The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-11-11
OF CITY INTEREST

The Redwood Falls Produce Co. is
IN the market for Thanksgiving poul-
Try, Call them up and get prices. 16-1t
Mesdames Logan, Chas. Orth, Nc
Carten and Miss Florence Keefe of
Morton were shoppers here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glib of Cotton
wood were business visitors here last
Wednesday.
The Stewart orchestra will be at the
Asmory next Friday evening, and will
begin playing promptly at $3.50 O'Clock.
Evening and party Dresses at a
great sacrifice in price at F. W.
Phtlbrick & Co. 16-1t
Miss Zelma Thune went to Nor
gan today to begin instructing class
OF piano pupils there.
Mrs. L. Porter of Morgan visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Klaus
Sunday.
The Mite Society will meet with
Mrs W. P Rice Thursday afternoon,
November 13.
Sunday in Maytag and spent the day
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Schmidt. The Gazette was unable to
learn whether the Maytag had another
occupant or not.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold bazaar in the base
ment of the church, Saturday, Nov
ember %.
Mr., Tout of Wiz ona has leased the
building now occupied by William
Rosendahl and will install moving
picture machine as soon as Mr. Rosen-
dahi's new building is ready for oc-
eapancy. A large addition is now be-
ing erected on the rear of this build
ing by it's owners, Messrs. Parish and
Peabody.
Anything one could wish for in fan
ey work or cooked food will be found
In che basement of the Presbyterian
church Saturday, November %.
Joe Geroy shot two fine specimens
Of geese on the Minnesota river last
Sunday There were six in the bunch,
and Joe had perfectly good chance
10 set them all, but inasmuch as he
was On foot he decided he couldn't
carry them any way, so what was the
use,
Mrs II. Schleuder returned Sunday
from an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Taylor at Dundas. Mrs.
Schleuder is very much improved in
health and her friends are looking
Ter a speedy restoration to her former
state of good health.
<. Stensvad and F. r. Lobdell re-
turned Saturday evening from hunt
ing trip in southwestern Minnesota
where they found the birds plentiful
enough to make thn b." i..s 'Oiy in
A-s*~oCIng They visited at Heron Lake
and also at Worthington where they
were entertained by A. M. Welles. The
gentlemen found Mr.. Welles very
pleasantly situated in thoroughly
modern and up-to-date printing plant
OF the most approved kind, while ct
Heron Lake Mr.. Stensvad sold 1914
Cadillac which he delivered today.
herman services at the Lutheran
Church next Sunday, November Is, at
le>80 A. M. English services in the
afternoon at three. Holy Communion
will also be celebrated All wishing
register at the parsonage next Friday,
November IA.
Night school opened last evening
with good registration in all classes
over twenty-five having already en-
rolled. There are fifteen more prospec-
hive students who will join. the ranks
Soon Glasses in cooking and short
hand We're particularly large. The
classes in bookkeeping, mechanical
drawing, practical English and bust
hess arithmetic were also organized.
The Redwood Falls boys are sched-
oled to play the Madison team at
Madison next Saturday. Prof. Finley
Is trying to arrange for special
train to carry the team and it's
hooters to Madison. If this is ar
ranged as many as possible should
attend, showing by loyal support
that Redwood Falls realizes it has
y team of real worth, and courage
which is out for results and gets
them by straight forward, manly
sportsmanship. The team won the
biggest victory in its history as a
team at St. James last week when
it conorered its own justifiable
NARer. The boys are more than de-
serving of any assistance and support
their townSmen can give them