The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-09-10

Rev. j. j. Ehrstein will preach at
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning from the subject, Religion
as friendship with God.
Harry Callaghan who has been in
Sutherlin, Ore, during the past five
months, returned to Redwood vest
erday. He has arranged to attend
the university of Minnesota thisyear.
Mrs. III. M. Hitchcock has returned
from Pipestone accompanied by her
daughter, Hazel, after visiting for a
few DAYS at the home of Mrs. G. L.
Howard.
The Scenic City band has been en-
gagged to furnish music during the
LYON county fair at Marshall on
Sept. Is, 26, and 9th. The boys
are making great reputation and
their services are in demand.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Garner
will celebrate their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary next Sunday.
This is also the fifty-eighth anniver-
ary of Mr.. Gamers birth. Their
friends and relatives will assist them
in making the day memorable.
w. B. Clement, who left for st.
Paul Thursday night. received word
while away of the death of his sis
ter of Vernon Center, who was Ia
ken i'll and died while visiting at
Chicago. Mr.. Clement left at once
for Chicago. s1A
Rev. G. w. Hielscher announces
that there will be quarterly meeting
services held over next Sunday, Sept.
Is. in the North Re iwood church by
Rev. M. Schoenleben, P. E. The
services begin Friday evening and
will be conducted over Sunday. Com
munion onSunday morning. Allare
invited.
Mrs. Wolverton brought lot of
fine plums to Redwood which she
gathered on the Charles Wells farm
south Of the city. They are I'M
usually large, we'll favored and the
trees are loaded down with them.
Did any one ever hint that Redwood
WASH in the center ofthe fruit belt?
! For SALE-Fine stock and feeding
steers. Also good fresh milch cows
and springers. Durham and Aiken.
The little son of James Whittet
was accidentally shot in the foot last
week and badly injured. He is re-
covering rapidly but it was not until
Sunday that the bulletw removed.
Just how the accident happened no
one knows but small bore rifle was
discharged and the bullet struck the
little fellows foot near the arch,
glanced from the bone and was EN-
bedded in the ball of the foot.
Themanvyears of experience which
| have had in many large shoe shops
in the cities are at your service and
when you bring pair of shoes to
me for repairs YOU can feel safe that
they aredone right. FRANK RASKIN,
at Heilman's Shoe Store. 5-tf.
E. w. Peck. state secretary of the
/ Y. M. G. A., will make three ad.
dresses in this city next Sunday. He
will speak at the morning service al
the Christian church, at the Sunday
school hour at the Episcopal church
and at union service in the evening
at the Methodist. Mr.. Peck is one
of the biggest men in the state con.
nected with the work among
young men and boys and is a recog-
nized authority on all subjects con.
Injected with the Y M. C. A besides
being pleasing and impressive
speaker.
Frank Hassenstab of Seaforth
candidate for the Republican nom
lination as sheriff, was in Redwood
Friday. Hehas beenkept busy at the
Farmers elevator of Seaforth dur.
ing the past three weeks and has had
little chance to get around. Satur.
day he was down in the south and
east part of the county and he re.
ported Monday that conditions there
were entirely satisfactory. Mr.. Has.
senstab says he is strictly adherinp
to the law and that if he cannot Sc.
cure the nomination and abide by
the corrupt practices act he doesn't
want it. A statement which is en-,
tirely to his credit and indicates !
position which doubtless will win
him a great many friends.