The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-08-18

Mr.. and MRS. Hans ROY VISITED az
the Dan Mckenzie home at Vesta
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stern of Sanborn,
visited with their daughters here Sun
day.
VIM. Rosendahl transacted business
at the Twin Cities last Friday and
Saturday.
Athanas J. Henle Of The Gazette
staff spent Sunday with his parents
at New Ulm.
Homer Sanford, of Hoopston, Ill,
is visiting at the home of his nephew,
Homer Cipson.
The books of requested reading for
the High School are at the Public
Library, ready for your use.
Mr.. Levens, of St. James, visited
at the home of his uncle, Oliver Lev
ems, and the C. A. Fobes home Sum
day, while on his way to Madison
Donald Milne, of Rochester, arrived
here last week for visit at the homes
of his brothers, VIM. M. Smith and
D. M. Tiffany. He returned yesterday.
Miss Edith Pierson and Miss Anna
Nelson of Santa Fe, New Mexico,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Clement from Thursday until Satur-
Gay.
M. S. Tallman, of Morgan, was here
Friday. On his return he took with
him from The Gazette Office the fold
ing machine which recently became
the property of the Morgan Messen-
ger.
Mrs. D. Martin, Of Rutland, Yer
mont, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Whipple, and her brother, F. G. Hub
bard. Mrs. Martin was formerly a
resident of Redwood Falls and has
many warm friends here.
O. J. Bollum underwent a surgical
operation last Thursday when a large
tumor, weighing about two pounds
was removed from his abdomen. Mr..
Bollum has made a remarkable re-
covery and is now able to be about.
"Be a Tailor Made Girl" Ladies
have that new fall suit, skirt or coat
tailored to fit you. See Wright the
Tailor and let me measure you or
phone IA and l will call at your home
and gladly show you my samples and
style ideas. Alt
Mrs. A. Drogasch entertained at a
lawn party at the Theiring home last
Thursday evening. The lawn was beau
tifully lighted with japanese lanterns
and charming feature of the even
ing's entertainment was the roasting
of marshmallows and telling of stories
around big fire in a rustic fireplace
erected on the lawn.
The w. r. Barnes, w. G. Weldon,
end O. S. Durham families, accom-
panied by C. A. Luscher and his sons,
Won and Leon, picniced at various
places around Redwood Falls Sunday
spending the entire day camping.
Their longest stay was made at the
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nesota River. Roc
w. T. Wilcox has fifteen pianos
and player pianos on the floor of his
warehouse at the present time and
they make very imposing appear
ance. All the instruments are very
handsome and well-built and to see
so many of them together is rather
unusual in Redwood Falls. Mr.. Will
cox bought the goods cheaply by TAX
ing a large number in one shipment
and expects to give his patrons the
benefit of the reduction.
I j. X. Hilton, J. L. Manlove, Wal
ter Gibson and Harvey Peterson, all
young farmers from near Paramount,
Indiana, arrived at Redwood Falls,
this week, having made the entire
trip by auto The quartette were not
making an endurance run, but took
their time, camping along the route.
Their object in coming to Redwood
Falls was in seeking desirable loca-
ton to rent for year, after which
they will purchase. They expect to
return to Indiana the last of this
week
Rev. Jobusch visited the Indian
Church last Sunday morning. He was
able to understand quite few of the
hymns. Where we sing Goods habit
alton and dwelling" the Indian sings
Goods Tipi" or "Kawantanka Tipi"
which means literally "The Great
Spirits Dwelling" The word "tanka"
is used quite often to describe some
thing magnificent as Lake Tanka.
The other members of the party were
Mrs. Jobusch, Mr.. and Mrs. r. West
by of Redwood Falls, with the father,
mother and brother of Mr.. Westby,