The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-05-19

Mrs. S. H. Wolford spent several
days at Seaforth last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Chapman are
visiting in the Twin Cities.
G. A. Luscher returned Saturday
from a business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. M. G. Goyer and DR.. G. R.
Pease drove to Montevedio Sunday.
Geo. Jaehning left Sunday night on
"a business trip to Minneapolis and
ST. Paul.
Mrs. Geo. Jaehning has gone to
Marshall for weeks visit with her
parents.
Mrs. E. E. Kermott went to Min
neapolis Sunday night on short
business trip. Mrs. Kermott will re-
turn early this week.
Miss Mable Milbradt spent the
weekend at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. Minnie Milbradt of Seaforth, re-
| turning to Redwood Falls Sunday
evening.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Margaret Reed and Sebastian Kra-
mer, Sievie Raveling and J. Arends,
Frieda >Shaffran and Paul Just. and
Rosa Menk and August Belize.
The Y. P. A. will give an ice cream
social at the Middle Creek Church,
Tuesday evening, May 20. Every
body cordially invited. 43-1t*
The yellow news sheet at the Pub
lie Library is the News from the Uni
versity Farm and is giving you pre-
vention for mosquito, how to kill the
dandelions, and fight the flies" Ar
ticles every one should read and re-
member.
A. S. Kenney has installed new
counter in his grocery store, which
is model Of convenience and sani-
tation. The top is of golden oak and
the under part is fitted with drawers.
which move easily on rollers. Each
drawer is fitted with a glass front
| displaying sample of its contents.
The whole is an ideal place for stor-
ing dry food materials in the bulk.
A contract was let this morning
to S. Wolford, to build cattle barn
1OOx34 feet and to complete the grand
stand at the County Fair grounds.
Material for the fence has been or
dered and the grounds will be en-
closed soon. The board of directors
for the County Agricultural Associa-
ton has made arrangements to pay
up. the Indebtedness on the grounds
and to take up the deed. This leaves
the Association free from indebted
ness.
The Twentieth Century Club met
at the home of the president, Mrs.
C. w. Street this afternoon for its
last meeting of the year. The gath
ering was also a farewell to Mrs.
| Street, who will not be in Redwood
Falls next year. A luncheon was
served and the hostess presented with
a beautiful cut glass vase as a souv-
enir from the other members of the
club. Mrs. Street will leave in Au-
gust to go to Glencoe, where Mr..
Street will have charge of the pub
lie schools.
The City Council is obtaining es-
Inmates on the building of city hall
and also taking up with the State
Investment Board the matter of sell
ing necessary bonds. The council
plans to have arrangements nearly
enough completed so that the pro-
Ijsct may be placed before the people
at the time of the primary election.
/ The Council has been authorized by
the Commercial Club to investigate
the possibilities of hall building and
to take the initiatory steps toward
furthering the project The business
men realize that the town stands in
immediate need of such a building
and it is probable plans will be car
ried through rapidly.
VIM. Daskam last week purchased
the furnishings and business of the
Kahler House from the former pro-
prietor. Geo. Gibson. Later in the
week Mr.. Daskam sold his purcha sc
to H. A. Baldwin, who also owns the
hotel building. Mr.. Baldwin has al
ready taken possession and has put
the hotel under the management OF
Mrs. E. E. Kermott, who was man.
ager at one time during Mr.. Baldwin's
past ownership, and is well suited to
the work. Mr.. Baldwin contemplates
a complete renovation and remodel
ing of the entire building, work or
which will be commenced at a very
early date. Experienced help has
been obtained and preparations are
being made to take good care of the
visiting public during the SEMI ZEN.