The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-03-31

DuSlHeSSs III ISodWOOu 7 ais V0CtIuS1y.
S. S. Byram of Clara City was here
last week to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Boyer. i
Brainard Finn left Sunday fori
Chicago after spending weeks va
cation at home. 80
Miss Lydia Schroeder left Sunday
to visit for week with relatives at
Sleepy Eye and Rowena.
Mrs. Percy Bradley returned Mon
day to Montevedio after visit with
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Isham.
Mrs. A. E. Chapman and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. G1lane Of Rochester,
arrived in Redwood Falls yesterday.
Supt. C. w. Street attended the
Convention of Superintendent held
at Minneapolis last week.
Miss Helen Everett will arrive the
last of this week to spend her spring
vacation with her parents, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. C. V. Everett.
Vidocq, the 2,250-pound Percheron
stallion owned by R. E. Fuller, will
begin the season at the Banner Liv-
cry Barn (owned by w. F. Jackson)
Saturday, April A. 36-1t
Rud Stensvad went to Minneapolis
last night to attend the Democratic
Conference held there today. Mr..
Stensvad will return Thursday or
Friday.
Don't fail to eat your supper at
the Christian Church on Wednesday
evening April 1. 35-2t
! The Upstreamers met the Morgan
basket ball players Friday evening,
and won the game, the score being
AZ to 10.
The presence of all Rebekah's is
desired at lodge tomorrow night,
April 1, when an art exhibit will be
held Please bring your purse, as a
small entrance fee will be charged.
Mrs. G. R. Pryor was called to
Monrose Monday, by the serious i'll
ness Of her father, Mr.. VIM. McCar-
dell, who visited here for month
during the past winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. P. Larson drove
to Lucan Sunday. Miss Mable Mil
bradt accompanied them as far as
/ Seaforth, where she visited her moth
er.
Miss Vean Baldwin arrived from
St. Peter Saturday, to spend her
spring vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. HI. A. Baldwin. $40.
A chance for you to make little
sum. How? See page sos of the
April number of Everybody's Maya
zine.
Miss Dean Baldwin wishes to an
nounce the opening of the spring
term of kindergarten. Any children
wishing to attend should be sent as
soon as possible. 36-4t
Rodney Wells, who is attending
Drake College at Dies Moines, spent
his weeks vacation with his parents
and grandparents J here, returning
Sunday to Iowa.
Mrs. O.. j. Bollum entertained the
ladies of st. Veronica SIS Guild at her
home last Thursday afternoon. A de-
licious luncheon was served at five
o'clock About thirty members were
in attendance.
The trustees of the Redwood Falls
!. cemetery association met yesterday
with Mrs. Anna Ward. Among the
. business transactions was the hir.
ring of Or3on Wells as SEXTON OF
the cemetery.
E. E. Lang and his mother arrived
Saturday and will make their home
!. here during the summer. c. NJ. Lang
. another son, will come in about q
, week and the two men will work un.
der the direction of their brother-in.
, law, Mr.. Schilt, during the summer
, months.
Special Sale of hand-painted China
at. Asleson's Saturday, April a.. Re
|, member we give votes on the Shet.
J land Pony. Boil
The Scenic City Band reorganizet
last Wednesday night with the fol
lowing members as officers: M. Lau
! terbach, Pres, J. Geroy, Vice-Pres.
E. Henschke Sec, E. V. Hockett
Treas, ]. J. Jueneman, Instructor
| A. Kenney and F. Theiring Mana
: gers. The open air concerts will b
+ given during the summer as the.
= have been heretofore.
The Wabasso. Building & Loan As
ISOLATION has been in successful oper
alton for over twelve years. Durin,
T that time they have been making loan
!. on village property, payable on tn
/ monthly installment plan and hav
: numerous satisfied customers Full
i particulars regarding their plan o
operation can be obtained by apply
\ ing to the secretary. Paul A. Callag