The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-11-12

friends in Iowa.
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] quire Of G. F. Ilett. 8-tf
Ed. Dunlevy went to Cavour, S. ID.
Friday to attend the funeral of an
old friend.
Miss Effie West Of Franklin is vis-
iting at the home of her friend Mrs.
w. P. Rice.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark spent
Sunday at Morgan the guests of their
daughter. Mrs. Butcher.
Michael Hirmer and family drove
to New Ulm in their auto Sunday
and spent the day visiting.
|. Mrs. Ives and children are visiting
with Mrs. Ives parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Deugner at Fort Atkinson.
Wisconsin.
Edith Hodge of Dist. No. IL and
Mrs. Ray McNew spent Sunday at
the home of the former parents in
Redwood Falls.
LOST, a silver, hand made Indian
bracelet. Finder please leave at
Kuenzli & Luscher's store and re-
ceive reward. 16-1t
Miss Anna Mclean attended the
teachers meeting at Mankato Friday
and Saturday and also visited her
sister Ruth who is attending the
Normal.
Mrs. Holt of Swedes Forest left
Wednesday for Mankato where she
will visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Sleight for few days after
which she will visit with daughters
at Hamline and Minneapolis.
The Catholic Social Club held its
first meeting last Thursday evening
in the e. A. R. hall and perfected
the organization. The evening was
spent at cards. 1t was decided to
hold card party and a short pro-
gram on next Thursday night to
which the ladies and all the congre-
cation are invited.
In my finishing department the
work of developing, printing and en-
larging is handled with extra care
and attention. | solicit film work
from tourists and other amateurs
whoar DESTROYS of getting the best
results from all their films. FRANK
SCoBIE, Photographer, Sleepy Eye,
MINI, 9-tf
The wrestling match between Har-
ry Mills of Minneapolis and Nj. C.
Barker. the Indian wrestler of Nor
ton, which was booked for Saturday
night at the opera house, was called
off on account of the small attend
ance. 1t is unfortunate that this
match was not pulled off for Barker
was confident that he could out class
the Mill City man. having met HMM
a contest when he was young at the
game and giving him hard tussle.
The Redwood Falls Light & Power
company has wired the following
homes recentlv: O. S. Durham, H
N. Bell, Mrs. VIM. Smith, E. ]. Bah
cock, c. F. Meyer, A. j. Drogish.
4 McClentic house. R. j. Cooper, DIR.
1 G. R. Pease, VIM. Jacksonresidence,
Pitts Tenney, +. M. Banker, A. M
| Dennistoun, G. F. Alberts. Chris
Schultz F.. w. Philbrick, Ray Tenney,
A. ]. White (Hammer house, Arthur
Gibbs, Henry Smith, P. O. Wichman,
Mrs, ID. E. Laird.
Redwood will meet Madison high
in foot ball game on the local
grldlron Saturday Afternoon of this
week at 2:30 o'clock. The game is
to settle the championship of South
ern Minnesota. Each team is at
present claiming it as each has lost
but one game. In the section strict
ly belonging to Southern Minnesota
Redwood has not lost one game and
she believes she will be able to put
a fashionable crimp in the Madison
players. 1t is sure to be a game
worth seeing.
Last Monday afternoon M. O.
Gimmestad had mighty close call
to death or serious injury. He had
been unloading wheat at one of the
elevators and while thus engaged the