS
of Sanborn. visited at the McRae's
Friday.
Mrs. C. H. Peake and daughter of
Minneapolis were guests at thehOme
of A. D. McRae's. Friday.
POTATOES WANTED S. Kenney
is in the market for potatoes and
will pay highest market price. 10 1t
Miss Alice Barnes who is teaching
in the S. P. Hicks district near Ira
cy was home for the Thanksgiving
vacation.
| Miss Isaarson went to Madison
| Wednesday night and ate Thanks
giving dinner at the home of her
parents.
Miss Cora Anderson and Miss
Hart teachers in the high school vis-
tied friends in Minneapolis n
THANKSGIVING.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Neal and daughter
os Minneapolis visited on Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Meals sister,
Mrs. T. E. Finn.
Thomss Corbett, of Minneapolis,
came out Thursday and spent Thanks
giving day with his son Joe. He
will remain here for few days.
For THOSE You LOVE BEsT--A
dainty gift box of Holeproof silk
hose, 8 pairs in box guaranteed 3
months. H. ]. HEILMAN. 19-lt
The first snow of the season made
IN pndunnH naPIu
Wednesday morning. The fall was
| light and disappeared a few hours
after daylight.
| Clerk of court, W. G. Weldon, is
sued the following marriage licences
last week: Harvey E. Duncan to Lii
| ~ Mielke; Archie Potter to Annie
Peterson.
1t has been reported here by reli-
able authority that John Cumming
of Dolhi, the valiant Redwood coun-
ty pioneer, and successful corn grow
er, has twenty acres of land that
Welded 2,1O0 bushels of excellent
corn.
]. c.. Smith, the father aof Mrs.
Biggers of this city. who has been
visiting at the Biggers home during
the summer left Saturday, for an ex-
tended trip which will take in Min
neapolis, and points in Indiana and
Illinois
E. B. Barns, father of William
. Barnes of this city who returned to
Redwood several months ago from
.. California to visit with relatives and
friends here, left for the west
Wednesday, where he will remain
for the winter.
H. M. Aune accompanied by Mrs.
Aune, Mrs. c. A. Neufert. and Miss
2 Zelma Thune, drove his Locomobie
t to Minneapolis Thanksgiving day.
: Mr.. Aune returned Friday night
: and Mrs Aune and Mrs. Neufert re-
turned Saturday night.
Mrs. Chase, who has resided in
Redwood Falls during the past few
years and who has been occupy
, ing rooms over E A. Luscher's drug
J store, sold her household furnishings
at public auction SATURDAY. prepare
tory to leaving for st. Paul where
! she will live with her son.
w. H. Gold received a car load of
apples from his ranch in the west,
the past week. The apples are care
, fully packed in boxes and are said to
! be of an excellent quality. They
S were grown on Mr.. Colds ranch in
North Yakima, Wash, and were all
! picked and selected under Mr.. Gold s
g personal direction.
e Miss Abbie Chestek began work
in the fifth grade of the pub lc scnoo
) yesterday morning, taking the place
o of her sister, Mss Susan who has
I gone to st. Cloud where she vii
+ complete tine normal work in the
advanced course. Miss Abbie is a
$ graduate If that course from the
5 st. Cloud school.
+ In my finishing department the
work of developing, printing and en-.
larglng is handled with extra care
: and attention. solicit film work
: from tourists and other amateurs
! who are DESTROYS of getting the best
e results from all their films. FRANK
SCoBIE, Photographer, Sleepy Eye
+ Mimi. ct
h z. Fl. Starken, Of Goodwin, S. D.,
e one of the live wire readers of The
f Gazette in writing in to renew hi
IS paper says: Your agricultural
J. magazine is a fine paper and the out
side subscribers should have thesamt
I benefit as Redwood county people
II get" This seems reasonable to Tn,
/ Gazette management and efforts ar
/ / now being made to arrange to pu
= the magazine inevery paper sentout
! The state convention of the Min
- nesota Teachers association will b.
= held in ST. Paul the last of this weel
= and several from here will attend
The law provides for the closing o
the schools during this meeting i
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