The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-11-17

.,.D r, 6, r r., pesse is. spending short
vacation laS Chicago.
Ess FuEaished rooms for rent. Inquire
fof r.. Carity. ) Tilt
A son was born to Mr.7and Mrs. C.
Raddatz last Saturday. s.
y Miss Rachel O'Hara is home from
Minneapolis for visit with her par
tents here. a
| Miss Anna Brand has returned to
her home at Bigstone, after visit
lat the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Brand
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hall returned
last week from visit at the B. M.
Hamre home at Wood Lake.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend hard time social at the school
house Of district No. Ill, next Fri
day evening, November 20.
Miss Hurthea Lueck, of New Uln,
was a guest at the home of Mrs. Jos.
Lauterbach last Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Larson went
to Minneapolis Friday to attend the
Wisconsin Minnesota game. They re-
turned Sunday night.
The Militia Company will meet
Wednesday night instead of Thurs
day night this week because of the
play which will be presented at The
Armory Thursday night.
The bell for the new Church Of St.
GATHERINGS has been ordered and is
expected to be here early in Deem
Der. 1t is large one, weighing near
ly ton and measuring As inches in
diameter.
T. F. Inglis recently had his cows
tested for tuberculosis by DIR. Cherry,
who found NO reaction on single
cow and no trace of any disease what
ever. The milk from Mr.. Ingls' herd
is used by Gallea Bros, for restau-
rant purposes.
Mrs. Westby returned to her home
at Madison last week, after visit
at the home of her son, R. S. Westby.
Mrs. B. G. Hall will entertain the
ladies of St. Veronica's Guild at the
home of Mrs. Schildknecht next Thurs
day afternoon, from three to five
o'clock.
! Mrs. Theo. Biggers broke her leg
last Wednesday while walking in the
ward at her home She stepped In
hole in such a way as to be thrown
/ backward and the limb was broken
by the fall.
While Alvah Wyman, of Vesta, was
driving his automobile Wednesday ne
collided with buggy while turning
a corner of the road. His mother,
Mrs. Fred Wyman, who was riding
with him was thrown out and quite
badly hurt. The buggy was also bad
ly damaged.-Echo Enterprise.
A. Asleson returned last week from
hunting big game at Ray, Mimi. Nj.
Asleson has in his possession very
4 fine buck which he unhesitatingly says
The shot. Inasmuch as this is Mr.. AISLE
sons first attempt to bring down big
game, his friends are little bit skep-
. ticaT and think he may be just recov-
ering from severe. attack of buck
/ fever.
One of the enjoyable events of last
week was the meeting at the home of
Mrs. H. Petrie of the ST. Veronica's
1 Guild. The gentlemen were invited
to supper and in spite of rather dis
4 agreeable weather a company of about
forty-fve gathered to partake of the
feast prepared by the hostess. Mrs.
Petrie is fan,ous for banqueting her
guests and the dinner served last
Thursday evening was quite up to her
/ usual standard.
Kandiyohi County was very popu-
lar with Redwood County hunters last
Sunday, several parties going there
to spend the day. Some ducks were
found, but because of the extreme
cold they were not as many as are
usually found in that district. The
various parties included A. d. Nc
Rae, F. Lobdell, R. Stensvad, J. Cor
bett, I. Olson, DR.. Lyman, d. Lyman,
Robt. Cooper, L. Guth, w. A. Brand
and Perry Nelson.
The presentation of A Rustic Romeo
last Tuesday evening was one of the
best home talent productions ever put
on in Redwood Falls. The character
work throughout was consistent, well
sustained and free from burlesque.
The choruses by the band of twelve
young girls was a distinct addition
to the play end was excellent in all
respects. Much credit for the sue
cess of the production is due Miss
Adah Tenney, who coached the ac-
tors, and tie committee of Pythian
Sisters, who took care of the many