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

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I Col. A. P. Cloudy returned Monday
from an extended trip in Canada, and
Northern Minnesota.
/ Messrs. A. J. Weldon and J. j.
Truske of Wabasso spent Thursday
with friends here. q Sc
| Atthe K p annual ball, to be given
at the Armory next Friday evening,
dancing will begin promptly at. 8:SO
O'Clock 1917
/ Chas. Gales Of the Palace Dry
Goods store made business trip to
| the cities Monday.
| The country ladies. of the. M. E.
church will serve chicken pie din
! ner in the basement Of the church,
| Saturday, Nov. 10, from 1870 to
100 p. m. Everybody is invited to
come. 16-1t
/ Mrs. Denny, a. colored woman, was
/ arrested Friday evening on the charge
of conducting a disorderly house and
j sentenced to leave town before No
vember Is.
| I. Bopes finished husking corn last
night, harvesting $500 bushels of A
/ from 45 acres. The Colonel hasn't
decided yet just how he will spend
the proceeds of this crop.
/ Osman Undem went to Mortified,
Monday, where he is spending few
days with his brother. Ralph, who is
attending st. Olaf College. Osman will
also attend the celebration of the for
tieth anniversary of ST. Olaf College,
which is being observed this week
Cottonwood Current.
| Miss Annie Allan, Miss Title Fuhr,
Mr.. Barnard and Mr.. Geo. Davis Jr.
autoed from Seaforth Sunday, and
called on Miss Allan's home folks.
They visited Redwood Falls on their
return.
| Rev. VIM. Jobusch will hold services
in the court room next Sunday morn
ing at ten-thirty o'clock, taking as
his theme "Come let US reason to-
gether." Sunday School will follow
the morning service and there will
be Christian Endeavor and services
in the evening. Mr.. Jobusch will ar
rive Friday.
At least twenty-five local lovers of
gridiron sports will attend the Chicago
Minnesota game at northrup field next
Saturday. A number of these will
leave Saturday morning and return
Saturday night, while others will go
down earlier in the week.
| Robbins Bros. are ready to do your
Corn Smelling. See them about it or
phone 287. 16-3t
Mrs. John McPhee of Wabasso is
visiting friends at Henning. She will
come from Henning to Redwood Falls
for an extended visit with friends and
relatives before she and Mr.. McPhee
. leave for California where they will
spend the winter months.
. The w. C. T. U. met in the .parlor
of the Methodist Church last Wed
nesday afternoon, and held very en-
couraging meeting. Glowing accounts
were given of the progress made in diff
ferent parts of the ountrYitoward
total prohibition.
i The contract for the installing of
the heating plant for National Guard
Armory was let to Jaehning Brothers,
of Redwood Falls, their bid being
selected from three made The work
of installing the plant will begin i'm
mediately. The bids for the finishing
work to be done in the building were
too high in the destination of the
board and were rejected. 1t is not
yet decided what will be done with
this phase of the work.
4 H. Petrie disposed of the last of his
fine group of Shorthorns last week.
This last member of the herd, cow
weighing 1870 pounds, was a splendid
specimen and was purchased by c..
Kuertz of Renville County Mr.. Petrie
still declares loyalty for Shorthorns as
best producers of both beef and but
ter and says it is his intention to stock
up with them again in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae, Mr..
and Mrs. C. v. Everett and Ben
Everett attended the chicken pie
social at North Redwood last Satur-
day evening. From reports and
rumors it isn't in the least surprising
that "Chuck" and "Mac" sidestep
every time they see chicken-of the
feathered variety. Neither is it
strange that eggs are selling for 75c
per dozen in New York.
Mrs. William Tiffany was pleasant
Il y surprised last Wednesday after
noon by the members Of the Dorcas
class of the Methodist Sunday School.
About twenty ladies came, bringing
8 with thorn the mo faria1S for q do1icsos1g