The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-18
OF CITY INTEREST

the Pythian Club last Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Erie Butcher Of Morgan visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark,
ST., several days last week.
Misses Dean McCorquodale and Ida
Southmayd of Delhi were visitors in
Redwood Falls on Saturday.
Mrs. w. R. Barnes was called to
Tracy today by the very serious ill
ness of her niece, Miss Cora Towne.
Have you seen how charmingly Nell
Rose combines with other colors?
Watch Miss Abraham's window. Salt
James Clement of Vernon Centre a
brother of w. B. Clement, will come to
Redwood Falls soon to work with B.
Jas. Reynolds at surveying.
| Eggs from good laying S tr in
Rhode Island reds, mostly pure bloods.
Winners at 1912 fair, 3 cents apiece.
No exchange will be made H. C. Dun
can. Phone 3L51. 34-4t
| A. E. Chapman has returned from
his extended visit in Southern Mime
sofa. Mrs. Chapman is still with her
daughter, Mrs. Greene in Rochester.
DR.. ]. w. Inglis, who was called to
Columbus, Wis, last week by the ILL
ness of his parents returned Monday.
While in Wisconsin DR.. Inglis also Wis
tied his little daughter at Oshkosh.
Henry Johnson of Shutdown has de-
cided to go out of the mercantile bust
ness and offers his store building for
sale. He is also holding a sale of
goods. Mr.. Johnson is a son-in-law
of P. o. Callaghan of this city
Several of the prominent business
men have received invitations from
Colonel Erie David Luce for an infor-
NAL dinner to be given at the CONNER
cial Club in Minneapolis at six thirty
o'clock next Monday. The invitations
state this dinner is Gin celebration of
the acquisition of the Minneapolis Ter
minals for the Electric Short Line
Railway Company"
Last Thursday night, Mrs. William
Jackson assisted by Misses Larkin and
Gallery, entertained at slumber par
ty. The guests were: Misses Hanson.
Dodsworth, Chestek and Isaacson.
H (Will some kind friend tell us what a
"slumber party" is-we'd really like to
know
Sec. w. B. Clement of the Lecture
Course committee received letter
Saturday stating that Richard Pear
son Hobson, who was to have spoken
here March 81, will not be able to
come until May Mr.. Hobson is un-
able to keep his lecture engagements
because of the extra session of Con-
/ gress.
Miss Abraham is showing a line of
millinery that for pure "niftiness"
cannot De beaten. 34-1t.
Company L is a militia comnanv IN
be truly proud of. 1t lacks only ten
members of being full company and
there are many prospective recruits.
The Company has been having very
good times in its quarters in the Arm
DRY the past winter. Aside from reg
ular drill work some time is found for
indoor baseball. Anyone desiring to
Join the Company had better hurry
and get in before the ranks are filled.
II The Philathea class of the Presbv-
terrain Sunday School gave st. Pat
rlck,s party IN the dining room of the
church last night. Every one believed
In the wearingsof the green. and cos
TUNES and decorations combined to
make the room very verdant spot.
REFRESHMENTS consisting of banana
salad served on lettuce; sandwiches.
olives, waters, cocoa, Irish ice cream
and Shamrock cake, We're served at
ten-thirty. Those present were: Mvr-
tie Andrew, Lillian Collins. Alta and
Arile Castle, Erna Schon, Harold N.Y.
ers, Josie Peavey, Alice Wilson, Alfred
Aldrlch, Arthur Hassenstab, Irwin
Guthler, Ellen Nelson, Lulu Bopes,
Lura Garthoeffner, John Andrew. Mer-
lin Carter, James Smithers. Charles
kenney, Charles Alexander, Genie
Ashford, William Evans, Esther Field.
Sofia Hanson, Purnell Cain, Amanda
Lathrop, Harry Their, Floyd Grapp,
Mabel Milbradt-