The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-05-21

Andrew Kenney drove to Morton
Thursday afternoon.
John Wooley Of Lamberton was IN
the county seat Tuesday.
Mrs. X. E. Glasco visited her sis
tier, Mrs. Frank Birkenmeyer OF
Marshall last week.
Miss Lillian Zumwinkle, who has
been visiting with friends, returned
to her home in Morton Thursday.
Mrs. w. F. Jackson Returned Sum
day from Pennington where she
visited with parents for two weeks.
The Fair Store is the place to 90
for notions and novelties and SOU
venirs of all kinds. 42-2t
Mrs. Cowgirl returned from Man
kato the last part of the week. She
will visit here for several weeks.
/ Mrs. o. w. Grapp will leave this
week for Kansas and Kansas City,
Mo-, where she will visither brothers.
The sewing circle of st. Catherine
church will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. John Rudder north of
/ town next Thursday.
/ Order cut flowers in the morning
of La uterbach Bros, and get them
lin the afternoon. Prompt service
and best goods. 1t
Representative j. R. Keefe went
to ST. Paul Sunday to consult with
political friends with reference to
the extra session called by the Gov
ernor.
| A short program is to be given
Wednesday evening following the
regular meeting Of the Eastern
| Stars. Allmembers of the Stars and
! Masonic orders are requested to be
present.
/ Lawn mowers: Buy the Whitman
& Barns ball bearing lawn mowers,
| they are No. L. Sold by Geo. WEIGH.
/ Special attention given to lawn now
er sharpening at Joe Muehlbauer's
wagon shop. 42-4t
| Send that film of yours to Scobie
to be developed. The charge is mod
crate and the satisfaction is great,
for you are assured of the best pos
sible results. Frank Scobie, photo
Igrapher, Sleepy Eye, Mimi. 42-8t.
r. M. West, president of the r.
M. West Land Company of Cedar
Rapids. Ia, was looking over Red
wood county land in company with
William M. Smith Monday. Mr..
West says there is strong demand
in Iowa for Southern Minnesota land.
John Cheney, civil war veteran
who owns a farm south of this city.
! was in town Friday and expressed
his approval Of the Pension Bill
which went into effect Saturday.
May IL this year. This act will in
crease his pension ten dollars a
month.
Chester Bollum, who has been in
charge of the Northwesternt Tele-
phone here goes to Sioux Falls, s.
ID. the latter part Of this week
where he will be employed by the
same company. Chefs friends re-
gret to hear Of his leaving but are
pleased to hear of his promotion.
Attorney George D, Smith spent
! Monday in Wheaton on legal bust
mess. He appeared before Judge
Flaherty for the city of Brecken-
ridge in the Mclaughlin S., 600 dam
age suit and secured judgment for
| the city on the pleadings. Unless
the court allows the Judgment to be
opened up this will undoubtedly be
the end of that case. Wilkin County
Gazette.
DIR. Lyman, secretary of the
Redwood county Automobile club.
has received the cards showing mem
bership in the association and those
who have not secured their cards
can do SO by calling at DR.. Lyman's
office in the Granite block. These
cards should be carried by every
member as they serve as security
in case of trouble and arrest and can
also be used as Identification cards.
Wednesday. June has been desig-
mated as the date for the annual fish
fry Of the Odd Fellows. This event
has come to mark red letter day in
the history of the local lodge and the
success Of the past makes certain a
very large attendance this year. The
Odd Fellows and their wives and
families 90 to the Minnesota river
where they spend the day and fish.
When the catch is completed feed
follows.