The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-22

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j WANTED:-Gi Girl for general house.
wo@ at once. Apply to Mrs. Joe
j VIC. Husbafd trsnsasted bdshes
at, Mankato last Tuesday.a i'll
pr L. Adams, of Morgan was
q visitor here last Friday.
i Harry Johnson makes the NJ. & st.
81 station for freight once daily, at
7:30 "A. M. Silt
Friday, October 2 is Tag Day. Buy
a red carnation at the Fair grounds
and help the girls.
i FOR. SALE:-Cheap, oil stove
range, and other furniture nearly new.
J. ]. Bickel, Mill Street. 9-1t*
Mrs. Elizabeth Francois, her daugh-
ter, Miss Lora, and her niece came
home yesterday from an extended visit
with friends at Duluth.
Mrs. Ralph Towne has returned to
her home at Dawson after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hitch
cock and her sister, Mrs. w. Clement.
Mrs. Harris Peavey returned last
Wednesday from an extended visit
with friends in Wisconsin and at the
home of her daughter in Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Ruder and Mrs. Jas.
Whittet will entertain the Sewing
Circle Of st. GATHERINGS Church at
the home of Mrs. Whittet, next Thurs
day afternoon.
/ Mrs. Dora McNew and her son had
their sale last Friday and everything
sold well. They left Monday for Mis-
sion, Texas, where they will make
their future ome.-Seaforth Item.
j Sheriff and Mrs. Hassenstab and son
and, Martin Lohrenz were here Satur-
day. The sheriff was out posting no.
tees for the hearing to build a new
state road, running south from this
place, through Lucan to Walnut Grove.
l-Vesta Censor.
Mr.. and Mr&s Geo. Wells, of Hazel
Run, arrived here Monday and are
moving into the rooms over the Ma
howald harness shop, which they oc-
cupy for the present. Morton Enter
prise.
Miss Ella Reynolds left yesterday
!. for Chicago to begin years work at
the Columbia School Of Expression.
, Miss Reynolds expects to continue the
J work through next summer, and there
, by finish the work next autumn
!, During the Redwood. County Fair
, the ladies Of the Church of Saint Cath
crime will serve dinners. at the fair
grounds. These ladies' served meals
during the 1913 fair Sand gave the
greatest satisfaction to the public.
|, Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson leayes this,Eeek
for visit with her lllaee, Mn, Max
Johnson, at 1dilroy and n ths sRowal-
, ing homo et Tracy. MG Wilson and
Mrs. Angel will leave about
lnSt6ber first fof California.
Judge I. N. Olsen rendered deci-
sion in the Barnes-Smith case Sep
TENDER 10, in which he gave an order
for a judgment for $2,27O.7O and in
terest. It is probable that the case
will be carried toNthe Supreme Court.
4 Harvey Harris, Of vesta,. will have
4 . fine display Of Cornish Indian chick
; ems at the Redwood County Fair. Mr..
Harris is d very successful raiser of
this rather unusual breed, and his dis
play will. be extremely interesting.
4 A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Barnes at Anaheim, Cal,
last Monday, September IA. MRS.
Barnes was formerly Miss Eunice
Parish.
In this issue appears the announce
ment Of G.. H. Nelson Of Clements,
who recently moved from Iowa. Mr..
Nelson il 9 licensed auctioneer Of sew
eral years experience and is an ener-
getic young man. It will be worth
your while to look him up.
I, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McRae returned
Tuesday from two weeks outing
spent in hunting prairie chickens near
Crookston. They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Gleason of
Sanborn. They had excellent sport
and bagged large number of birds.
| The City Council has started re-
pairs on the road to North Redwood
and before the County Fair opens this
stretch Of highway will be in excel
lent condition. There has been some
delay in getting this work under way,
lall of which was entirely unavailable.
| Mrs. Jos. Parker, of Clements, lost
La brown travelling bag somewhere on
the Sanborn road last Saturday night.
Among other things the bag contained
Ia bank book, bearing Mr.. Parker's
name. Finder please leave at the Ga