The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-01-28
Mr.. and Mrs. A "a. Hanna went to

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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Amberg Saturday.
/ Mrs. Adella Pratt visited the Gle
ments schools Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Hicks visited with
Mrs. w. B. Clement last week.
4 Mrs Charles Luscher entertained
the sewing club last Thursday.
Mrs Ella A. MARITIME of Sibley, Ia,
visited with friends here last week.
! Eben Horn and his son Archie put
in furnace at Rowena last Friday.
For Sale-Six room house. Inquire
Judge A. R. A. Laudon. 27-1t
Valentines Valentines at the Fair
Store. Just the thing for school chill
dren. 27-1t
Mrs ]. w. Ferris has nearly recov-
cred from her very serious attack of
the grippe.
Rev. j. Baur of Morgan has been
quite i'll with erysipelas, but is slowly
recovering.
Norman Lane returned Monday
from Sac City Iowa, where he visited
the past week.
The Ladies Guild will meet with
Mrs. Emil Kuenzli Thursday after
noon at 800 o'clock
Miss Norma Stensvad entertained
Friday evening, that being her twelfth
! birthday anniversary
| We will have flowers for sale Fri
day for the armory dance. Place
your order at once. Lauterbach Bros.
27-1t.
Rev. j. Naumann of Wood Lake and
Rev. H. Boettcher Of Gibbon were
guests at the Lutheran parsonage
last Wednesday.
For Sale-Will sell my furniture
which is all new and now in the Borg
cottage Must sell by Feb. 9Th. B.
A. Deterling. 27-2t
J. J. Lohrenz and wife of Spokane
are visiting at the home Of Martin
Lohrenz. They are making an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Mime
sofa and neighboring states.
The son of Mrs. Raddatz of Glenn
ents caught his leg in the wheel of a
buggy last week and sustained a rath-
er serious fracture. He is doing nice
ly under the care of surgeon.
The progressive league of Redwood
county was represented at the state
convention in St. Paul last Thursday,
by DR.. w. A. Brand, w. c. Starr, H.
NJ Hitchcock, and C. H. Frederiksen.
The Ladies Guild of Sleepy Eye has
just completed its new Guild home and
will serve supper on Saturday even
ing, Feb. 1st. A special invitation is
extended to the people of Redwood
Falls to attend
The Westminster Guild class of the
Presbyterian church entertained last
night in honor of the Up-streamers.
About sixty young people were pres
ent. The party was given in the base
ment of the church.
For Sale-A good milk cow, three
fourths Shorthorn; and male calf
seven-eighths Shorthorn. H. A. Main.
25-3t.
Misses Eva Henze and Irma Shoe
maker entertained Friday evening in
honor of Norman Henze of Port
Washington who is visiting at the H.
w. Shoemaker home. Several of the
young people from here attended.
Martin Friese and his sister, Mrs.
Reed will hold a sale on their farm
west of town on February 10. Mr..
Friese and Mrs. Reed will move into
the A. P. Selleck house which they
have leased for the coming two years.
A. L. Sarchet of Jefferson, Iowa,
was in town last week looking for a
vacant house. Mr.. Sarchet owns some
fine land near Gilfillan and is coming
to Redwood Falls that he may the
more easily superintend it. He will
bring his wife and family here as soon
as suitable house is found.
A. A. Neale of Delhi was caller at
The Gazette Office Monday. Mr.. Neale
has just returned from Wisconsin,
where he has been visiting relatives
for the past few weeks. This is his
first visit to his boyhood home in 20
years and he says it doesn't look as
good to him as it did then. Minnesota
has spoiled him for ever living any
where else.
At the regular meeting of the Scenic
City Band held Wednesday evening
business for the coming year was
transacted. J. j. Juenemann was re-
tanned as director, M. Lauterbach as
manager, John Lauterbach, Jr., as Sec
rotary and Jos. Lauterbach as treas
urer. The salaries for the director
and manager were fixed for the next
year. The organization has received
the score and recitative, for minstrel