The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-07-23

r. e. Kellum has bought Flan-
ders ''2O'' from Rosendahl & Thomp-
son.
WANTED For shock threshing, ten
bundle teams. Apply /. N. Bopes.
Stiff.
Henry Schleuder of Springfield is
visiting at the home of his uncle.
Henry Schleuder.
T. M. Quarton left Thursday for
Tracy where he is visiting with
friends and relatives.
4 Mrs. Mckenzie and daughter. Mrs.
Keise returned from their visit with
friends and relatives Wednesday.
Mrs. C. H. Fredericksen of near
Clements, the wife of the county
commissioner, visited friends here
last week.
Miss Elizabeth Conner, who has
been on a vacation for two weeks
returned Saturday, accompanied by
! Glenwin and Kenneth Jones.
| Vern johnson, son of ]. Alfred
johnson, returned from Rockford,
ILL.,, Monday, where he went last
fall, and expects to be located here
for the future.
E Pluribus Unum-united we stand,
Idivided 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
| Henry Schmidt of Renville coun-
ty raised some currants this year.
Friday he brought in a bunch which
weighed Is ounces. Can you beat
that? If you think you can Just trot
out your bunch. The Schmidt cur
rants may be seen at the Lauterbach
Bros. Ice Cream parlors.
At a regular meeting of the
Rebeckah lodge Wednesday night
the following officers were installed:
Bessie Bunce, n. g.; Mrs. Rob.
! Whyte, v. g.; Lillian Steele, Sec;
Mrs. C. D. Thompson, W.; Mrs.
Henry Kock, Con Mrs. Ida Bunce,
O. G.; Jessie Beer, /. G.; Mrs. Parish,
r. S. N. G.; Mrs. Rosendahl, L. S.
N. G.; Mrs. Barnes, R. S. V. g.;
! Mrs. A. j. White. L. S. V. g.; Mrs.
Chapman. Chaplain. Mrs. Parish
was elected District Deputy.
School district So held their annu-
al meeting Saturday evening and
elected Mrs. Frank Notion as clerk
to succeed A. P. Henderson, who has
served as clerk for 81 years in the
the three rural districts in which he
has lived during that time. Mr..
Henderson has been a prominent
worker in the school meetings of
Redwood county for the past IL
years and has always stood for pro-
gress and the betterment of the ra-
| raj school conditions. No. SO is con-
sidered one of the model schools of
the county and state and will be pre-
sided over next term by Agnes Lau-
terbach of this city.
After lingering illness suffering
| from tuberculosis, Miss Flora Ham
mer, residing in the east part of
town, died at the home of her par
ents last Sunday. The deceased was
born on March Z, 1896, and was Is
years, A months, and Z days old at
the time of her death. She was the
oldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Hammer. She leaves to mourn
her loss, besides her parents, one
sister and six brothers. The fun
eral services were conducted We'd
nesday afternoon by Rev. C. F. Mar
tin, in the Christian church, many
friends and relatives attending the
funeral. Before death the sick girl
said that she wanted to take her
large doll with her, and according
to her wish the doll was placed be-
side her in the casket and buried
with her.
G. G. Eaton was here Thursday
and Friday looking after his garden
on the Fenske farm where he is rails
ing some specimens for the state
fair county exhibit. He is raising
some specimens that are not found
handily as they are not commonly
raised but are necessary to fiji the