The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-02-25

Mrs. Ida j. Eaton visited her son
in Belview last week.
Miss Mamie Herzog of New Ulm is
visiting at the home of M. Lauterbach.
/ Anything in our line of sheet music
for ten cents until March 1st. C. d.
/ Thompson. Silt
Mrs. w. G. Weldon and daughter
Gertrude left today for weeks visit
in Wabasso.
For Sale-Four full-blooded Buff
Leghorn cockerels, also some burr oak
fence posts. w. c.. Garten. 3O-2t*
! The Upstreamers, accompanied by
their girl friends, drove to the home
of Andrew Stewart Friday evening,
and had thoroughly good time
Henry Heldhouse, deputy sheriff,
left Saturday for Rochester to be with
his father, who is i'll at the hospital
there.
| The ladies of ST. Veronicas' Guild
will meet with Mrs. T. E. Finn We'd
nesday afternoon, February 26, at
three o'clock.
/ We have choice line of sheet music
which we are closing out at ten cents
a copy until March 1. C. D. Thomp-
son. 31-1t
Floyd Reynolds and I. N. Bopes were
in Sioux City last week returning Fri
day. While there Mr.. Reynolds bought
a valuable horse.
For Sale-One 80 H. P. four passen-
ger Maxwell automobile for sale at a
bargain if taken soon. Rud. Stensvad
31-tf
Remnants " price large accumula
tion of short lengths in all classes of
goods. Many dress lengths in the lot
at one-half the regular prices at F. w.
Philbrick & Co. Gilt
The W. R. C. will put on the play,
! "The Old Maids Convention" Easter
Monday, March "a. There promises
to be some genuine fun at this per-
Torrance.
Miss Matilda Jensen, who has been
substituting in the schools at Alden,
returned Friday. She will leave the
last of this week to enter the Swedish
hospital in Minneapolis where she will
train for a nurse
The Strauss Brothers have returned
to the city and are again occupying
their former Offices in the Philbrick
block. Jay Knapp is in charge of the
Office and the company is ready to con-
tinue the active business it has done in
the past.
For Sale Cheap-A two chair barber
shop outfit. Must be sold at once.
Apply to Frank Leibald, Is N. German
St., New Ulm. 31-2t =.
Ernest Essen, formerly of St. Paul,
has taken position in the drug store
of H. NJ. Hitchcock. Mrs. Essen will
probably arrive some time this week.
Mr.. Essen comes well qualified and
will undoubtedly prove helpful fac
tor to Redwood Falls.
During the past week the following
marriage licenses have been issued by
Clerk of Court, W. G. Weldon: En-
merry Neuschwander to Hattie Stein
haus; Elmer McAhren to Efie McNew;
John C. Lavindir to Bendina Zachte
and VIM r. Rogers to Minna F. Fader.
C. F. Martin received word Saturday
morning that his father, Robert Mar
| tin, had died suddenly at his home in
Ainsworth, Nebraska, Friday evening.
1t was impossible for Mr. Martin to
make connections that would get him
to Ainsworth in time for the funeral
which was held Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ethelyn Berline of Los Angeles
was quietly married to H. j. Van VIE
of the Los Angeles Express at her
parents home last week. Miss Berline
visited last summer at the home of P
o. Callaghan and has many friends
among the young people of Redwood
/ Falls.
/ Misses Ruth Bunce and Esther Field
assisted by Miss Murfn, gave a five
o'clock luncheon last Saturday. The
guests were the mothers of the Sophie
more domestic science class, and the
| luncheon was served in the domestic
/ science room. 1t was a Washington
affair and the table and decorations
were Washington emblems, and in red.
Following is the menu which the girls
managed to serve to nine people for
/ less than S1.50 or SIG 2-3 a plate
First course: veal birds, escalloped
potatoes; rolls, cranberry jelly, picked
beets, salted peanuts, coffee, sugar and
cream Second course: Ice cream, in