The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-04-29

Ned Dripps left Thursday for an ex-
tended trip to the cities.
For Sale-Strawberry plants for
sale by Robbins Bros. 4O-2t.
Peter Axland is in Vesta assisting
Julius Smith with some mason work.
Nat Martin of Seaforth transacted
business here Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Davis went to Sleepy Eye
Sunday for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Helen Lamberton recently Wis
tied her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ball, at
Morgan.
Henry Amberg went to St. Paul
Wednesday with a carload of cattle he
had fattened for the city market.
John Sorenson, Jos. Pistulka and
Nick Schmitz of Seaforth were here
last Thursday.
B. ]. Reynolds did some surveying
for Anton Hiersch of Sleepy Eye last
week. He was assisted by Ben Juni
of New Ulm.
Millet and prairie hay for sale in
stack or delivered. E. A. Luscher. 40-1t
Hugh Swain sold two cars to John
Blum and Henry Storck both of Nor
ton last week. This is the first we
have known of the stork using a Buick
to deliver the goods"
Mr.. and Mrs Field entertained their
son-in-law, Mr. Posi- of Sanborn and
his little son, last Thursday and Fri
day.
Did you ever go to a dance in the
Armory? Didn't you have perfectly
grand time? Come again Friday eve
ming, May 2, and the K. P. boys will
give you better time than you ever
dreamed of having.
VIM. Miller of Lamberton and A..
Walker of Revere were among the as
SCISSORS here getting supplies of Audi
tor Larson.
Mrs. Helen Robinson has just re-
turned from a long visit with her
daughters at Olivia and Russell. She
also visited relatives and friends at
Tracy. While she was away she took
several orders for art needlework.
Walter Wolverton and his sister,
Miss Ethel, of Redwood Falls visited in
Vesta first of the week. Walter will
accompany Ed Pearson to Montana,
and will locate on a homestead, if he
finds something that suits him.
The annual meeting of the cemetery
association will be held at the court
house Saturday, May 8, at 800 o'clock.
39-2t.
When you come back to town with
your "Kodak" remember that you get
the quickest returns from the "Hockett
Studio" Bring all you can. There is
no limit to our capacity. 40-1t.
Grand Chancellor, Fred S. Atwood
of Minneapolis will be present at the
Knights of Pythias meeting Tuesday
evening, May 6. Work in the Third
Rank will be given.
Thirty-fve miles of road leading in
to Redwood Falls has been dragged
recently under the direction of the
Automobile Club. Arrangements are
being made to have the roads dragged
after every rain.
There will be business meeting of
St. Veronica's Guild at the home of the
president, Mrs. Ward, next Thursday
afternoon. This is a very important
meeting, and the presence of every
member is greatly desired. Please be
there promptly at three o'clock.
The Gazette has received card
from A. D. McRae at Santa Cruz, CAL,
on which he writes: "Were up in the
mountains but the cost of living was
so high that we had to come down"
Since Mac is able to make "bum"
pun he must be enjoying his usual good
health.
A tub of cold water, when one lands
in it with both feet, is apt to give one
the impression Of having spent "chil-
ling" evening. But even a cold foot
bath is preferable to meeting the faith
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chance mar his pet concrete steps.
Anyway you take it it's stiff propos-
ition isn't it, Archie? The Gazette
sincerely hopes for your sake those
steps will be .steponable before next
Sunday night.
The K. p. dance on May 2, promises
to be real musical treat as well as a
chance to dance on the best floor in the
state. If you have never heard an ex-
pert trap drummer you must be sure
not to miss this one.
Miss Mabelle E. VESSEL, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. VESSEL, and
Fred p Gale of Morton will be united
in marriage today at o'clock p. m. at
the home of the brides parents in this
city. Rev. j. C. Strand will tie the
lnuptial knot. Only relatives of the