The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-11-11

Special Sale Of Ladies wool Dres-
|ses 1T r w. Philbrick & 60. 16z1t
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Simpson, Mrs. Eel
key and Mrs. Albert Kohls were Red
wood Falls visitors Tuesday
L M. "A. Ebright is confined to his
home by illness. H.
r Miss Bernice Francois returned Fri
day night from q visit with friends
at Millbank, S. D.
DR.. and Mrs VIM. Brand and daugh-
ter will go to the cities the last of the
week to attend the Chicago Minnesota
football game
Fred Redetzke of Echo spent Sum
day here with his brother VIM. Re-
detzke who had the misfortune to fall
and break his leg a week ago. The
injury is gradually healing but Mr..
Redetzke will be confined to the house
for some little time yet. 81
Friday lis the last day of the
Omego spelling contest being put on
by A. Asleson. Be sure t o get your
word-list in sometime Friday. 16-1t
Senator Frank Clague attended to
court duties in the United States
district court at Mankato last Tues
day.
DIR. and Mrs. J. W. Inglis, and Mr..
and Mrs. I. II. Inglis went to Column
bus, Wis, Friday where they were
called by the death of their mother,
Mrs. Inglis ST.. They returned yester-
day.
School District No. A will give
dime. social at the Robert Stewart
home next Friday evening. A mixed
program will be given and light re-
freshments served. All the friends
of the school are cordially invited to
attend.
CHURCH OF HOLY COMMUNION
Rector, Rev. A. A. Joss
During the month Of November
there will be no morning service, Sun
day School at twelve o'clock and even
ing service at eight o'clock.
A. Praxel, A. ]. Kuske, G. Grim and
C. Neudahl of Lamberton were visi-
tors here yesterday. Perhaps "Tony"
will be willing to talk politics after
he gets the K. P. function of next
week off his hands. He certainly won't
before that time being much too busy
hunting up milk-fed chickens to waste
any thought on any legislative race.
The Rebecca's will hold practical
housekeeping Sale in the Philbrick
building Saturday, November 20. The
articles for sale will be baked foods,
canned fruits and ready made articles
of a purely unitarian nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Neimann were
/, the guests of honor at farewell party
at the KIP. hall Friday night. Twelve
couples were present at the affair
which will always be remembered by
the honored guests when located in
their new home in California. A de-
licious luncheon was served by the
girls and Mr.. and Mrs. Neiman were
presented with token of friendship by
the friends who regret extremely
their removal from Redwood's social
circles.
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Some thoughtless youths have again
shown-a form of viciousness by cutting
the wires of the fences on several
farms east of Redwood. Among those
to suffer this outrage is ]. Frank
Jones, who had recently erected a
woven wire fence. Every wire was
cut from top to bottom. The repair
ing of such fence is very difficult
and besides, Mr.. Jones came very near
loosing a valuable horse which had
escaped through the opening and, slip
ping on the, icy road, fell in front Of
an automobile. Fortunately the horse
gained it's footing just as the machine
was about to run over it, and was not
injured. What should possess anyone
to commit such deeds as this is be-
yond comprehension, but we predict
that if they were compelled to stretch
the wire about thirty-acfe tract, the
slack would be taken out of their ac-
lions as well as out of the wire.
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