The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-07-16

Joseph Fischer, Sr., and wife Oh
New Ulm are visiting at the home
OF their daughter, Mrs. L. Schultz
Banker Doepke, F. x. Schlump.
berger and Mat Jenniges of Wanda
were at the county on school matters
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gales moved
last Thursday into the residence va.
Gated by w. G. Hermann in the
Warner block.
]. 2. Vaughn, representative of
the Minneapolis Tribune. and form
erly a resident in this city was here
on business Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. d. Lines left
Monday for Lake Marion and the
twin cities in their Cadillac car tobe
gone for a week or two.
VIM. McClintock came up from
Minneapolis last Sunday morning
and will spend the week with rela-
tives and friends.
Oscar Creep and wife of Mime
apolis, who have been visiting at the
F. nj. O'Hara home since the Fourth,
returned Thursday.
DR.. A. G.. Chadbourn and F. G.
Hubbard and families went to
Eagle Lake Monday to enjoy a week
camping at the lake.
Attorney Geo. Smith Of Brecken-
ridge is visiting with his parents in
this city. Geo. is city attorney of
that city and is making a good record
for himself.
Misses Lydia Schilling, Mary Kor-
bel and Wayne Herzog of New Ulm
who have been visiting at the M
Lauterbach home the past week, re-
turned Sunday.
VIM. Milbradt and family arrived
last week from Wood Lake where
they have been visiting and have
moved into their residence which
they purchased from F. G. Hubbard
some time ago,
E. J. Horn returned last Wednes-
day from Wellington, S. D., where
he has visited for a number Of weeks
with his mother and other relatives.
Mr.. Horr saya that everything looks
very promising in South Dakato this
year.
For SALE-One good young COW,
three tWo-year old heifers, two Du-
roc JERSEY sows all bred. Also
some spaing pigs. and a DE Laval
cream separator used two years. See
Frank White. five miles east of Red
wood Falls. 51-1
The M. & St. L. Ry., will run an
excursion train to WATERFOWL July
22nd, the occasion being that of the
"101 Ranch" wild west show, which
will show there on that day. Train
will leave Morton at 900 a. M, S1.75
for round trip: and North Redwood
at 6:l2, $1.50 for round trip. 51-1
The case against Ray Lewis, who
was brought back from Iowa to an
swer for serious offense, was tried
in the municipal court this morning
and resulted in young Lewis being
bound over to await the action of
the grand jury at the November
term Of court.
E Pluribus Unum-united we stand,
divided we fall, can be said of every
commercial Institution, every de-
partment must be perfected. We
take as much care with your films as
with our own portraits. Frank
Scobie, Photographer, Sleepy Eye. !
49-tf
When you can go into field and
pull up a stalk of corn seven and one
half feet high on the 10th of July,
corn does not seem to be behind the
very much. Such is the
average stand of a field on the Earl
Peabody farm and a sample can be
seen at The Gazette office.
c. G. Eaton went to Morgan We'd |
lesday in the interest of the Red
county exhibit which he is gathering
or the state fair. He made an ex-
.ellent showing last year and upon
posters recently issued by the fair
appears cut of the
redwood 1911 exhibit. Hesays he will
AVE no difficulty in putting up
much better showing this fall.
Thomas Dennistoun who left the /
.ity recently to visit his old home liz
Scotland, writes, that the voyage of
! days across the ocean was pleas
mt. They passed many ice bergs
nroute and some we're large enough
0 sink any ship. Mr.. Dennistoun
avs he was happy to reach home,
ut has a warm spot in his heart for
redwood Falls to which he expects
Q return in a few weeks.
There has Observation-Disclosures
ade on the M. & st. l.. schedule
which went into effect last Saturday.
The train going west has been
to 10 minutes later and the
asst bound to 20 minutes earlier,
ausing the two trains to meet at
lorth Redwood. The bus will leave
ne Kahler hotel at 1915 for both