The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-01-13

MONDAY from VlSlC with 1rlenuS al
Minneapolis.
No Dream after January 10, un-
til opening of New Dream. 24-2t
-Mesdames Andrew Laube and
Gus Otto of Morgan were among the
shoppers here Tuesday.
H. Schmahl, who was confined to
the house by illness last week, is again
able to attend to his business duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Tolman, Mes
DANES Fox and West and Miss Edith
Tolman Of Morgan, were at Redwood
Falls Wednesday.
Remember January Goth, as the
date for the K. of P. ball-Stewart
orchestra at the Armory. 25-lt
Fancy Laces worth up to 80 cents
per yard, for 91A cents at F. W. Phil
brick and COMPANY. 25-1t
VIM. Tolzman who has been here
for some little time returned to his
home at Cottonwood last week.
The interior of the Northwestern
depot was reprinted last week and
makes much more pleasing appear
ance than formerly.
Matinee at the Grand, every We'd
nesday and Saturday afternoon, be-
ginning at 2:3O. 25-1t
al ,ho &c of tho
home CT her aunt Mrs. John Buery,
is the mother Of baby girl, born
January 5.
Herman Steabner, former stu
dent of the Cottonwood high school:
spent Sunday here with friends. Ha
left monday morning for ST. Cloud
where he is attending the State Nor
mal--Cottonwood Current.
The entire stock of ladies', Misses
and mems shoes at a general discount
of 25 per cent off from the regular
prices at F. w. Philbrick and Com
pany. 25-lt
&C. Lussenhop of Morton was a
visitor here Friday. The Gazette
acknowledges a very pleasant call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Steam of st.
Paul arrived Tuesday for visit at
the home of their cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. S. Finch. They returned
home Friday.
The Missionary society of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs.
W. R. Barnes Wednesday afternoon,
January 18th, instead of at the par
sonage as announced Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Larson and
children were visitors at the Chris
Larson home at Lucan Sunday.
F. M. Shoemaker returned Fri
day night from Rochester where Mrs.
Shoemaker underwent an operation
recently. Mrs. Shoemaker is recov-
ering nicely, was expected to leave
the hospital today and will probably
be home in about ten days.
The ladies' of the St. Veronica's
Guild will meet Thursday afternoon
January Is with Miss Bernice Fran
co.'s. All members are earnestly re-
uuested to come Early as there is
great deal of important business to
be transacted.
Fancy summer tub silks plain and
brocades, sold regularly at 80 cents
and so cents per yard; now only 15c
at F. W. Philbrick and Company. 1t
Dick Beach left Saturday for
Syracuse New York where he ex-
poets to make his future home. His
place as courthouse janitor was taken
by Gustaf Moscow, who has been
employed as sexton at the Redwood
Falls Cemetery.
Beginning with this week there
will be matinee every Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p. M,
at the Grand. 1000 feet each pro-
gram. 25-1t
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Logan en-
tertained at cards Friday evening at
their home in the north part of
town. Those present were: Messrs.
and Mesdames Austin, Bollum, Mans
felt, Peavey, Peabody, Miss Edith
Bollum, Miss Jessie OVERLY, Grover
Mansfeilt, Alex Hardness, Charles and
Ben Peavey.
MIR. and Mrs. W. D. Lines left
today for an extended visit through
Southern States and Cuba, remain
ing away probably the most of the
remainder of the winter. On their
trip they will go first to Chicago and
from there south to New Orleans,
Tampa, Mobile, Tallehasse, Jackson
vile, Fort Lauderdale, Miami and
Cuba, stopping as long as they wish
at each place. There will be six
members of the party with Mr.. and