The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-06-24

r.. F. Wherland was in Wood Lake
on business Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Hicks Of Tracy is
visiting friends here.
For Sale Best gravel for concrete.
Inquire of M. 0. Byram. 38-tf-
John Mclean left last Monday for
his vacation. He expects to spend
two weeks in the Diamond Lake re-
gion.
Miss Irene Willmert of Blue Earth
attended the convention at Middle
Creek Church, and is now visiting at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. L. P. Lar
son.
Verne Shoemaker, who recently
graduated from the college at Naper-
vile, has returned to his home in Rem
vile County and will spend the sum-
mer there.
If you have poultry to ship call up
the Redwood Falls Produce Company.
They will load a car June 81 and %
and their prices are right. Phone 20
or 1877. 48-1t.
Will sell my Maxwell runabout
cheap as I want to get larger car.
This car is in fine running condition,
and will take $3.50 for it.
Aft. r. F. Wherland.
No. 9. Improved farm of 100 acres,
! located IL miles from Lancaster, Kit
son County, Mimi, has dwelling house
14x14, barn 16x24, good well. Price
$500 per acre, terms to suit pur-
chaser. See H. w Ward, Redwood
Falls, MINI. 48-1t.
The Misses Thune drove to Mime
apolis Sunday and visited with their
mother at the St. Lukes hospital.
They were accompanied by G. A.
Schildknecht. Misses Josie and Flor
ence remained with their mother for
few days visit. The others returned
yesterday. Mrs. Thune is regaining
her health rapidly and expects to be
home the first week in July.
The Redwood Falls Produce Comp
any will load car of live poultry
June 81 and %. Their prices are as
follows: Old hens, 1Oc per h., old
ROSTERS, &c per h., old ducks, 10c per
h., old geese, 7c per h., old turkeys,
10c per h., spring chickens, zoe per
| lb. 48-1t.
The Y. P. A. Convention held last
week at the Middle Creek Church was
a very successful one from every view
point. Twelve ministers from vari-
Gus parts of the country spoke during
the session and between fifty and six
ty delegates attended. Sunday the
church was packed to it's utmost cap
acity and several hundred people were
entertained in the nearby grove.
Among the noted speakers were:
Bishop Breyfogle of Pa, and Rev. G..
Heinmuller, editor of the official
church paper, from Cleveland, Ohio.
! A California reader of The Gazette
sends US word that the j. X. Drury
family left Whittier, in that state, for
Grand Junction, COL, on the 10th Of
June. They are headed for Redwood
Falls ultimately, but their arrival
there will depend upon the progress
toward recovery of Hugh Drury, who
has been making a plucky uphill
fight against disease for nearly a
year past. Redwood friends will re-
member that Hugh was stricken with
mfantile paralysis while in Redwood
county, and his present trouble is the
outgrowth of that attack. Hugh is
one of the brightest and manifest of
mvalids, and the family are hoping
that the mountain air and prospect
Of getting back home will do more for
him than doctoring. Before leaving
California, Mr.. Drury negotiated an
exchange of his Whittier home for the
Aiken residence and lots on the Ram
sey Park road The former Gazette
family will probably remove to Whit
liter soon, to be near an excellent high
tschool next September.