The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-12-23

I IF you want a fine framedTp pic
]ture go to Rutter's Furniture
fStore. ,22r11
/ Miss Mable Borg arrived from
list. Cloud Saturday to spend
/ christmas with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G.. o. Borg. 9sf3
4 Miss Winnifred Burmeister,
fwho is attending the Woman's
4 College at; jacksonville HI, is at
home for her holiday vacation
f. Mrs "A. j. Chamberlain, of
! Marshall, arrived last Saturday
for a few Days visit withsiher
daughter, Mrs. Geo. JaehniHg.
The deadly cornshellers is
fbusily at work. Jos. Kreuger,
near Springfield, and Philip
EMoots Of Lamberton are late
Victims. vi
/ The ,Lobdell garage is having
a fine welding plant installed and
will be ready to handle all clas-
ses of welding work after the
first of the year.
Authorities at St. Peter made
a raid on some signifies porkers
the other day. The animals have
thoroughly regained their eye
sight now, it is said.
Joe Larkin, of Renville Coun-
ty, was Redwood Falls visitor
Friday. Mr.. Larkin made the
trip in his car and declares the
roads were fine for motoring
then. 81
| Senator-elect L. E. Potter, was
in St. Paul last week and pro-
cured rooms at the Merchants
hotel for himself and wife for
the coming legislative session.
Springfield Free Press.
August McPhee, a former resi-
dent of Brookville township,
died at the home of his son at
Sleepy Eye, December Is. Mr..
McPhee was past ninety years
of age. Death was due to paraly-
sis.
If you haven't already seen
the beautiful Christmas poster
put up by F. L. Carpenter near
his residence on Fourth Street,
see it today. 1t is beautiful and
has a beautiful Christmas mes
sage.
The action of Ernst Wichers-
XII against Philip Liesch, pub
Usher of The Brown County
Journal, has been settled. The
plaintiff started suit against
the defendant, demanding $780,
900 for alleged libel.
Miss Vean Baldwin, who is an
instructor in the high school at
st. Peter, and Clinton Baldwin,
a student at the State Univer-
fsity, are spending their Christ
mas holiday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. BaldWiIE
Misses Irma Schmahl and
Ethel Werder, who ress,attend-
ing Hamline University arrived
Saturday to spend their two
weeks vacation with relatives
and friends. Miss SchrnahIis a.
guest at the home Of her aunt, /
Mrs. E. Francois.
Chas.. Young broke the rear
axel of the Ford car owned by
C. P. Young's livery while tax.
ing some rooters over to- Mor-
ton last Friday evening for the
basket ball game and the car
was brought back to town with
a cutter runner in place of the.
wheel.-Bird Island Union.
A new concrete bridge across
the Minnesota river at Manka-
to replace the present steel
bridge, which is considered UNI
safe, is planned. An estimate of
$4,000 has been submitted. It
is proposed to raise the money
Jointly in Rlue4Earth and Nicol-
let counties, Mankato and North
Mankato.
County Commissioner John
Arends, was down from Wabas-
so Wednesday and provided for
taking Mrs. Mary Middlestad to
the county home at Redwood
Falls. The aged lady had no
means of support and has been
in poor health for a number of
years. Pat Callaghan of Red
wood Falls accompanied her to
the county seat.-Sanborn Sen
tinel.
Aug. Lossow, of Belview, was
a visitor here Friday. Mr.. Los
sow says he isn't a bit afraid
of hog cholera. He is feeding
sixty-two for market right now
and 70 -