The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-28

C. Ochs of Springfield transacted
business here yesterday and today. /
/ A marriage license was issued this
morning for August c. Hoffman and
! Freda Luescher.
i Mrs. A.. c.. Burmeister entertained
j a group of her friends at her home
last Tuesday afternoon.
Full rehearsal of Queen Esther
Cantata called for Thursday after
noon at 400 o'clock at The. Armory.s
/ Miss Eva Maude Downing arrived
yesterday from Minneapolis and is
guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
w. Al Brand.
Mrs. w. D. Taylor returned to her
home. at Dundas Saturday after a
week spent with her sister, Mrs. H..
Schleuder.
F. Hubbard and G.. Davis spent the
weekend in Minneapolis, where they
bought supply of new goods for
their clothing store.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society Will
hold social and their annual BUSH
ness meeting next Friday afternoon
in the Church parlor.
There is to be an icecream social
in District 107, Paxton township next
Saturday evening, May 2. This is
the school commonly known as the
Walters school. Every one is cor
daily invited.
The County Ladies' Aid of the
Methodist Church met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Fuller last
Friday. Thirty-fve guests were en-
tertained. .
Miss Zelma Thune went to Man
kato Saturday where she was an
over Sunday guest of Misses Ruth
and Anna Mclean.
Mrs. C. V. Everett returned Sat
urday night from her visit at Wi
mona and with Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.
Turner at Plainview.
VIM. Rosendahl, local salesman OF
the Studebaker sold four cars last
week. The purchasers were Paul
Hustad of Echo, A. ]. Pieper OF
Echo, DIR. "A. L. Sarchet of Redwood
Falls and Chas. Randall, who drove
/ his Studebaker Six to Lincoln, Neb
Marriage licenses have been issued
to L. A. Grill and Mary Hanson, H
H. Sievers and Caroline Seifert, John
G.. Helget and Katie Tower, and Ed
Klabundy and Title Steinhaus.
The readers of this article will
be very glad, also, to know that Mr.
Weiss is convalescing from his rec
ent severe illness, and will probably
be permitted to return to his Duluth
home this week from the hospital al
Rochester. els3ta
The Gallea Brothers have recent
lily installed an electric piano in the
!, Home Bakery and Restaurant. This
is the last of series of improve.
: tments these young men have made
within the last few monthssS gna
The ladies of Saint Neronica's
!. Guild will meet at. the Francois apart
!. ment next Thursday afternoon ane
= have their regular business meeting
= After the meeting aiipicnic tlancheor
. will be served. All the sgentlemer
!" are invited .toncome for supper at sia
c o'clock. qsf-4e { @gis 3.a .aa
Call and see what they lhave If
. rugs at Rutter's furniture store. Some
= of the finest ever offered for sale il
Redwood Falls. alsos a fine line Of
. Beds. Mattresses and Furniture, come
in and see what we have. 40-1t
Harry Seoates had the misfortune
!. to have finger of his left hand blowr
y off at the second joint LASH Sunday
While at work cleaning his sho1
: gun Harry put his finger in the muz
: zle. At the same time the CUR
= slipped ION his. lap and was dis
It charged tearingiioff the finger.
e The United Play Company claims
L for "The Third Degree" the great
est theatrical entertainment Of tn.
IS present season. Its presentation herr
le under the management Of Georg,
st Bubl will be accompanied by tn,
le same competent cast and well known
t. players and elaborate scenic settings
!. as has been the history of this pla!
since it was first produced.
? The Lobdell Garage has new cleo
fric sion of latest design installed II
front of the building. This serves
as an excellent beacon light as wei
as adding greatly to the metropoli
tan appearance Of Second Street. Tn
sign is the last touch to thorough
/ ly modern and well-equipped garag,
which is said by the motoring pub
lie to be one of the best in the coun
! try.
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