The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-14

S. il. Scott Of Vesta transacted
business here Monday.
fH. w. Otto Of Sherman transacted
business here Monday.
w. F. Cahoon Of Underwood was
a visitor here Saturday.
Senator Frank Clague transacted
business at the Twin Cities yester-
day.
4sMiss Helen Everett will return
Wednesday to her college work AT
Albert Lea.
Mrs. j. Mum and her daughter
jeanette of Seaforth were among the
shoppers here Thursday.
A. S. Kenney transacted business
in the Twin Cities Wednesday and
Thursday Of last week.
Leo Hammer, former Redwood
Falls boy, now representing the Me-
tag company, called on friends an
customers here Thursday.
Misses Agnes Wall and Cora Sher-
idan, who have been saleswonnen a!
The Palace since last fall returnei
to their homes at Faribault Monday
Hugh Swain sold two Buick cars
last Saturday, one being purchased
by Henry Henning Of Wabasso and
the other by A. Datwyler living south
of Redwood Falls.
Misses Lois and Lola Gold, who
are attending Hamline University
spent their spring vacation at their
home here, returning to st. Paul yes,
terday.
While in town last Sunday, Mr.,
and Mrs. Southworth of Belview
were informed by telephone that the
house on their farm near Belview
had caught fire and was completely
destroyed.
Mrs. Peter Mcpherson went to Min
neapolis last week where she enter
ed hospital to submit to an oper-
alton. The operation has been per-
formed and the patient is recovering
very nicely.
Martin Freise, who has been TAX
ing treatment at the hospital at Mon
mouth, ILL.,, for the past two months
has returned to his home at Redwood
Falls and is much improved in health.
The Ladies Aid Society of North
Redwood will meet at the school
house Saturday afternoon, April 18,
Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Chas Fleischer
will be -hostesses. Everyone is cor
daily invited to attend.
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin entertained q
small company of friends last Wed
nesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Bessie Chapman Greene of Roches-
ter, who is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Chapman.
Special sale on watches, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, April 16, II
and Is. Double votes will be given
on pony contest at Asleson's. 38-1t
The barn belonging to the house
occupied by Albert Lilly was burned
to the ground at noon Sunday. The
fire was set by children who were
playing with matches and owing to
the dry condition Of the building
spread very rapidly. One, of the
children had his foot badly burned
while trying to stamp out the flame,
when it started, but the others es-
capped injury. The loss was partial
ly covered by insurance.
1t is evident that little attention
has been paid to the notice asking
that chickens be properly confined.
There is a city ordinance covering
this condition which prescribes fine.
If proper restraint is not put on the
chickens the City Council will be
compelled to take action to enforce
the ordinance. This matter must
have the immediate attention of all
pOulIly O"HcIS
Rud. Stensvad, Mayor.
F. E. Sylvester at present, and for
several years past cashier of the
State Bank of Seaforth, associating
himself with some of our local bust
ness men and others has signifed his
intention of attempting to organize
another bank in Morton, by making
necessary application to the state
banking department. This having
been filed here on Tuesday of this
week. In case the application is fav-
orabiy received it is likely our citi-
zens will hear more of the matter
during the next week or two.-Mor-
ton Enterprise.