The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-12-23
James Frazier was a visitor here

james Frazier was visitor here
yesterday.
Bert Pease of Belview was
business visitor here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Neufert will
spend Christmas with Mr.. Neufert's
people at DEBORAH, Iowa.
Alfred Schmidt is home from
Naperville and will spend his Christ
mas vacation at Redwood Falls.
A. j. Henle, linotype operator in
the Gazette Office went to New Ulm
tonight to spend Christmas with his
parents.
Mrs. E. Schildknecht, Miss Ella
Yackel, Miss Cora Sheridan and N.
F. Dripps spent Sunday at Spring
field.
Steven Smithers and his grand
son James visited at Wabasso last
Friday, spending the day with Mr..
Smithers nieces.
Senator and Mrs. Frank Clague
will spend Christmas at Mrs. Clague's
home at Vernon Center. Mrs. Clague
went Monday and the Senator will go
Thursday morning.
County Auditor L. P. Larson of
Redwood Falls, his brother Christ of
Lucan and their wives were visitors
in this village Observation-Disclosures
Grove Tribune
The Rugs H. C. Rutter will put
on sale at his Furniture Store are
the finest lot ever offered for sale
in Redwood Falls. No back numbers,
all of the latest designs, call and see
them. 22-lt
Lyle Robbins had the misfortune
yesterday to get his left hand caught
in the chain band of a piece of ma
chinery at the canning factory, crush
ing the hand and severely decorating
the wrist, necessitating the use of
several stitches in closing the wounds.
Levi Keister, who has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Hiram Kleck-
ner, for several weeks, left Thursday
for Orangeville, ILL.,, where he will
spend the winter He was accom-
panied by his granddaughter, Mrs
Lee Neuschwander and her son.
j. M. Little left for different parts
of Iowa Tuesday and expects to bring
back a carload of brood sows which
are immune from cholera, part OF
which he expects to sell. This will
be a good chance for farmers to gel
start in hogs.-Seaforth Item.
There is something particularly
pleasing about a group picture of the
whole family, from grandma to the
youngest tot. The world has seer
some notable photographs of roya
families. Why not your family fol
your own pleasure now and later
Have it done at Hockett's Studio while
the family is together for the holi
days. 22-l
! The band boys at North Red
wood gave a very successful baske
social at the school house, about {
week ago, at which they netted more
than $1,000. Last Thursday evening
the boys were the guests of Thos
Hoskins at an oyster supper at thu
Hoskins' home. North Redwood ap
preciates the services of its band or
ganization and gives it its hearties
support.
The Farmers Elevator at Miro.
was badly damaged by fire caused b!
a gasoline explosion last Tuesda!
evening. Mr.. Blake, who was at tn
elevator at the time managed to saw
all records and valuable papers befor
the office was burned, but had hi
hands badly burned while doing ii
A bucket brigade saved the main par
of the elevator but the office was com
pletely destroyed. The loss was en-
tirely covered by insurance.
In the jewelry trade there are al
kinds of goods and all kinds of prices
Some of them are worth buying an
some are not, and on others the price
are tout of sight" The Christina
goods we offer are all good enougl
to buy and wear too, and the price
are such that almost anyone can at
ford to pay them. If you wish then
for gifts, we will set aside your pur
chase if you ask US. Schleuder'
Jewelry Store. 20-3
The new home of the Dream
theatre which is under construction
is to be opened to the public abou
January Is. Mr.. Byram has purchase
a new moving picture machine of tn
very latest model as well as $50
worth of new scenery for the new
theatre. The heating plant is nov
being installed and the steel ceiling
set in place. When completed the en-
tire equipment will be source o