The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-21

Miss Hazel Aune was i'll with ton
silitis last week, but is gradually re-
covering.
Ladies and children are especially
invited as their IS positively nothing
to offend.
Miss HiIma Borg Of Delhi is act
ing temporarily as saleswomen at
The Palace.
Joseph Tyson returned Saturday
from his visit to North Yakima,
Washington.
Mrs. A. P. Cloudy attended the
Presbyterian Convention held last
week at Slayton.
Mrs. Carroll of Sleepy Eye came
today for visit with. her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. sMcIlravie.
| Miss Eta McIlravie of Rochester
will return tomorrow latter a week
dIspent at her home here.
S. L. Dotson of, Moore, Mont, ar
rived yesterday for a visit at the
| home Of his neice, Mrs. A. D. Nc
Rae.
Mrs. Baker returned last week
from visiting her son. at Montevedio
and has been quite i'll since her re-
turn.
Ladies' Mite Society will hold a
second hand sale, May 1, and 2 in
| Cooper building just East of State
Bank. 39-2t
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to Carl Holt and Nettie Flom,
and to Edw. G. Weldon and Kathryn
Zeren.
A. D. Stewart went to Morrison
County last week where he adjusted
the loss on a creamery that had been
burned.
The Boys Success Class will serve
supper in the Presbyterian Church
dining room Wednesday night, April
%. Price 25c.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Freeman, Miss
Ethel Freeman and Miss Lilly An
derson Of Franklin were among the
visitors here Friday.
E. T. Maxson and his mother drove
over from Marshall Monday for a
visit at the w. G. Weldon home. Mrs.
Maxson will remain for some time.
H. F. Miller, representative of the
Oakland automobile company of Min
neapolis visited last Wednesday with
his former classmate, G. A. Schild-
knecht.
A year in New York, and three
months in Chicago is the rec
ord of Life's Shop Window, which
may be seen at The Armory, Friday,
April "a. 39-1t.
A number of Redwood Falls young
people attended the dance at Nor
gan Wednesday evening, and several
went to Franklin Friday evening to
attend a dance there. ~
| Mrs C. v. Everett will go from
Winona, where she attended the Sum
day, School convention TO I1ainview
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.. e. E..
Turner. Mrs. Everett will return
the last of this week.
The relatives of Lloyd McGetrick
of Minneapolis received word last
Thursday morning of his death. Death
was the result of diphtheria. The
young man known to his friends as
Babe was well known in Redwood
Falls and vicinity.
Installation Service will be held
Pat the Presbyterian Church, Thurs
day evening, April %, at 8 o'clock.
The choir will sing special selection.
Rev. Meyers of Delhi viii preside,
PROFOUND the constitutional Questions
and preach the sermon. Rev. Shields
of Morgan will charge the people
and pastor. Rev. Sarchet will offer
up prayer and pronounce the bene-
diction.
E. E. Marsh of Montevedio last
week purchased the Scenic moving
picture show and the pool hall for
merly owned by the Kise Brothers.
The apparatus from the movie" will
be shipped to Montevedio, but the
pool hall will remain in Redwood
Falls under new management. The
sale was made through the agency
of w. B. Clement. The Kise Broth
ers will now devote their entire at
tention to the selling of the Carter
car.
The Shetland pony which is the
centre of interest in the pony con-
test arrived last Friday and may
now be seen, together with the cart
and harness at the Banner Livery
Stable. The little fellow arrived
seemingly in the best of health after
his long trip in a wooden crate, and
excited good deal of enthusiasm
among the boys and girls who saw