The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-01-28
Cobs for sale. CAN lib. 25-tf.
Mrs. C.. r. Martin has been confined


to her bed with the grip.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Schaffer last Friday.
Mrs. McDougal Of Delhi has been
visiting her niece, Mrs. D. Mclean.
Willard Root of the First National
Bank is visiting in Park Rapids, MINI.
Mrs. Clague went to St. Paul last
Tuesday for a short visit with the
Senator.
Banker and Dennistoun shipped two
carloads of hogs to the eastern mar
kets tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Reynolds.
Miss Eleanor Kroener who teaches
at Revere spent the week end at the
home of H. G. Werder.
They're peachy too-those valentine
penants at the Fair Store, only 10
cents each. gilt
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Neiman are oc-
cupying the apartment over the Hub
bard-Davis store. They will live there
until spring at least.
Mrs. John Lauterbach went to Wan
da Monday to be present at the mar
riage of her niece, Miss Elizabeth Wei
sensee, and Nick Moelter today.
H. D. Deterling of Gaylord, visited
his son B. A. Deterling last week.
(By the way, we wonder if there is
any significance in the initials of this
father and son.
Mrs. J. Thomas died at her home in
Mt. Morris, H., last Friday. Mrs. A.
E. King who went to Illinois recently,
to be with her sister in her illness, has
not yet returned.
A. L. Scott who was injured in the
Northwestern yards last week is near
ly recovered from his injuries. Mr..
Scott has made a settlement of dam
ages with the railroad company.
We will have flowers for sale Fri
day for the armory dance. Place
YOUR order at once Lauterbach Bros.
27-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs George S. Davis and
Mrs. w. R. Goudy of Seaforth were in
town last Tuesday to attend the fun
eral of Mark Hanna.
Notice was received here last week
of the death of Mrs Eva Terry of
Lowell, Wis. Mrs Terry was sister
of Mrs. A. c.. Burmeister whom she
visited here recently.
The annual meeting of the Red
wood Falls Telephone company was
held last week. There were two hun
bred, one shares represented at the
meeting. The officers of last year
were reappointed.
Miss Minnie Rossow and Herman ].
Raddatz, both young people of Red
wood county will be united in marriage
at the st. Johns Lutheran church at
1890 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Rev. A. Schaller will oficiate.
Mrs. Wallace of Arkansaw visited
last week at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
T. E. Finn, Mrs, Finn entertained
few friends Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her friend who left to visit
other points in Minnesota Thursday.
Rev. NJ de N. Darrell returned home
Saturday from the hospital at Heron
Lake. Mr.. Darrell is still weak but
his improvement is encouraging. His
leg is still in a cast and is rather pain
full. However Mr. Darrell hopes to be
able to take charge of the services in
his church next Sunday.
Fifteen ladies gave Grandma Ev-
erett real surprise party Saturday
evening. They let her know they
were coming when they got there, and
the hostess was surprised to the sup
erlative degree. Of course everyone
had a splendid time-who ever went
to see Grandma" and didn't.
The editor of the Belview indie
pendent, Familiarity known as dad
futile" has sold the paper to Otto
Flom. Mr. Tuttle will go soon to his
future home in Montana. He takes
with him the good wishes of all his
neighbors and the fraternity. lie Roi
est mort; vive lie Roi." We give Mr..
Flom heartiest welcome.
Fred Murset sold his fine driving
stallion and complete driving outfit
last Saturday to West Davis, who lives
four miles east of this city. Mr.. MUIR
!, set has constantly had several fine
, horses of his own for the past 80
, years and the disposition of this horse
| takes his last and favorite one. The
consideration was $480.00. Fred says
|, the finest horse is not in it with a
Chalmers "36."
George L. Rosing and Pierre K
, Weimerskirch assisted by John Nc
5 Pherson have been surveying the Red
5 wood and Minnesota rivers the past