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

Sunday evening at August HartWIgs.
The ladies aid will meet with Mrs.
F. nj. Shoemaker Thursday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Guilmont has been
visiting with Miss Myrtle Wolver-
ton the past week.
Carl Buchholz of Morgan has been
added to the force that make the
wheels go at the Gazette office.
Joe Lauterbach went to st. Peter
last Thursday where he spent few
days camping at Lake Emily.
T. III. Inglis has built a machine
shed. Mr.. /. thinks it doesn't pay
to keep machinery in the big shed.
John Mclean left Saturday for
Duluth and places Of interest in.that
vicinity for vacation of a week or
ten days.
A. R. A. Laudon and family went
to Red Wing Thursday for few
days visit, returning Monday by
way of Minneapolis.
The Ladies Aid of North Redwood
will give an ice cream social on We'd
nesday July 18th on Mrs. Henry Sim
ondets lawn Everybody is invited.
Geo. w. Gibson, proprietor of the
Kahler Hotel, left for Dubuque, Ia,
today and will be away for a couple
of weeks on a business and pleasure
trip.
]. M. Balzer of Minneapolis, adj
vertising manager of the National
Business College was in this city
in the interests of that institution
last week.
j. A. Gibson came up from Daven-
port, Iowa. and will visit with his
parents, Geo. w. Gibson at the Kah-
Ter Hotel for an indefinite period.
j. A. NAV decide to permanently To-
cate here.
Prof. P. V. Finley, who taught at
the hig hsc h oil in this city DUR
ing the past year, is attending COL
lege at Madison, Wis. Mr.. Finley
will return here to teach for an
other year.
Miss Floy .Albrecht of Morgan Wis
tied at the home of Chas. Luscher
Saturday and on her return home
was accompanied by Miss Lucille
Luscher, who will visit for a few
days.
Henry Beucler, who is working
the r. A. Duncan farm, contem-
plates moving to Idaho some time
next fall. His neighbors regret
very much that he is going to leave,
but wish him success wherever he
may go.
A musicale was given at the home
of Ada Tenney Tuesday evening by
Gail and Imogene Lutz and Ramona
Cowgirl. Many friends of the young
people were present. The evenings
program consisted Of singing. piano
and violin recitals. Refreshments
were served.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
4. Keefe was made happy Monday
by the arrival of 50 pound boy.
Joe says he looks so much like man
that he has just about decided to
drop out of the race for representa-
tive and give the boy a chance for
the honor. Mother and boy are
both well.
Emil Kuenzli and wife, the j. Ii
Borgand family and D. McCorquo-
dale of Delhi returned from a two |
weeks trip to Duluth. Isle ROYAL /
and other points in northern Mime
sofa. They enjoyed the trip i'm
and recommend it to any,
one wishing to take nice trip for
vacation.
Horace Jones, Redwood's artistic
sign painter, is at work in the old
wholesale house on a new clothing
sign for Aune and Thune. The
sign is "a feet long and two feet
vide with embossed gold leaf letters
Mr.. Jones expects to have it finished
n a few days.
Mr.. L. N. Staples, who resides
'outh of this city, was married July
md at Minneapolis, the bride being
Miss Margaret E. Gamble of that
'ity. The bride is Canadian and
ince coming to Minneapolis 10years
lgo has been engaged in volunteer
work which she intends
o continue.
The glass hood on Mr.. Odekirk's ,
cadillac. who arrived here Thursday
O participate in the second annual
'ociability run which left town Fri !
lay morning, attracted considerable !
attention on the part of auto en-
husiasts. The hood of his car had ,
wo large panels of glass so as to
Exhibit every part of the engine.
DR.. Odekirk came from the cities in |
little more than five hours.
Alice Barnes, Mamie and Addie
'eavoy, Maude Peterson. Winifred
Surmeister. Lola and Lois Gold left
or the city today for two weeks :
acation at Groveland on Lake Min !
etonka. They will camp in tents t.