The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18

Hugo schlsudsr q Nsw Ulns made
his uncle, Henry Schleuder short vis-
Lit Wednesday.
i J. M. Kramer of st. Cloud is now
employed as stenographer in the Office
of w. B. Clement
Mrs. VIM. D. Lines returned home
Monday morning from the cities where
she has been visiting with friends.
Miss Anna McDougal who has been
teaching at Wanda, was here Satur-
day on her way to her home in Delhi.
For Sale-White Plymouth Rock or
White Wyandotte Eggs. 75c for Is or
$500 for 100. Dick Adsit, Redwood
Falls. 34-4t
Miss Minnie Schower and Frank
Henricks were married at the home OF
George Discher Saturday evening.
Rev. N. de NJ. Darrell read the service.
During the months of January and
February $50 families moved into
Minnesota. Redwood County gets thir-
ty-five Of these.-Belview Independ-
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Byram went to
Minneapolis last Wednesday and Mrs.
Byram was operated upon for ap-
pendicitis Thursday at city hospital.
Reports state she is doing nicely.
Mrs. Olga Brandt of New Ulm is
here keeping house for her uncle, Hen
ry Schleuder, while Mrs. Schleuder is
in Dundas. Mr.. Schleuder expects his
wife home the latter part of this week.
| Commissioner John Arends of LAM
berton called on The Gazette Thurs
day morning. Mr.. Arends told cou-
pie of interesting stories which showed
some of the problems the commission
ers have to solve.
The Delhi band will give band
concert, and an ice cream social Fri
day evening, March %. Under the
direction of j. ]. Juenemann this or
ganization is working hard and ac-
complishing much; Boost will help
a lot!
For Sale or Trade-80 acres land,
wish to secure residence in Redwood
Falls. Inquire of Joe Muehlbauer.
34-tf.
Fifty daughters of Redwood Falls
gave a dance in the K. P. hall Thurs
day evening. These bachelor girls are
an Independent bunch; with the help of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Juenemann they
simply chopped to" and had one grand
good time without asking any odds OF
the sterner sex. There really is only
one way to teach those boys much
needed lesson.
| F. c. Tuitle of Belview visited the
Gazette Saturday. He will return to
Montana April /. There he will start
a newspaper in his new home, and also
make an effort to "hold down" claim.
No reason, so far as we see, why
dad" shouldn't hold down anything
he sets out to. Anyway we wish him
success in both enterprises.
For Sale-160 acre farm suitable
for dairy or stock raising along side
Cottonwood river in Redwood county.
Address, 28O9-18 Ave. S. Minneapolis,
Mimi. 33-4t
4 The election in Morton Tuesday was
a very quiet affair. There being no
fight on either the saloon question or
for the various offices. A very light
vote was polled-only rs. The result
is as follows: President, D. F. Keefe;
Trustees, L. B. Brown, A. F. Mahow-
aid, Fred Pfeiffer; Treasurer, F. w.
Ortiz; Recorder, O. w. Smith; Assess
or, w. C. Keefe; Constable, P. ].
Murphy.-Morton Enterprise.
Miss Francis Everett entertained
six young ladies at seven o'clock
breakfast Sunday morning. The
guests were all on time too, and wide
awake enough to enjoy the occasion.
The breakfast served consisted of
grape fruit cocktail; pulled rice and
cream; bacon, eggs, and rolls; dough-
nuts and coffee. The guests were:
Misses Isaacson, Hanson, Wood, Hart,
Smoked and Baldwin.
The second of the series of luncheons
given by the advanced cooking class
took place on Saturday when seven of
the grade teachers were entertained.
The table was prettily decorated in
honor of St. Patrick and all the guests
did ample justice to all the delicacies
served. The menu prepared at cost
of SIPS was as follows: Bouillon, I'm