The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-05-13

les last Wednesday night.
Cement building blocks for sale.
Inquire P Wickman. 42-5t.
L. P. Larson and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Lucan.
Geo. Hirmer of Marshall visited
here for a short time Sunday. He
came over on his motorcycle.
Miss Ellen Him. of the VIM. Smith
Company is enjoying vacation at
her home.
Eva and Elmer McClintock of Rem
vile county visited their aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth McClintock, Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Jaehning and daughters
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chamber
lain in Marshall this week.
Miss Lois Warner is employed as
saleswoman in the Palace Dry Goods
Company for an indefinite period.
Belview is to be congratulated upon
the new $4,000 addition to its school
building, the bonds for which were
voted at it's last city meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hill will oc-
cupy the rooms over the Scenic City
Market, at the rear of the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rud. Stensvad and
family drove to Springfield Sunday
where they attended the ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Jaehning and
Mrs. W. J. Moore of Wood Lake Wis
tied here one day last week.
When your shoes need repairing
take them to Robert Hoppenrath in the
old Gale newsstand. Satisfaction as
sured. 39-tf.
Has Johnnie seen the pictures at
The Dream? Bring him in next Sat-
urday. 1t won't cost you anything
and will be heap of fun for him.
Albert Zurst spent Sunday with his
family and other relatives here. Mr..
Zurst is at present travelling for a
clothing house and anticipates max
ing his head quarters at Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Callaghan of
Wabasso visited relatives here vest
erday and today.
We understand Bert Callaghan's
small nephew asked "Where is the
rest of your hat?" There are lot
more of US like Paul Jr.-we'd like
to know too.
Miss Cora Anderson and B. ]. Rey-
nolds drove to Morton Sunday bring
ing back with them supply of dyna-
mite and powder to be used in the
Park road building.
| R. Stensvad went to Jackson Mon
day to deliver Cadillac sold there.
The sale was somewhat of surprise
to Mr. Stensvad who had done no SOL
letting in Jackson since last autumn.
The order came over by phone, and
asked for an immediate delivery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lentz, Miss
Hannah Bruss and Earl Dillingham;
of Wood Lake visited here Tuesday
evening.
MOTOR TO MINNEAPOLIS.-Gar-
age at Motor Inn conveniently located
at First avenue south. Open all night
Bargain in used automobiles, BUSES
and trucks. 42-1t.
Lost, Sunday afternoon, on the road
between Redwood and Belview, a black
straw hat Tam o shanter style, trim
med with cerise band. Please leave
at this Office or write The Gazette
42-1t.
H. Ward went to Dawson, North
Dakota last Thursday on short bust
ness trip returning Sunday. Mr.
Ward reports that the crop conditions
in that country are not very favor
able due to lack of rain.
They tell you to swat the fly. Why
don't they say, Plead with it to be
good? That is the way they tell you
to do with human parasites.-Appeal
to Reason.
G. A McGetrick returned from his
trip to Arizona last Friday. While
away Mr.. McGetrick visited the wal
section of Mexico and saw some badly
bullet-shattered houses. He didn't
venture nearer the firing line than a.
bout thirty miles however. His throat
trouble was very much bettered by
the dry climate of Arizona, and hi
finds the damper atmosphere trouble
some. He has made no plans fol
, leaving Redwood Falls however.
Twenty cabbage plants for 10 cents
either early or late. Twenty tomato
plants for 10 cents. Pure white astel
plants 10 cents dozen, mixed astel
: plants, 10 cents dozen, pansy plants
: 10 cents dozen, snap dragon plants
10 cents a dozen, verbena plants, Il
t cents dozen, Saliva plants, Is cents /;
dozen. Mrs. Alice F. Tobias. 39-5t
Miss Elsie Robbins and John Col,
were married last Wednesday eve
) ming at the home of the brides broth