The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-04

/ John McMurchie Of Delhi was among
the Gazette callers Friday.
The final decree in the estate of Ole
M. Tofting was rendered Monday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George Philips Wednesday morning.
Read the parable of the Lost Gus
toner" on last page Oh this paper.
Miss Thee Jensen, who teaches
school at Madison, spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Murset will go to
the cities next Friday. They antici--
pate seeing "Ben Hur" while there.
. Mrs. Jos. Corbet will entertain ST.
day afternoon at three o'clock.
Mrs. Ed. Lund who visited her par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. E. A. Lyman last
week returned to her home in Walnut
Grove Saturday.
John Simpson, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Floyd Reynolds, left
last week for his home at Taylor
Ridge, Ill.
VIM. Cummins left last night for the
cities from where he will go to Suth-
erland, CAL, with the Luce Land Com
pany excursion.
"Parable of the Lost Customer" is
interesting, see last page.
Auction sale in the park near the
post office Tuesday, March 18th at
P. NJ Piano, stoves, furniture, rugs
etc. See large posters. 32-1t
The Olivia Times tells that James
Schaniel of North Redwood has moved
his family to Olivia and will make his
home there in the future.
Rev. FIR. Schifferer was in the city
Monday on his way to Morgan. He
will return today and assist FIR. Tomel
in the special Lenten services which
are being held in the Catholic church
this week.
A. D. McRae started out on one O.
his "circuit" visits Friday, visiting
Sanborn, Walnut Grove, Wanda ant
any other small towns that happened
to be in his. way. He returned Mon
day.
Merlin Carter, young man abou
eighteen years old, had the misfortune
to get his arm caught in the fly whee
of gasoline engine Tuesday after
noon. The arm was broken, but il
doing well at present.
AS lover of nature no doubt yo,
Kodak Your next step, providing you
do not finish your own pictures is t.
see that they are properly developed
and printed. Mail your next roll O.
film to FRANK SCOBIE, PHOTO
GRAPHER, Sleepy, MINI. 32-tf
All who heard Samuel Quigley O
the University at the high school las
Thursday evening are most enthusiast
tic in their praise of him. After hi
talk, Miss Murfn, assisted by her pu
pills, served sandwiches, doughnuts ant
= coffee. Under the tuition of Miss Muir
w fin the girls are becoming very skillfu
at such things.
lg H. S. Kleckner, who recently moves
E. from Iowa and who now resides Oh
the Neuenschwander farm near Glenn
tn ents, made call on the Gazette las
es Monday. Mr. Kleckner makes a spe
cialty of raising blooded Holsteil
of stock and brought fine herd of abou
TT twenty with him. Mr.. Kleckner is yer.
much impressed with this part of tn
ed state.
On Mrs Robert Wherland, assisted b.
Misses Ada, Jennie and BERTHE Winn
TX entertained the Good Will Circl
re Thursday afternoon. The meeting
was one of the regular social after
to moons which the Circle has been enjoy
rk ing recently and closed with three
n course luncheon. Those present were
Mesdames Ehrstein, Rosendahl, Dollifl
IN Japs. Westby, Goyer, j. A. johnson
en- Knapp, Chas. Winn, Roberts, Jones
at Everett, Goudy, and the Misses Va
Dolah and Connor.
:, At the request of Representative
II Volstead, the President last Tuesda
III withdrew from the Senate the nom
III ination of VIM Wickman to be post
III master at Morton, Renville county
III Mimi. The nomination was with
II drawn for the reason that there wa
II mo hope of confirmation at this session
II owing to the determination of Demo
II Gratis to prevent action on the Tai
nominees now before the Senate Post
II master Henton, the incumbent, who's
II commission runs for more than tire
II years, will serve out his term.-Ex
II change.
III I'LL - -