The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-02-18

| from her visit to the cities.
T. G. Stafford returned from visit
to the cities Friday night.
| A. w. and c. E. Olson of Walnut
Grove were visitors here Friday.
Senator Frank Clague was home
from the Capitol to spend Sunday.
Chas. Beer is confined to the house
with very severe attack of the grip.
J. Lauterbach, ST., came home last
week for short visit with his family.
H. D. Deterling of Gaylord visited
last week at the home Of his son B. A.
Deterling.
A. M. Parker of Faribault spent the
weekend at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. G. E. Larson.
Mic. Peterson of Mankato is expect
ed here this week to visit with F. R.
Lobdell and family.
A crowd of young people spent Fri
day evening very pleasantly at the
VI VEIN COlluoOI.
Mrs. Ben Johnson, who was elected
delegate to the Grand Lodge in Min
neapolis, left Monday morning.
The Ladies Aid Society of North
Redwood will meet with Mrs. Henry
Timm, Thursday, February 20.
For Sale-Twenty full-blooded bar
red Plymouth Rock cockerels, at $1.0O
apiece. Harris Peavey. 30-2t
The program arranged by the E.
quality Club for next Monday night
will be very we'll worth attending.
Albert Asleson went to the cities to-
day to attend the jeweler and opticians
convention which will be in session the
rest of the week.
Mrs. Hansen of Evan visited with
her daughter, Sofia, who is attending
the high school here, Wednesday and
Thursday of last week.
T. P. Horn, accompanied by his son
Harry visited last week at the home of
his brother, E. Horn. They left Mon
day for their home at Wilmot, S. D.
While at the automobile show last
week R. Stensvad did more than just
gaze at the sights. He sold three
Cadillacs, two of them being for Mad
ison parties.
Frank Ousky, Richard Norcutt, Otto
Zeug, Will Hanson, Sebastian Maxa
and Christ Larson, all took advantage
of last Fridays fine weather to motor
over from Lucan.
Miss Amy Barnes entertained some
of her girl friends Friday evening.
Those present were: Misses Hart,
Schmokel, Sanborn, Callaghan, And
erson, Barnes, Parrish and Zelma
Thune.
Harry Hughes of St. Peter was in
the city over Sunday visiting friends.
1t will be remembered that Harry did
the pitching stunt for the local base
ball when Hubert Peavey managed the
same.
H. M. Aune, accompanied by Harold
and Andy Luscher, attended the auto
mobile show last week, returning home
Sunday in their car which has been in
Minneapolis being put in order for
summer use.
The "Timid Ten" gave costume
and valentine party at the home of
Miss Ellen Horn last Friday evening.
Everyone, both hostesses and guests,
went in costume and several Cupid
stunts" furnished the evenings enter
tainment.
The Gazette lately received news
that the estate of John Weber, who
recently died in Chicago has been di-
vided. His son, Silas E. Weber of this
county, received $4,000 as his share
while each of his children were be-
queathed 500.
B. ]. Reynolds last week attended
the annual convention of the Mime
sofa surveyors and engineers at ST.
Paul. He says the two most interest
ing and instructive addresses were:
one on "The Mississippi High Dam"
By Capt. G. ". Freeman who has this
work in charge and one on the Mime
apolis Water Filtration System"
Pentony Bros, have purchased a
Ford runabout automobile which ar
rived yesterday and is to be used by
their salesman, John Lauterbach. We
venture to say that the change will be
fully appreciated by John after trav-
cling for ten years by means of team.
We understand that Marion Johnson
purcha cod a Ford no :, Of tho s,x,,o +;y,,o