The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-12-09

visitors at Vesta last Thursday.
E. P. Grabow, of Morgan trans
acted business here last Friday
Rooms for rent for Offices or light
housekeeping. E. A. Luscher. Colt
| Now is the time to order your fruit
cake for Christmas at Gallea Broth
ers. 20-2t
i VIM. Kuehl, of Wanda, attended to
school and legal matters at the Court
House last Friday.
/ J. C. Jackson and G. B. Root OF
Morgan, were among the out of town
visitors here Saturday.
Albert Hauser, Representatives,
Large elect, of Sleepy Eye, made a
short stay here last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Callaghan and
family. of Wabasso, visited at the
P. o. Callaghan home here last Sun
day.
G. V. Everett, who was quite i'll
with severe attack of throat trouble
last week, is again able to be at his
office in the court house.
! Misses Downing and White, who
have been guests for a week at the
home of DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Brand,
returned Saturday to their homes at
Minneapolis.
J. A. Lindsey, foreman of the sewer
and water crew. needs men and pre-
ference will be given local men. Those
who want work should apply to Mr..
Lindsey at once.
The Mite Society of the Presby-
terian Church will be entertained by
Mrs. Sarchet and Mrs. Wherland
Friday afternoon, Decembe II, at the
home of Mrs. Sarchet.
Get the children ready to attend
the story hour at the Public Library
next Saturday at two o'clock. If they
go one Saturday it will be impos-
sible to keep them away the next.
That Redwood is marketing it's
share of the immense corn crop this
year is proved by the fact that the
Farmers Elevator Co. took in over SO
loads Of shelled corn last Saturday.
Miss Francis Lohrenz, who has
been working in North Dakota dur
ing the millinery season, has returned
to her home here for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lohrenz.
T. G. Olson and John Schilt pur-
chased lots in the new East addition
last week. Most of the purchasers of
lots in this addition plan to build resi-
dences on their property next spring.
Six cars of sheep were shipped over
the Chicago and Northwestern to q
st. Paul market last Thursday night
The shippers were R C. Rogers, H
Hillman and Banker and Dennistoun
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Logan returned
last week from Red Lake Falls, hav-
ing bought a fine farm within ter
miles of that city. Mr.. and Mrs. Lo
gan will go to their new home early
next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Pet
erson of Estherville, and Miss Mablt
Halvorsen autoed to New Ulm Thurs
day. From there Mrs. Peterson ant
: Miss Halvorsen took the train fol
Esthervilla, Iowa.
POULTRY WANTED At THE
COLD STORAGE.
We will lad car of live poultry
, Friday. December IL, and VIII guar
antae the very top market prices Red
wood Falls Produce Co. 20-1t
The stock yards at the N. ". R. R
were thoroughly d;sinfected las
Thursday as an extra precautior
against the foot and mouth disease
There has been no evidence whatevei
of this disease in this locality
A movement is. on foot among th'
citizens of Redwood Falls to erect +;
municipal Christmas tree at tina
! place You have to hand it to Red
: wood, it's always on the alert to pro
vide for its people.-Sleepy Eye Her
aid Dispatch.
T. Otto Streissguth returned from
| Minneapolis Sunday night, having
been there last week with a case il
the Hennepin District Court. TIL
case was settled with the settlement
strongly in the favor of Mr.. Streiss
guth's client.
Mrs. julius Christensen, who i
visiting her parents at Mason City
Iowa, wrote friend here last weel
that three hundred of the school child
rem of Mason City had marched il
the Belgian Relief parade held Their
that day and much enthusiasm TO
the cause was aroused.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt las
week entertained Mr.. Schmidt's broth
er, Carl, of st. Paul, and his tire
daughters, Mrs. Frank Benesch o
Spokane. Mrs. Anna jefferson of Chi