The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-03-10
Joseph Lauterbach visited in New

The scandinavian books are at
/ the library and ready for circulation.
Emil Kuenzli went to Minneapolis
/ yesterday, on short business trip.
/ Gust Backer of the State Bank
of Clements was business visitor
here yesterday.
Miss Anna Lorenz went to De-
troit last week, where she will remain
during the millinery season.
Charles Beer who has been spend
ing the winter in California and the
South, returned last Saturday.
DIR. Lyman Dentist has moved
his Office from Granite Block to the
new building, first door west Of Ar
mory. 1925
Mrs. Sarah Wilcox and Mrs. Chas.
Nice lintock visited in Redwood Falls
Tuesday and Wednesday. Morton En-
terprise.
Miss Katherine Callaghan OF. the
Mankato Normal School is spending
her spring vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Callaghan.
Miss Frances Lorenz has gone to
Vermillion, S. D., where she has taken
position as trimmer during the COM
ing millinery season.
Make the back yard attractive
this coming seasonAread the garden
magazine for February 1914, page
38, at the Public Library.
Misses Ruth and Anna Mclean
who are attending the Normal school
at Mankato are spending weeks va
cation at their home here.
Aug. Frederickson of Delhi who
has recently moved to Redwood Coun-
ty from Illinois was business caller
in Redwood Falls yesterday.
DIR. Lyman has an entirely new
office equipment in his new apartment
in the Thompson building and moth
ing more up-to-date is to be found
in dental apparatus in the Twin Cities.
DO not forget to plan for an at
tractive back yard this summer. The
garden magazine will tell you about
it-see February number, page SO,
at the Library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billings and daugh-
ter of Brookings, S. D., came Tues
day for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Knapp after a somewhat extended
visit in. Texas. Mrs. Knapp is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Billings.
George Eckart had very sue
cessful auction on his farm last Mon
day from which he realized $4,000.
Mr.. Eckart and his children moved
into their new home here last Tues
day. If
WIN Rosendahl is having freight
elevator installed in his garage and
warehouse, for the purpose of bring
ing heavy pieces of machinery and
vehicles from the basement to the
first floor. so
-Supt. Ralph Towne ssof Dawson
was in Redwood yesterday visiting
the schools with a view to- drafting
some of the Redwood Falls teachers
to fill vacancies in the Dawson teach
ing corps. Mr.. Towne will visit Man.
! kato and Minneapolis before return.
ing to Dawson.
| DIR. A. L.. Sarchet of Redwood
Falls was Morgan visitor Thurs
day. The doctor could not help but
express his appreciation of the fact
that his Redwood county land pro-
duced better yield and better quail
ty of corn than did his Iowa land
Morgan Messenger.
Joseph Tyson left today for Hsa
witt, Minn., where he will inspect a
herd of Holstein preparatory to buy
ing a carload to ship to his ranch at
North Yakima, Wash. Should Mr.. Ty-
| son find the cows to his liking he,swill
take them West within the next few
weeks, spending about month in the
/ trip.
The County Ladies of the Pres
byterian church made about $500
net from the dinner given by them
in the basement of the Presbyterian
church last Friday. The ladies fur
nished q delicious dinner and if wealth
err conditions had been better would
probably have Melted much larger
sum-
&c. A. Schildknecht visited the
Cities, Waseca and Mankato last
week, returning Thursday. While in
MankatO Mr.. Sehildknecht saw I. n
1 Tompkins who has been in rather bad
health for sometime past. Mr.. Temp
kins had just returned from a visit
to the Rochester hospital where he
Iconsulted the Doctors Mayo, and was