The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-27

at the Dream.
Charley Lentz. who has been i'll
with lagrippe, returned to work
last Thursday.
| st. Veronica's Guild will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Schildknecht
Keep it in your bonnet where you
won't over look it Friday. March
first, prize night at the Dream.
Hugh Swain, local agent for the
Buick, was in Minneapolis last week
taking in the sights at the auto
show.
/ For Sale Ten head Of young work
horses. Enquire at my place IN
Morton. Phone Al. ]. Greenslit.
31-6t.
/ Mrs. C. E. Gals of Minneapolis.
arrived Saturday to pay a weeks
visit to her daughter, Mrs. M. A.
Root. and family.
Rud Stensyad. local agent for the
Cadiallac, returned Saturday night
from Minneapolis where he spent
the week visiting the auto show.
A. ID. McRae is planning to build
a residence in the near future on the
lots which he owns near the G. d.
Thompson home on Bridge street.
/ For At the Eagle Roller
Mill company's elevator, -four and
feed stnffs of all kind, including
bran, shorts, oats and corn, at right
prices. W. f. Jackson, Agt. If.
George Jaehnings returned FrlGay
from Chicago where he went as the
guest Of the Heath & Milligan paint
company having been awarded the
trip and entertainment as a result of
the amount of paint he sold last
year. He says he had splendid trip
and was well entertained.
William Rosendahl. who recently
sold his blacksmith shop to Jack
Donovan, will be back in the har-
ness in the near future. according
to an unconfrmed rumor. 1t is
said that Mr.. Rosendahl is negotiat-
ing for the purchase of the F. G.
Kumm shop. The report could not
be confirmed this morning.
The Home Bakery and restaurant
of which E. Bailey and son are the
proprietors has been transformed
into one of the most attractive places
Of its kind in the county. Anumber
Of painters and paperhangers were
busy last week decorating the inter-
Tor, and the result they accomplished
speaks well for them as artists and
the splendid taste manifested by the
management in selecting the decora-
tons There are two large panels
on each wall that hold colorgravure
scenes. The west wall panels are
scenes from Berkshire forests, and
the two on the east are views of the
! Arizona mesa. Messrs. Bailey, are
being complimented on the improve
ment and appearance of their estab
iishment.
Mayor nj. E. Powell returned to
Redwood Sunday after an absence
of several months. Part Of the time
was spent at Fayetteville, N. Y,
but the most Of the winter he has
been at St. Petersburg. Fla, where
he found the weather delightful. On
Christmas he went in bathing with
the thermometer 70 above. Speak
ing of the political condition he says
the Republicans of the south are
nearly solid for Taft. He looks to
see all Of the delegates from those
states go into the national conVen-
tion pledged to the president. He
heard a deal Of Underwood while
down there and says the Alabama
man is very strong in the states of
that section. However he believes
the Democrats will pick Wilson as
their leader. The major is looking
better than usual and says he has
been in excellent health during all
of his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Albrecht, E. p.
Grabow and VIM. Dittbenner re-
turned Monday from their two
weeks trip to the coast. They ac-
companied the Luse Land Co.'S. ex-
rlreinn tn Sntharlin OREGON and