The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-03-04
The E. J. White home was sold to

The E. J. White home was sold to
Gottlieb Kuenzli recently.
Miss Murfns' mother from Mime
apolis is here visiting her daughter.
Joe Vincent and Louis Els, C. w.
and Rudy Mason and Joe Falt were in
the city on business one day last week.
Parable of the Lost Customer" is
interesting, see last page.
Mr.. Ever last week moved his fam
ily on to the E. J. White farm which
he recently purchased.
H. A. MAIN has sold his property in
Redwood county and returned to his
former home near Aurelia, Iowa.
The country club had another one
of their good times at the home OF
John Knisley Friday evening.
j B. j. Reynolds left Monday after
noon for New Ulm where he is to as
sist the city engineer for the next ten
days.
The Upstreamers went to Belview
for game of basket ball Saturday
night, and came home victorious 30 to
u.
Misses Mary Piersol and Maud We'll
der were in town Wednesday selecting
piano for the Presbyterian church at
Delhi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Essen are now
at home at H. N. Bells residence.
Redwood Falls extends most cordial
welcome to them.
For Sale Cheap-A two chair barber
shop outfit. Must be sold at once.
Apply to Frank Leibald, 25 N. German
ST.. New Ulm. 31-2t :
The Boys "Timid Ten" had big
turkey feed and slumber party at the
Stensvad home last Thursday evening
They were also furnished music by an
orchestra.
Miss Fife McNew of Seaforth ano
Elmer McAhren Of Schottsburg, Ind.
were married by Judge A. R. A. Lau.
don last. Wednesday. They left or
!, Monday for their future home at Lin
den, Iowa.
A reception for the families of E. J
White and A. P. Henderson was hele
in the Methodist church last Tuesday
: night. The reception was well attend
: ed and an informal program was rem
dered.
Miss Russell, Mr.. Flom and DIR. Aid
rich were in the city last Saturday tt
take the civil service examination
They are applicants for the postmast
ership at Belview. However they were
:, disappointed in their object as no one
: was here to give the examination.
The committee Of investigation con
sisting of H. A. Baldwin and J. P
. Cooper, has selected as its third mem
Der A. C. Burmeister. This COMMITTEES
has as its object the investigation Of
the books and securities of the Luce
Electric Company.
Read the Parable Of the Lost Gus
toner" on last page of this paper.
A. P. Henderson and family lefr
l last week for Claremont, where they
will make their future home. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henderson have been prominent
in the activities of the community
: in which they have lived and will b.
greatly missed.
: H. H. Williams, who served the 10
cal high school so Loyalty for the pas
two years, has received the offer of {
y position in the educational system o.
he PHILIPPINES The offer carries will
it a two years contract and hand
J some salary.
) John Fish of Morton, died suddenl.
Saturday on the train while en- rout'
9 to Minneapolis hospital, where h
: was to undergo an operation for ap
: pendicitis. The body was brough
: back from Minneapolis Saturday night
!; and the funeral was held today. MI
I, Fish was at one time resident o
!, Redwood Falls and was brother o
) VIM. Fish of this city.
Mrs. Murray, aged mother of Sena
tor Frank Murray, died at her lat
e home in Bird Island on Tuesday at
y ternoon after long illness, dealt
: being due to the infrmities of oil
: age. The remains were taken to tn
= old home at Mapleton, Mimi, and tn
+ funeral will be held from the Catholi
$ church at that place today.-Bird Is
], land Union.
The w. G. 7. u. will meet at tn
t Methodist church Thursday Afternoon
: at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Phoebe Fuller ha
e charge of the program in the interes
e Of her Department of w. c. 7. U
: work, that of christian citizenship an
law endorsements, and promises som
: good things. Come prepared to hea
real, live issues presented and dis
lIi cussed. There will also be specia