The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-04-08
OF CITY INTEREST

The regular meeting of the o. E. S
win be held Wednesday evening.
l.euis Martinson of Echo registered
at the Kahler House Monday.
Miss Lena Marquardt of Sleepy Eye
visited with Miss Emma Abraham
Monday ,on her way to Echo.
You have but two weeks left in
which to place your order for nursery
stock, delivery to be made on later
date, John ]. Jueneman. 37-2t
Rud Stensvad received another car
load OF 1913 Cadillac cars last Satur-
day which are now on display at Lob
<1eII's garage.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel OFT of Belview was baptized by
Rev. N de NJ Darrell at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning. Mrs.
Oh was formerly Miss Olive Castle of
North Redwood.
Victor Hockett purchased entire con-
troll Of the Hockett Brothers Studio
Monday, having taken over his brother
Franks interest Frank Hockett will
spend his time dealing in real estate
and attending to his carpenter work.
Alex Dennistoun went to Chicago
last Saturday and took with him five
carloads of fatted young stock which
he will sell at the market in that city.
These cattle have been fatted by Ban
&er & Dennistoun and are another evil
Tience of the large volume of business
transacted by that concern.
VIM. Neuschwander who recently
moved from near Clements to Sabin,
MINI, writes The Gazette that he has
moved to Fox Home, and wishes the
paper sent there. He also states that
the family is we'll and that the farm
aYs are out in the fields sowing grain
with fine weather prevailing
The pupils of the seventh and eighth
grads gave party in the K. P. hall
fsat Friday evening at which the
young ladies of the normal training
class were guests. Misses Schmokel
and Hart chaperoned the young peo-
pie.
II, E, Fuller went on search for the
purpose of looking up some Percher-
on horses. Mr.. Fuller expects to be
away for a week or ten days on trip
in Illinois and Iowa. He has repu-
sation for handling only the best that
money can procure and if he should
purchase on this trip he will undoubt-
sdiy have some stock that will be a
pride to Redwood county.
Sunday while George Klengal and
family were taking an outing in his
Cadillac, the car turned turtle, brow
ing the family out and pinning Mr..
Klengal under the machine. Mr. Red
ding, who was driving just behind the
Klengaa car gave assistance and the
car was lifted enough to rescue Mr..
Klengai. He was not seriously in
jured, but the car is badly damaged
Local bridge builders are now at
work upon plans for bridge which
Jos. Tyson, park superintendent, con-
templates building across the Redwood
river just south of the mouth of the
Ramsey creek. Mr.. Tyson is hopeful
OF this bridge being completed before
the high bridge is torn down. This
will permit of people west of the river
getting into town without going any
great distance out of their way.
There will be banquet given by the
Redwood Falls Automobile club, Tues
day evening, April 20. All the road
pverseers of Redwood county and the
business men will be invited to come
and discuss the good road problem
George Allen of Madison Lake, who is
q state wide authority on roads will be
present to lead the discussion and give
advice on the best methods of obtain
ing good results.