The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-28
Geo. Bunce Of Mankato was Wis

Geo. Bunce Of Mankato was a Wis
itor here last week.
Mrs. III. Adsit returned last week
from an extended visit with relatives
in South Dakota.
Miss Lillian Klaus of Minnesota
Lake arrived Thursday for visit
at the home of her brother, J H.
Klaus. 9es
| Fred Knapp, who has been in Min
neapolis for the past several months,
returned Friday and expects to re-
main in Redwood Falls during the
summer.
Ladies Mite Society will hold a
second hand sale, May 1, and in
Cooper building just East of State
Bank. 39-2t
/ Any Of the ladies who wish enter
tainment while attending the suffrage
parade at St. Paul next Saturday
should notify Mrs. A. D. McRae be-
fore Thursday.
John Schlumpberger of Wanda was
called here yesterday as witness
on one of the cases being tried at
the present term of court. While
here he is visiting at the John Lau-
terbach home.
Supper will be served at the Frank
Cliff home in Renville County, by
the ladies of the vicinity, Friday
May Is. The proceeds are to be used
for the church at Beaver Falls. Ev-
cry one is cordially invited.
Frank Cliff of Renville County
went to Tamarac, Mimi, last Fri
day where he visited with relatives.
Mr. Claft brought back fine lot of
evergreen trees which he will plant
on the home farm.
The German books, including eleven
volumes of Schiller are in your Ii
brary for you to read. No fee is
asked for taking out a card. Come
in and look them over. 40-5t
The Redwood Falls Cemetery As
ISOLATION will hold meeting at the
{ lecture room of the Library at three
t o'clock Saturday, May 2. This is a
| very important meeting at which of
{ fcers will be elected and other bust
/ ness transacted and full attendance
, is requested. 39-2t
Under the direction of Miss Helen
! Koblitz a very excellent program OF
musical and dramatic numbers has
, been prepared and will be given at
The Armory Wednesday evening
April 20. Admission 35c and 25c. II
| Friends of Mrs. w. A. Brand met
at the home of Mrs. E. Francois last
Wednesday night and celebrated hel
: birthday anniversary. The guest Of
! honor was presented with handsome
t berry bowl of cut glass.
J. F. Rosenwald's runabout turn.
: ed turtle few days. ago and threw
. him out resulting in a broken rit
) and a somewhat battered counte-
nance He says his injuries will not
E interfere with his i, campaigning. -
Madison Free Press.
Chas. Geering Of Charleston, c.
M. Hartman of Lamberton and
/ David McNaughton of Redwood Falls
were appointed by the County Board
i as viewers of the national highway
, through the southern part of the
county and have already started the
work.
, Misses Powers and Lechner of Mil
3 waukee arrived today to take uI
, their work as saleswomen at The
{ Palace. Both are experienced in their
: line of work, Miss Powers having
charge of the drygoods department
. and Miss Lechner in charge of the
suit and alteration department.
Miss Barbara McIravie and her sis.
{ ter, Mrs. Carroll of Sleepy Eye, went
to Minneapolis last night to attenc
, the wedding of their sister, Miss Eft.
: ia McIlravie, who is to marry Johr
McNitt of Hamburg, S. ID. Mr.. anc
$ Mrs. McNitt will leave for Hamburg
: where they will make their future
. home Immediately after the ceremony