The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-05-20

Mrs. Brand will entertain comp
any of friends this evening.
William Rosendahl delivered four
passenger Studebaker to Mr.. Rohner
Of Morton last Saturday.
Miss Bernice Francois entertained
group of ladies at cards last Satur
day evening.
Misses McGregor and Barber of
Vesta spent the weekend with friends
here.
Have you ordered those flowers for
| Decoration Day from Lauterbach
Brothers? Alt.
Dressmaking done during dull sea-
son. Mile. Collins Millinery Parlor.
Alt.
Rev. ]. ]. Ehrstein is away on a
business trip. Rev. Sarchet has
charge Of the congregation during
Mr.. Ehrstein's absence.
I have moved my wood yard to the
lot north of the Jail. Phone orders to
It's. VIM. Byington. 43-3t. =
nouncing that Clarence A. Mason will
be graduated from the high school at
Kent, May Fl.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Hopfenspirger
Of Morgan, who had planned to make
) Redwood Falls their future home,
: were unable to find suitable dwell
ing here and have moved to Sleepy
Eye.
} When your shoes need repairing
, take them to Robert Hoppenrath in the
old Gale newsstand. Satisfaction as
; sured. 39-tf.
, 1t is understood the Odd Fellows
and Rebeccas will hold their annual
, picnic June 3. We wonder why all
good things come on Tuesday when
The Gazette needs our undivided at
} tention.
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, is in session the entire
year. Now is the time to enter. 43-2t
An old-fashioned Spellin' Bee COM
bined with an interesting literary pro-
gram will be given in the high school
building, Saturday evening, at eight
} o'clock. The contesting teams are
the picked teams of Redwood Falls
and Sleepy Eye, there being fifteen
spoilers on each side.
!. THE MOTOR INN.-Garage in
, Minneapolis is open all night; conven-
iently located at 1923 First Avenue
South, one block from Nicollet Ave-,
: one-half block from the Auditorium.
5 We have some bargains in used cars,
buses and trucks. 43-1t. =
President Samuel Kerfoot of Ham
: line University will give the Com
t mencement address at the Christian
l church, Thursday evening, May 20.
e At this time the Class of 1913 will
| pass into history, and its members
Y become proud and naughty alumni.
The event is one of great interest to
i all friends of the High School and in
n securing President Kerfoot as speak
t err, the class has given the citizens a
rare treat.
Order your flowers early so you
h won't be disappointed for Decoration
d Day. Lauterbach Bros. 43-1t
= The ladies aid society of the M. E
y church will meet in the church parlol
!. for their social and business meeting
e Friday afternoon, May %. AS it is
o election of officers good attendance
r is desired. All ladies of the congre,
! cation are cordially invited.
o For Sale-Elevator and coal bust.
r ness in good Iowa town. Fine grair
section, and A No. 1, R. r. facilities
:. Price, $500. Poor health reason fol
r selling, and wishes to retire. Fine
). opportunity for young man. Big
:. business every year. E. NJ. Collins
n Redwood Falls, MINI. 43-1t.
k Miss Winter, who was elected prin
IS cipal of the high school here has re
signed her position and has accepted
d position as assistant principal a
y the high school at Little Falls
y While this is very nice for Little
s. Falls it is making the students of thu
e local school very unhappy, as Mis-!
: Winter is prime favorite with all o.
e them. Miss Winter was offered {
position at Fort Dodge, and also ont
IS in Nevada, the latter carrying with i
y salary of s1100. The place at Lit
n tie Falls was entirely unsolicited OF
d Miss Winters part showing that he
G record is statewide one.
G; Harold Jordan, a graduate of Cor
n nell College, and present Principal O.
Schools at Lime Springs, Iowa, ha
le been elected to fill the vacancy causes
st by the resignation of Miss Winter
n Mr.. Jordan met Supt. C. w. Street il
Y. Minneapolis last Saturday and proves
l. himself qualified for the position il
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