The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-02-11
OF CITY INTEREST

Mrs. Stafford left today for Illinois
to attend the funeral of her brother.
A C. Dolliff left Monday night to
attend the automobile show.
L. P. Larson went to Minneapolis
today to be present at the automobile
| show.
H. E. Jones joined the enthusiasts
for the auto show at Minneapolis Mon
! day.
The Rebekah Sisters are arranging
for a play and supper to be given
sometime early i'm March.
Editor Cliff Eaton was here for
short stay Friday on his way from
Morgan to Winthrop
Mrs. J. J. Nelson and Miss Eulah
Ever will leave tonight for Minnie
apolis to attend the auto show.
John Arends and William Reveling
of Wabasso were In town on business
last Saturday.
Nick Bernardy of Seaforth and
Frank Johanneck of Wabasso left here
Monday noon to attend the annual
| Threshers' Convention at Minneapolis.
About fifteen of the 9Th grade girls
surprised Miss Velna Ever at her
home Friday evening. Games were
played and refreshments were served.
The Degree of Honor initiated two
new members Monday evening after
which the Workmen and Degree had
supper together there being about two
hundred present
P. B. Jennings and Hillary Dress of
Wanda were in town Monday looking
up the matter of bridge contracts.
Rev. and Mrs. Smaller are visiting
Mrs. ShaLler's parents in Mankato
Raymond Walters and Frank Dorm
field returned from six weeks visit
with friends and relatives at ST. Paul,
Saltwater, Lake Elmo and Woodbury.
and their uncle, Rudolph Walter at
Mora, MINI.
VIM Smith went to Morgan this
noon where he has several parties
awaiting the genial insurance agent
to take out several thousand in the
Northwestern Mutual of Milwaukee.
The Eastern Star will give valen-
tine party at the Masonic temple on
Wednesday of this week.
Miss Myrtle StrawselI who has been
lin Vesta for the last several months
has returned to her home in Redwood
Falls.
Ralph Terry, nephew of Mrs. A. c.
Burmeisters' has returned from a six
weeks visit at his home in Lowell,
Wis, and is again at work in the
Light and Power company office
A hard time party was given by the
high school Juniors at the K. P Hall
Friday night. All those there GER
tainly dressed the part. The evening
was spent in games and dancing. The
refreshments served were water, tooth
picks, loaf sugar and cake.
The sale held at the home of Mrs
Reed and M. L. Freise yesterday was q
great success. Everything for sale
was sold and at top prices too. Par
of this of course was due to the ex
cellence of the goods for sale and par
of it due to the efforts of one D. L
Crimmins. The sale was largely at
tended by town people.
1t is evident that there is a big de
. mand for the dairy COW these days
Fred A. Wise who lives three mile
south of Redwood Falls on the Glove
Leaf Farm, just sold two of his Grad
Holstein cows for 500 each; thre
. winter heifer calves for the sum o
: 500, and two yearling heifer calve
for the sum of 500. Mr.. Wise pur
chased these cows less than a yea
ago at sos and $40 each, and at tina
time his neighbors thought he wa
paying an unreasonable price II
placed these prices on the cattle, how
ever, thinking the purchaser, Mr.. "
F. Schiefer of Henning, Minnesots
would not take them, as he reali
wanted to keep them himself, but tn
. gentleman gave him a draft for tn
: amount and Mr.. Wise shipped the cat
tie Monday evening.