The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-02-24

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Mr.. and Mrs. George Jaehning
left today for Minneapolis where Mr.
Jaehning will attend the meeting of
the Retail Hardware Dealers.
MIR. Carter of Charles City Iowa,
who has been visiting his brother, W.
N. Carter for the past two weeks,
returned to his home this morning.
j. P. Cooper shipped two car
loads of sheep to the Chicago mar
ket Monday, and Banker and Dennis
toun shipped carload of mixed stock
at the same time
Robert Stewart is putting in
supply Of Springfield brick prepare
tory to erecting large house and
barn on his farm as soon as the build
ing season opens.
If you can't decide what to do,
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, Mimi, will tell you. Write for
free catalog. Silt
The Commissioners at their meet
ing last week decided that Redwood
County shall have a road engineer
The state pays the salary and living
expenses of the engineer, and the
county pays his travelling expenses.
Mrs. Fred Banker entertained at
dinner last night in honor of Miss
Ella Yackel. Miss Yackel will also
be the guest of honor at dinner
party given by Miss Rose, Altnow at
the Geroy home tonight.
IN. F. Dripps and Andy Kenny,
two near-Benedicts were given ban
quet by their friends at the Richard
Hotel last Wednesday evening. Thir-
ty gentlemen were present The
guests of honor were each presented !
with a handsome linen table set.
The Pythian Sisters gave social
evening at the K. P. hall last Friday
evening, when the Knights and Ladies
and their friends were all present.
The time was passed in card playing
and dancing. Light refreshments
were served by the committee in
charge
e. c. Burkett of Minneapolis en-
tered upon his new duties at The Ga
zette Office Monday morning. Mr.
Burkett is an experienced workman
who thoroughly understands all
branches of print-shop work and will
add greatly to the efficiency of The
Gazette staff.
VIM. Neil of Delhi recently Wis
tied in Wisconsin with relatives.
While there Mr.. Neil purchased some
splendid specimens of full-blood Po-
land China hogs which he had ex-
pressed to Delhi. William says that
if one is to judge by the price these
are certainly prize winners.
The Public Library wishes to
complete it's magazines files. Have
you magazines in your attics and
closets that will help. Our phone num-
Der. is 264. rr 27-tf
Joseph Tyson made a trip to /
Benson last Wednesday in search of
Holstein cattle for his western ranch
Not finding what he wanted at Ben
son, Mr.. Tyson also visited Holstein
dealers at Minneapolis and st. Paul.
He was not entirely satisfied with
the results of the investigation and
will visit Wisconsin herds before MAX
ing purchases. Mr.. Tyson returned
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Robert Carter, formerly
Miss Lulu Mortimer. made short
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Baldwin. Mrs. Carter was return
ing to her home at Hood River, Ore,
after. a visit with Mr.. Carriers rela-
tives at Chicago and indianapolis.
Mrs. Mortimer, who has been buying
spring goods in New York, met Mrs.
Carter in St. Paul and they will make
the western trip together.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to the following people by Clerk
w. G. Weldon:-Emil Zamzow and
Lena Freitag, Henry Anderson and
Susie Montgomery, Martin Rikedahl
and Mabel Froland, Henry Bauer and
Louisa Kuhfeld, Harry George and
Nora Axland, Ben Longbottom and
Marie Meilke, Carl Besmehn and Ber-
tha Otto, James Austin and Rose Ben
gerter, Albert Urness and Alice
Bruer. l.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Beucler and
sons were given a delightful surprise
by their friends last Saturday even
ing. Nearly hundred guests were
present The evening was spent play
ing games. Refreshments brought
by the guests were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beuclelr will soon leave Red
wood Falls for their new home and
their friends took this method of
showing the great esteem in which
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