The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-28

f. G. Hubbard transacted bnsiness
Eat Belview last Wednesday.
Mrs. Beltz Of Morgan was 4 visitor
here last Thursday.
Miss Lucille Martie of New ulm was
here today on her way to Morton to
ATTEND the funeral of relative
Mrs. w. w. Garlic and daughter
Marian of Morgan were here on a
shopping expedition Tuesday.
+, Mrs. Tyson and son returned Thurs
day from Rochester where they visited
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Thorson.
Mrs. A. Bracket Of Candy arrived
Saturday for a visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petrie Of Paxton.
Miss Celia Liskey, who has been
teaching at Walnut Grove was in town
today on her way to her home at Wood
Lake.
w. Schroeder and son Of Seaforth
tranacted business here Thursday.
The Gazette received call from Mr..
Schroeder.
/ Victor Schleuder of New Ulm visit
ed his uncle, Henry Schleuder last
week, and assisted him in his jewelry
store.
Perry Nelson, manager of the Phil
brick Department Store, made bust
ness trip to the cities last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. C. O. Borg went to st. Cloud
Friday for a weekend visit with her
daughter, Miss Mable, who is attend
ing the Normal School there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Keckner and son Glen,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Pick, Mr.. James
and DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Inglis spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T. HInglis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, ST., who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Glib
son at the Kahler House will return to
their home in Iowa Thursday.
The ladies of the country and city
Mite Societies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a bazaar and pastry
sale in the basement of the church
Saturday, November %. 4-1t.
Sisters Modesto and Serena were in
Redwood last Friday, Saturday and
Sunday in the interests of the Orphan
Home of Minneapolis which is sup
ported by the efforts of their church
people.
Fred Carity, proprietor of the Red
wood Falls laundry is having a new
mangle installed this week. It is a
large, steam heated machine of three
rollers and long enough to iron the
largest pieces of fatwork. 1t will be
ready for use the last of this week.
Mr.. Alvin of New Ulm who is Sec
rotary of Civil Service, gave a post
mastership examination at Delhi Sat
urday and then came to Redwood
where he spent Sunday the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jueneman.
Grandma Zimmerman celebrated her
eighty-seventh birthday anniversary
last Saturday by entertaining group
of her friends. In spite of her four
|,score- and-seven Grandma is still hale
and hearty and able to thoroughly en-
joy her friends visit, as well as toshelp
entertain them.
/
Il Miss Anna Wester entertained a
small number of her girl friends at a
Igenuine old-fashioned candy-pull last
evening. Those present were: Miss
es Irene Aune, Rose Lauterbach, Leo
| ma Johnson and Mary and Anna Wes-
ter.
i E.. M. Warner of Echo came down
Saturday to receive treatment for the
injury to his eye sustained last week
The eye is gradually becoming less in
famed and is not so painful as last
week but it is feared the sight of it is
ruined. Mr.. Warner returned to Echo
today.
POULTRY WANTED-Re dwoo 4
Falls Produce Company is going tt
load car of live poultry Saturday
November 1st, and win pay the follow
ing prices and more if the market vii
warrant it: Old hens &c, spring chick
ems 10c, old ROSTERS &c, ducks 10c
geese &c, turkeys lac. Bring in al
Won have to sell. 14-1t
Glenn Gold has been promoted from
the position Of superintendent Of th'
Sears Gold stock farm, to genera
manager. r. d. Colombo, former gen
eral manager of the big farm resigne'
to start Holstein Farm of his own
: at Little Falls, Mimi. H. NJ. Gilmor
7 of Minneapolis is now filing the posi-
ton of superintendent.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Neujhar re
turned to Redwood Falls last week an
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