The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-14

Mrs. Mary Fllnn returned SATURDAY
from her visit at Chicago.
E. P. Byram is visiting at Water
town, S. D.
Russell Parker left Friday for Seat
tie where he expects to be during the
winter.
| Miss Albro entertained her parents
and sister from Spring Valley from
Friday until Monday.
Messrs. J. w. Ferris and F. G. Hub
bard drove to Minneapolis Saturday in
Mr.. Ferris car on a short visit.
The History Club met at the home
of Mrs. Darrell Monday afternoon.
| Mrs. Glassco visited at Marshall
Sunday, going over with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. M. Aune.
Mrs. H. Jensen went to Madison last
week for a visit with her daughter,
Miss Theo who is teaching there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carruth are expected
home today from their visit in the cit
les.
The home made sauer kraut at the
Corner Meat Market is excellent. Try
it. 12-1t.
D. J. Cahill of Monticello, ILL.,, and
c.. J. O'Brien of Ivesdale, ILL.,, returned
to Illinois this morning having spent
the last few days looking over Red
wood County farm lands. Both gen.
tlemen contemplate settling here at
some future date.
Miss Buechner has returned from
Pipestone and is visiting at the home
of her brother, Henry Buechner.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to Albert Truedson and Ellen
Werner, to VIM. L. Lemke and Hattie
Birkholtz and to Carl E. Jensen and
Hulda C. Jensen.
W.. J. Ludwig of Wabasso purchased
1914 Buick last Wednesday, of Hugh
Swain.
The local foot ball team went to
Window last Saturday where they
played the High School team of that
place. Our boys were beaten, the
score being 10 to 6.
Miss Ella Yackel leaves tonight for
Springfield where she will attend the
marriage of her brother, Arthur Yackel
to Miss Lehrer. The wedding will oc-
cur tomorrow.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian Church will have a
social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
Arthur Winter tomorrow evening.
! George Schwab of New Avon last
week purchased complete threshing
outfit of the Rumely make. The ma
chinery is perfect down to the smallest
detail and was bought at a consider
able expenditure. VIM. Rosendahl was
the agent in the transaction.
The commissioners of Renville anc
. Redwood Counties held a joint meeting
at Olivia today, to determine the mat
ter of repairs to be made on 4 bridge
between the two counties located neal
Belview. s,.. IA
i Wanted: Two sound work horses
about IA years old, harness and wa
gon, also two good milk cows. Inquire
at this Office. 12-1t.
A. Paulson of Morgan and his
> daughter, Miss Louise were visitors il
town Saturday. The Gazette acknow
lodges a pleasant call from Mr.. Paul
son. Miss Paulson will be employed
! at the Kahler House during the com
ing winter.
Look at our window! Picnic hams
while they last, 12hc, at the Cornel
I Meat Market. 12-1t
Edward Bollum has accepted posi-
ton in the Aune and Thune Clothing
store and entered upon his new dutie!
last week. Mr.. Bollum was formerl,
employed in the Office of the Mahno
r men Land Company.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Simondet O.
North Redwood have rented the Girt
: house on east Main street and vii
r move to this place in the very near flu
= ture. They rented the house through
5 A. H. Pickles real estate agency. Mr.
: Simondet is painter and paperhangel
;. and will follow up his trade in Sleep.
t Eye.-Sleepy Eye Herald.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
James Whittet last Saturday morning
Fred E. Wheaton, Supreme Keepe
: of Records and Seals will initiate I;
: large class of candidates in thu
: Knights of Pythias lodge at Lamber
ton at some date in the very near fut
4 ure. The class will be composed %
Y candidates from Lamberton, Redwood
t Falls, Tracy and Lake Benton, and vii
t be obligated on the original Rathbon
5 Bible.
ri Very interesting and profitable wa
n the Missionary meeting held by tn
| Methodist ladies Mt the hoYno of Mrs