The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-10-21

in Morgan, the guest of Fir. Bozja.
John Zaske of Morgan transacted
business here Thursday.
Mrs. ]. w. Inglis accompanied her
husband to Echo on his trip last week
and visited friends there.
Let The Gazette fill your wants by
placing them in .'the want" column.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Robbins Sunday night.
Mrs. J. r. McPhee and Seward
Wilcox Of Wabasso transacted bus
mess here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Baldwin visited
in Minneapolis from Sunday until to-
day.
H. M. Aune and C. A. Neufert went
to the cities Saturday,. They returned
Monday morning.
! Mrs. w. L. Gehrke, Miss Clara Gluth
and Miss Helen Gehrke were Redwood
Falls visitors Tuesday, Morgan Mes
senger.
Mrs. C. w. Street and Mrs. w. B.
Clement are planning to visit Mrs. r.
Towne of Dawson from Wednesday till
Sunday.
Roy Glib and Lenard Kiese of Cot
tonwood visited friends and relatives
here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hirmer visited
relatives at Marshall Saturday, going
from there to Candy Sunday. They
returned Monday.
The most interesting story of the
season at the Dream Tuesday, Oct. q,
"That Million Dollar Look" Don't
miss it. 12-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Wetmore are
moving today on their farm five miles
southeast of town, where they expect
to make their future home.
Mrs. C. Fred Thompson arrived here
from Rochester last Tuesday and will
spend a few weeks recovering from
her recent illness, before returning to
her home in California.
Misses Lehrer of Springfield came
over in their car last Thursday. Miss
Ella Yackel who attended the Yackel
Lehrer wedding at Springfield last
Wednesday returned with them.
S. F. Fitch purchased Studebaker
35 from the local distributor last
Thursday. Mr.. Fitch has recently
moved here from Delhi and expects to
be here at least during the winter
months.
Miss Emma Lauritzen of Clarified
came down Saturday and visited
friends until Monday. She was the
iguest of Mrs. Goyer while here.
Jack Miller, w. G. Weldon, R. West
by and Joe leroy went hunting in the
vicinity of Winthrop Sunday. Jack
usually does take his friends in the
vicinity of Winthrop" and then gets
so fused that he fails to find the exact
spot he had chosen to take his friends.
. Must be something in the Winthrop
4 atmosphere.
The High School faculty and three
q of the grade school teachers will at
= tend the meeting of the Minnesota
Educational Association held at Min
4 neapolis next Thursday, Friday and
+ Saturday There will be no school at
the high school Thursday and Friday.
Alex Schmahl purchased an Oak
j land car last week which he expects
I to enjoy in his leisure time. Mr..
Schmahl has sold his farm south of
: town to Fred Banker and expects to
h make his future home in the city,
I spending his time at something a lit
y tie less strenuous than farming.
"The Virginian" which appeared at
Q the Armory Theatre, and opened the
show season last Friday night, was
I witnessed by a splendid audience.
. Many show lovers from neighboring
$ towns took advantage of the good
o roads and pleasant weather and autoed
: to this place to enjoy the play.
n This week the Spedden & Paige
n Company of twelve artists are enter
l. tanning theatre lovers, in a series of
plays at the Armory. They will show
S every night this week with the excep-
e ton of Thursday night. The opening
IS number, last night, "The Fool and His
e Money" was well attended and every
one speaks well of the company.
/ A. M. Dennistoun states that his
e wife is recovering nicely from her re-
It cent surgical operation and will prob
T. ably return home in about three weeks
L Mrs. Dennistoun is at present in a
e hospital at Madison, Wis.
E. M. Warner of Echo sustained q
bad injury to his right eye last week
While driving nail piece of steel
/ struck and pierced the eyeball infict-
; ing a serious and painful wound. Mr.
'e Warner returned to Echo today after