The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-12-16

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Jones of, Slayton is the
guest of his brother Frank Jones.
Miss Sadie Bluhm visited at her
home at Olivia Sunday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Schueller
Of Olivia were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Gales Sunday. "a 5
20. ]. Bollum went to Sioux Falls
yesterday on a short business trip.
Ira Reynolds went to Illinois to-.
day for a short visit with friends and
relatives.
Misses Leher and their brother
drove over from Springfield Sunday
and spent the day here.
There will be a Christmas pro-
gram given at the school house in
District Al onY Friday night, Decer1-
Der 10. A Christmas tree gayly de-
corated, and program consisting OF
songs, recitations and dialogues will
be given by the children.
VIM. Pfaender Of New Ulm was
a visitor here from Saturday until
Monday. While Mr.. Pfaender was
here he made a complete tour Of RAM
sey Park and was loud in his express
sions of admiration of its beauties.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Weldon en-
tertained four tables of card players
at their home last Thursday evening.
Progressive grand-nola was played.
DIR. F. A. Cone, District Super
intendent, conducted services at the
Methodist Church last Sunday even
ing and held quarterly conference af-
ter the usual service
The M. E. Ladies Aid Society
expect to have some more of the So
hands sewing bag frames by Saturday
and will put them on sale Saturday
afternoon in the parlor of that
church. 21-1t
Finest line of rings and jewelry
for Christmas at Luscher's Drug
Store. 21-1t
Owing to Christmas and New
Year, we will change our schedule a
little for those two weeks. Our wash
F., days will be Tuesday and Friday for
those weeks. Redwood Falls Steam
, Laundry. 21-2t
Fred C. Cole living on the Ham
merschmidt farm near Clements, will
dispose of his stock, machinery and
other effects, at public sale, Tuesday,
December 80. Mr.. Cole has fine
supply of farm necessities and those
having needs will do we'll to attend
the sale. 21-2t.
Jack Hesnault of Walnut Grove
transacted business in Redwood Falls,
Monday.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Elsie F. Rettmer and Chas.
A. Gustafson, and to VIM. c. Busse
and Ricka Augusta Heydlauff.
The Celebrated Gold Coin and
Daniel Webster Flours, also Bran,
Shorts and Ground Feed for sale at
right prices at Eagle Roller Mill Co.'S
Elevator. 618-4t
Commissioner and Mrs. Eric~Wil-
son of Walnut Grove and their two
daughters, Anna and Olga spent Sum-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. o.. Bollum
at the County Home.
The Best of everything in cut
flowers, decorative greens and bloom
ing plants. Gilt
Leave orders at
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H. j. Heilman Shoe Store.
Fourteen carloads of sheep were
shipped from Redwood Falls Monday
night, most of them coming from the
farms Icing south and west of the
city. The shippers were Messrs. Ken
needy Crimmins, Tiffany, MacDougall,
Rogers, Mckay, Cobleigh and Winn.
A jewelry store is the best place
in the world to get suggestions for
Christmas gifts. The stock is so
varied and the prices are so varied,
that every kind of taste and every
kind of pocket-book is sure to be
suited. We have many inexpensive,
but dainty little novelties here which
will make excellent gifts, as well as
the higher priced goods. Henry
Schleuder's Jewelry Store. 20-3t
Ladies: If you want the best
at the Philbrick Department Store. 1t
Shoe On Earth and have never tried
the Red Cross or Uttz and Dunn
makes, let your next buy be one Of
these, and take our word for it, you
will be so pleased and satisfied with
them that you will never want any
other make. For sale by F. w. Phil
brick and Company. Gilt
Prof. F. V. Finley, w. H. Gold,
Glenn Gold and F. Wise represented
Redwood at the corn and alfalfa meet
at Morris last week. Prof. Finley
told The Gazette of the wonderful
corn exhibit, there being 1875 sepa-
rate exhibits, showing over $4,000
ears, and presenting wonderful
siOht While there were not MANY