The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-02-10

mobile Show at Minneapolis last week.
/ Miss Minnie Siefjudier Of Man
ley Iowa, is guest of Mrs. ]. Chris
tianson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rud. Stensvad re-
turned from their visit to Minneapolis
Friday morning.
Lee Tenney visited the Automo-
bile Show at Minneapolis, and re-
turned Friday noon
Frank Mccormick of st. Paul
came Saturday night for short visit.
He returned Sunday night.
Miss Tina Ackman is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Hughes at Mankato. She
is expected home tomorrow.
Minor Gold went to Minneapolis
Saturday night for a visit with his
parents. He returned last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Durham en-
tertained at cards Thursday evening.
Four tables played progressive grand
nula
H. M. Aune and C. A. Neufert
went to Dawson Saturday night on
business connected with the Aune and
Thune stores.
Mrs. A. w. Neujhar was called
to her home at New Richland last
week by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Nettleton.
Mrs. O. S. Durham left yester-
day for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Davis, at GAINESVILLE, MINI.
She will return the last of the week.
Edwin Johnson of Hendricks
Mimi, was guest ct the home Of his
brother, Albert Johnson. He arrived
Sunday morning and left yesterday.
| Mrs. VIM. A. Brand will enter
tain the ladies' of ST. Veronica's Guild
at her home Thursday afternoon from
three until five.
The Mahnomen Land Co., has pur-
chased another new automobile which
will be brought up from Minneapolis
as soon as the weather permits. The
new car is a Glide. The company
now has three Cadillacs and the new
Mahnomen Pioneer
Miss Nettie Gilmore of Lake
Crystal is guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. Kenney Miss Gil
more was formerly teacher in the
Redwood Falls schools and is being
warmly welcomed by her former
pupils.
SO far as it is possible to ascer-
tain, John Druery is the only man in
the state of Minnesota who ever ship
ped snow shovel to California, and
then shipped it back again. Evidences
are strong that the trip didn't hurt
the shovel in the least.
-Thos. G. Stafford writes from
Audubon that things look good to
him in Becker County and he is get
ting ready for heavy seasons work
in the land business as he has many
alluring offers already listed Mr. Stat
ford will also continue handling the
R. C. H. car as he finds the automo-
bile and land business complement |
each other very nicely. att
The Avon Sketch Club, assisted |
by Glenn Wells, gave very enter
tanning program Friday evening. All
numbers were well selected and well
rendered, the readings and the suffra-
gette skit at the close being especial |
ly enjoyed by the audience. The next
number of the Lecture Course series
will be given soon.
Rev. VIM. Jobusch has been in
vited to meet the officers, members
and friends of the Christian Church.
This meeting is exclusively for per-
sons who are actively interested in
the Christian Church. The time set
is $50 P. NJ, Thursday, immediate
ly following the mid-week prayer
service. The place of meeting will
be in the S. S. room of the Christian
Church.
Hugh Swain made a record run
with his Buick Six last Friday when
he drove from Minneapolis to Red
wood Falls in the biggest blizzard of
the year. The extreme cold, snow
and high wind made bad combina-
ton, but Hugh landed here grinning.
and not overly talkatave about his
adventure-bu it is quite evident he
is no piker when it comes to driving
a car in all kinds of Minnesota wealth
er
Miss Jessie Beer received let
ter recently from her father who is
at Lynn Haven Florida. In it he
states that the weather there is very
beautiful now, and that he is enjoy
ing himself immensely, fishing and
going on excursions up the Bay with
many of the old soldier boys who like
him, are there to escape the rigors