The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-09-22

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Harry Johnson makes the M-.& st.
E L. statipnaf fer freight sunea daily, : at
1880 4.Ay Ms 1oassss sEgE ~ Sit
sIo- Chicken; pie supper at the Metho-
bdist Church Saturday evening. Price
q % cents. fis Sit
| Miss Edith Bollum will return this
week from a visit with friends and
relatives at Lake City and other points.
|, Miss Grace Turrittin, of Mankato,
spent Sunday with friends here, Miss
Turrittin was formerly telephone
operator here.
Marriage licenses were issued last
week to Frank Byli and Margaret B.
Frank. and to Emil Schroeder and
Hannah Engel.
Farrell and Feefe, of North Red
wood, have just sold F. Moritz a 40
h. p. gas engine, which he will use
in his work on his farm.
Mayor R. Stensvad visited the Win
dom fair last Saturday and reports
that it was one Of the most success
full fairs he has ever attended.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
will serve a chicken pie supper at the
church next Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER 26, at six o'clock. Price %
cents per plate. 9-lt
Miss M. L. Kennedy, who has been
the efficient nurse Of Drs. Pease and
Finn, has gone TO Rochester where
she will continue her professional
work.
MIS-. H. Buechner will leave early
next week for visit at Peoria, Toulon,
and other cities Of Illinois. Mrs.
uechner will spend couple of months
visiting with relatives and friends.
One division of the ladies Of the
Presbyterian Church will give must
cal program at the church next Tues
day evening, September 20. Music
by a male quartette will be one Of
the features of the program.
Rud Stensvad last week sold two
Cadillac touring cars, one to G. f.
McTaggart of Lamberton, and one te
L. T. White Of Morgan. The cars arc
very handsome models of which the
new owners may be rightfully proud
The Squaw Man is the biggest and
best moving picture ever brought te
this city. It is in six parts, and is
produced by the best people on the
stage today, At The Grand next
Thursday. Matinee and night. Two
hours enjoyment. As usual Zoe. git
Fifty cars will carry Hammond
boosters from his home town OF st
James. to Redwing, where he viii
make his opening campaign speech
September %. st. James believes
stanchly in her man Hammond, anc
intends that other people shall know
Of her loyalty.
An umbrella bearing the name
j "Mrs. II F. Buechner," and her ad-
dress Redwood Falls" was l1st some
; where. about toxn last. gYsk: Viii
! the, finder please return o. Mrs
Buechner and receive smalR reward
I An immediate return win y. greatly
v appreciated. 80. ~
: A. H. Seebeck, who is q very sue
q cessful weather prophet, predicts tina!
during. the next three months there
t will be much less, precipitation ! o.
moisture than during the last three
Whether this prediction # correct
q means good to the county, is the soc.
casion for much division Of, opinion
! on the part sof farmers
$ Mrs. Mary Finn, Mrs. T.. E. Finn
and J. w. Inglis entertained large
{ number Of their lady acquaintance or
$ the lawn Of the Finn home last Fri.
day afternoon. About seventy-fivs
ladies were present. A delicious menu
was served in the buffet style at five
o'clock. The hostesses were assisted
by Misses Callaghan, Brainard and
Baldwin.
81 Miss Logan returned last week from
a visit at her old home at LeSueur
$ bringing girl friend with her who
is guest at the Logan home. Mr.
and Mrs. Logan are being urged by
their many friends in LeSueur Coun-
ty to make their future home there
since they have disposed of their Red
wood County home. However, they
have not yet made any decisive plans
for the future.