The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-04-29

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| Chas. Luscher returned from Carlyle
Thursday noon.
r. w. Lee and Franc Monson Of
Vesta visited here Tuesday.
There was Penny Social given at
the Methodist church last Wednesday
evening.
Misses Ruth Hicks and Lillian Jen-
sen were Redwood Falls visitors the
latter part of the week.-Vesta Censor.
Miss Jane Murfn, domestic science
teacher, recently spent the weekend
with her parents at Sleepy Eye.
Fred Knapp, who has been attending
a school of pharmacy in Minneapolis,
returned home Friday.
| Matt Cummins of Wilmot, S. D., ar
rived Thursday for visit with his
mother and brother, VIM. Cummins.
If you want the best photographs,
"The Hockett Studio" is the place to
get them. Child photography is our
speciality. 40-1t.
| w. H. Gold returned Saturday from
his trip in the East. He successfully
robbed that section of the country of
it's finest Holstein.
Call in at the Little Furniture Store
Around the Corner, Rear of Gold &
Cooper's Bank, they can fix you out
with rugs, linoleum, bedding, or furni-
ture 40-2t
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Roy Bunce and Mr. Nicholson were
here from Woonsocket, S. D., Satur-
day. They returned Sunday with
Krit car purchased from VIM. Rosen-
dahl.
Mrs. Anna Ward returned Thursday
from an extended visit in the cities
and Waseca. Mrs. Ward has been
away for eight weeks, and her many
friends are heartily glad to have her
home again.
The Avery company will demons
trate gas traction engine and six
bottom self-lift pillow at the w. T. Will
cox farm Thursday, May 2, at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Thune left today
for st. Paul where Mrs. Thune will
undergo an operation at the st. Luke's
hospital. Her friends are hopeful of
speedy return and restored health
for her.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert Asleson and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jack
son returned from their visit to Texas
last Wednesday night. They were en-
tertained at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Jackson the evening of their re-
turn.
Have you seen the new settee booths
at the Lauterbach confectionery
Made Of beautifully grained oak high
ly polished, and with oval serving
tables to match, nifty" seems the only
word to use in describing them. The
seclusion they afford is greatly appre-
| ciated by the younger patrons of the
establishment.
Tom Hodge had valuable horse cut
by barbed wire last week. This is
rather hard luck on young man just
trying to get started. Tom is farming
part of the home place and will miss
the horse very much just now.-Sea-
forth Item.
The Knights of Pythias will give a
ball in the Armory Friday evening,
May 2. The Stewart orchestra of five
instruments will furnish the music.
People who have heard this orchestra
declare it is indispensable.
Have the Vacuum Cleaning Co.,
clean your carpets and rugs, it will
help you control your temper, save
your rugs and be done in first class
manner. Phone 1873. 40-2t.
About hundred people thoroughly
enjoyed themselves at the K. P. Hall,
Thursday evening when the Catholic
Social Club gave another of their pop
ular social evenings. Because of the
bad weather, few members from the
country were able to be present. The
evening was spent in dancing and play
ing cards.
Miss Lois Warner closed her term
of school in the Crow Creek district
last Friday by giving school picnic.
Everybody came-to the number of 70
and everybody spent delightful day.
The big event of the day, aside from
the dinner, was ball game between
the married men and the boys. The
game closed rather suddenly because
some of the men became slightly (?)
impatient at their opponents.
Fred L. Warner leaves today for
Mahnomen where he has accepted a
position with the Mahnomen land COM
pany. Mr.. Warmers work will consist
of clerical work and the showing of
the company's lands to prospective
purchasers. This company which con-
sists of such men as j. r. Keefe, Thos.
Arnett, ]. c. jackson of Morgan, B. G.