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

Robt Bittner of Johnsonville trans
acted business here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Ochs OF
Springfield registered at The Kahler
(! Sunday.
! :, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Weldon. spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Liza. Berg
of Charleston.
Mrs. R. G. Chadbourn returned
last week from Minneapolis, where
she had been i'll at the hospital.
Penls of Pauline, with Pearl White
as Pauline, at The Grand, Wednes-
dav. Nav 20. Alt
L. A. Fedderly left Monday for
Reed City, Mich, where he. will spend
some time looking after his real es-
tate interests.
In the ball game played at Daw-
and Dawson, the local nine was
beaten, the score being to 2.
Rev. C. B. Osgood, State Evange-
list of the Christian Church will speak
at the church Friday evening, Of this
week. Everybody is cordially invited
to hear him.
Commissioners H. M. Aune and
I John Arends have both filed for re-
election. DR.. Brey of Wabasso has
also filed his candidacy for coroner
of Redwood County.
Mrs. C. V. Everett returned Sat
urday from St. Paul, where she at
tended the Grand Lodge of the 0. E.
S. Mrs. Everett was not District
Deputy as was stated in the last is
sue of The Gazette.
I. N. Bopes received word Satur-
day that his mother had died sud-
denly at her home in Illinois. Mr..
Bopes his son, Myron, and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Celia and Lydia left
Sunday noon for Illinois, where they
will attend the burial
Major w. w. Smith, of Sleepy Eye,
has recently given two prizes Of $40
each to the writer's of the best es-
says on 'The Panama Canal" One
prize went to rural school student
and the other to a student at Sleepy
Eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinbold will leave
next Sunday for Minneapolis, where
Mr.. Reinbold has accepted a position.
Mr. Reinbold has been in the employ
of the Redwood Falls Light and Pow
er Company for some time and has
been very efficient in the performance
of his duties.
While shoeing colt at the Mar
tin smithy last Thursday, G.. Alberts
was struck in the eye, when the ami
NAL suddenly lifted his head and sus-
tanned serious injury. Just how
badly Mr.. Alberts eyesight will be
effected the physicians are as yet un-
able to determine.
The first installment of the great
serial picture "The Perils of Pauline
will be at the Grand Wednesday, May
20. The story for this picture is new,
appearing in all of the Hearst Sun
day newspapers and will be shown
at The Grand every two weeks. Don't
miss the first one. Alt
During the recent conference Of the
Evangelical Church, held at st. Paul,
Redwood and Middle Creek Church
ST. Church of St. Paul. His place
here has been taken by Rev. J. D.
: Moede of ST. Clair, Mimi. Mr.. Moede
will live at the Middle Greek par
Sonage. e4
Through the kindness of e. c.
, Thuerwachter, The Gazette received
copies of the Sutherlin. Sun, live
little sheet boosting constantly fol
the Sutherlin valley. Through the
efforts Of J. F. Luse the valley is te
t have its much-needed new railroad
and Sutherlin itself is to have new
$4,000 hotel. The future prospects
of the Sutherlin valley are very bright
if one may judge from the optimis-
t tic Sun view.
/ Messrs. and Mesdames, R. Stems
vad, F. Lobdell, ]. H. Henze and C
, A. Luscher gave a most delightful
card party at the Knights of Pythia
hall last Wednesday evening. Eighty
people were entertained and twenty
tables of progressive fve-hundred
were played. A two course luncheon
of salad, waters and coffee; ice cream
and cake was served at the close OF
the playing, after which the guests
spent an hour dancing.
Captain MCGEE inspected Company
l.. last Wednesday evening at the
National Guard Armory. The result
: was very satisfactory and highly COM
plimentary to Capt Gales and Lieuts
Clement and Lauterbach as well as
to the members. The local Company
. is the second largest in the regiment
Red Wing having the largest. Com
, pany L. now has 76 members and is
; an organization of which Redwood
. Falls is justly proud.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Neujahr left
last week for their future home al
. New Richland, Wis, where Mr.. Neu.
jahr will GO into business for him.
self. Mr.. and Mrs. Neujahr have beer
residents of Redwood Falls for. some
time and their many friends regret
their choice of another home. Mr.
Neujahr's place at the H. Nj. Hitch.
cock drug store has been taken BY
Fred Knapp, who recently completed
his study at the Minneapolis Schoo
of Pharmacy.
The out look now is very good fol-
Jos. Keefe to carry Brown county
over their candidate A. Hauser Of
Sleepy Eye. Joe got such cinch or
Brown County in the early part Of
the game that Sleepy Eyes attorney
will cut little figure. When it come:
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