The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-05-26

A. E. Schultz of Revere was VS.
itor here Saturday.
F. Hiedbrak of Morgan, was Wis
itor here today.
W. H. Ball of Morgan, transacted
business here yesterday.
Miss Ruth Swenson was the guest
of Miss Bessie Duncan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Southworth
Of Relview, were visitors here today.
Mrs. E. Kuenzli returned yesterday
from visit with friends at Mime
apolis.
Attorney A. L. Emerson of Lamber-
ton, was business visitor here Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. F. Knudson visited her
brother, Dr. Lee, at Mortified last
week.
Miss Agnes Lauterbach returned
Sunday from visit with relatives
at ST. Peter.
! The last day for paying taxes is
Friday, May 20, as May 80, Decora-
ton Day is legal holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Kumm will
leave soon for trip through the
West in search of a new location.
julius Jacobson and H. D. Hansen
of Brookville, transacted business IN
Redwood Falls today.
Miss Jessie Parish has closed her
school work at Rowena and is at
home for her summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Lauterbach re-
turned last Friday from visit with
relatives at st. Peter and New Tim,
Orders for flowers for Decoration
Day will receive our promptest and
most careful attention. Lauterbach
Bros. AIT
! T. A. Perkins of the First National
Bank of Window, was here last week
and drove back in the Cadillac tour
ing car, purchased Of Rud StansVad
! Rud Stensvad left today on a bus
mess trip in southwestern Minnesota
where he will visit Worthington, Stay
| ton. Pipestone and other towns. Mr..
Stensvad will return Friday.
The ladies of the Christian Church
| will serve dinner in the basement din
ing room Of the church Thursday.
June A, Armory Day The price will
be twenty-five cents per plate.
Sen. Frank Clague will go to the
Twin Cities tomorrow on short bus
mess trip. While in Minneapolis the
Senator will select from the Walker
collection the pictures to be exhibited
during the homecoming.
! Ma or Albert Pfaender of New Ulm
will make the Memorial Day address
at Sleepy Eye, County Attorney
Emerson will speak at Springfield,
and Tom Davis will be the speaker
of the day at New Ulm.
Mrs. John Bott of Lamberton, died
at her home last Tuesday. Death was
caused by wounds received from the
explosion Of a Wood-alcohol fiatiT0n.
/ Mrs. Bott is survived by her husband
and four children. lnterment was
made at Springfield.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
! Methodist Church will hold tusi-
ness meeting in the church parIors
Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock.
A good attendance is requested a.
there are several questions OF i'm
portanca to be decided.
Memorial Day services will be held
at Historic Old Fort Ridgely, Sun
day. May 81, 1914. Exercises Will
begin at two o'clock P. NJ. Follow
ing the decoration Of the soldiers
graves a patriotic program will be
rendered. Hon. J. E. Haycraft Of
Madela, Mimi, will deliver the ora
tion.-Fairfax Commercial Club.
Mrs. Lifquist, who is here to or
ganize class in dressmaking dem
onstrated at Mrs. Winters last Sat
urday. Owing to the bad weather
and the consequent small crowd, Mrs
Lifquist has decided to demonstrate
again, Memorial Day at Francois &
Schmahl. Ladlas are cordially in
vited to call whether they dressmake
or not.
On account of the Industrial Kin.
dergarten of Miss Baldwin's, the
Training Glass of Mr.. Darrell's, anC
the Children's Devotional hour b!
Mr.. Jobusch, and because of the fac
that vacation is here, and birds, flow
ers. trees. grass and all things beau
tiful the Story Hour at the Public
Library will be discontinued during
the summer.
Jos. r. Keefe of North Redwood
B. c. Schueller and Cashier Hardin:
. of the Mahnomen Bank, were in tow
last Thursday and sold quarter sec
i ton of land near Mahnomen to Ralph
Schaumburg, who recently returne'
from a trip to the northern part o
the state. Land in Mahnomen coun
ty is probably the best investmen
in the United States today, and man.
new settlers are going there. Tn
soil is fully as good as any in tn
state. and rainfall is always sure. E
C. Schueller, former sheriff of Red
, wood county, is secretary of the Nah
nomen Land Co., organized by prom
inent citizens of southern Minnesot
several years ago. He reports Tn
company as doing large bushes:
, The company has a half dozen auto
mobiles making the trip between Red
, 1r-ooJ Falls and Nobpapaau and xrhir