The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-01-30

Buy her one Of those valentines at
the Golden Rule.
Good Holstein milk cows at G. r.
Lambs sale Feb.>19. 27-1t
Mrs. Fl. J. Bebermeyer who has
been seriously i'll for several weeks
is rapidly recovering.
Ed. BoIlum and Fred Carity are
home from Marshall where they just
completed course at the business
college. They may return for fur
ther work at the college.
Louis Kise, driver for Straus
Brothers left this noon for his home
at Cottonwood. From there he will
90 to Northern Michigan where he
will drive next summer.
George Ellis has sold his house to
E. ]. Babcock who has moved in and
Mr.. Ellis has gone to Winnebago
where he will work this winter.
Next spring he expects to secure
possession of job printing plant at
Marshalltown, la.
Mrs Jack Lowry, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy, died at her home
in this city last night. She is sur
.vived by husband and four child
rem. E. G. Thuerwachter is making
arrangements for the funeral which
probably will be held Thursday after
noon.
4 In this issue will be found the
large display add of J. E. Baxter of
Walnut Grove the we'll known breed
er of big type Poland China hogs.
He sells 40 broad sows safe in pig
Feb 8 in the village Of Walnut
Grove. Mr.. Baxter has been breed
ing % years and is recognized
authority on the Development of
big hogs.
Redwood Falls is up againt hard
coal famine The coal deal ers all re-
port,that they have plenty on the
way but that the movement of cars
is painfully slow. Mr.. Vihstadt of
the Farmers elevator had a talk with
the wholesale dealers over the long
distance phone and reports that they
are experiencing difficulty in moving
the coal from the docks. 1t is be-
lieved that the average coal pile
IS large enough to live through the
famine, providing it doesn't last two
long and that the weather man
doesn't give Redwood Falls another
dose of singing zero weather.
At a meeting of the commercial
club last night Rud Stensvad was
elected president, succeeding Frank
Clague, w. B. Clement was elected
secretary. succeeding w. M. Smith.
w. A. Brand was elected treasurer,
A. RIA. Laudon, first vice president,
G. A. Luscher. second vice president
and Jospheh Tyson and Frand Clague
directors. The treasurer's report
showed about 5000 IN the treasury.
The purchasing committe was in
structed to see Mr.. Alexander and
try and rent the old fair ground and
at the same time secure an option
on it Judge Laudon, Joseph Tyson
and Judge Dolliff were appointed
a good roads committee to advance
the Redwood to Minneapolis road.
One of them will meet with other
boosters at Arlington in the near
future.
On last Friday eve Jan. 26, the
Redwood Falls Literary and Social
circle, to the number of rs met at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
and enjoyed one Of the best sessions
of the circle. Promptly at s o'clock
the meeting was called to order by
the president Dougal Tiffany and
the following program carried GU t
to the apparent enjoyment of all.
Piano solos Vesta Lamb, Ethel
Straigle, Frances Frazier. Duet
Edith Collins and Frances Frazier.
Maud Colville, Helen
Whittet, Frank Moses. Raymond
Grace Whittet, Myrtle Ken
nedy. Select Reading. Helen Stew
art. The discussion of the question
docs College Education Tend to
Lead the Boy from the FARM" was
then opened by c. r.. Lamb followed