The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-06-09


!, Mrs. French of Olivia, visited Mrs.
F. Robinson last week.
! Il will take in hogs Thursday, F ri
day and Saturday of this week o..
S. Durham. 46-1t
Miss Ruth Barber has returned
from Mankato, where she attended
the Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Griswold of
Granite Falls, were visitors here dur
ing the Semi Centennial
Mrs. H. Olson returned to her home
at Waseca Thursday, after visit at
the Hitchcock and Clement homes.
The Presbyterian Church and Sun
day School will have picnic in Ram
sey State Park, Wednesday, June II.
Mrs. Coffee and her daughter, Miss
Nettie of Excelsior visited at the
home of Mrs. Irene Marsh last week.
Miss M. Francis Moore entertained
her sister, Mrs. H. w. Schroeder from
Wednesday till Saturday of last week.
Don't forget the sale of lots We'd
nesday that Miss Collins is going to
have. 46-1t
Miss Lydia Yackel of Lamberton,
and Mrs. Benz. Schmidt of Milroy,
visited their sister, Mrs. N. F. Dripps,
last week.
Mrs. Torger Strand returned today
to her home at Huron, S. D., after
2 visit at the home of her brother,
Ray Tenney.
Mrs. Grace Simpson returned Sun
day to her home in Minneapolis af
ter visit with ner parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Ferris.
Miss Adah Tenney has returned
from her school work at Huron, S.
ID, and is spending her vacation with
friends and relatives here.
You save from one to three yards
of goods on each gown, by learning
to dressmake by Shows System Gar
ment cutting.
Miss Esther Field, who is study
ing at Minneapolis hospital to be-
come a trained nurse is at home for
a short vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Weldon drove
to Wabasso Sunday. They witnessed
the defeat of the Redwood Ball Club,
the score being to 1 in favor of
! Wabasso
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Louie E. Fixen and Ellnora Book,
John j. Scheffier and Mile Lussen-
hop, and Carl Klabunde and Katie !
Kuelbs.
w. F. jackson and his assistant
salesman, Mr. Aldrich, will leave
Tuesday for Minneapolis, with par
ty of prospective auto purchasers, and
will bring back with them a new sup
ply of standard machines.
The old members of the N. W. O. /
R. club had reunion at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Aune last
Saturday evening, when Mrs. Aune
and Mrs. E. Kuenzli were hostesses
at six o'clock dinner. Seven mem
bers of the club were present.
The summer season for outdoor
concerts by the Scenic City Band
will open next Friday evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
the farmers as well as the Redwood
Falls residents, to attend these con-
certs, which will be a weekly occur
renee during the summer months.
Ed. n Preston, Jr., who was
resident here thirty-cne years ago,
and now living at Unionville, Conn,
came last week to attend the Semi
Centennial and will remain for a
short time longer, the guest CT Mr..
and Mrs. F. W. Philbrick. Mr.. Pres
ton was accompanied by his nephew,
H. E. Daley of Boston, who also
lived here as young boy. Mr.. Daley
has returned
F. L. Warner, of the Mahnomen
Land Company, visited with his fam
lily here during the Semi Centennial,
returning to Mahnomen Monday. Mr..
Warner reports that the company is
doing steadily increasing business,
and has recently acquired a number
of improved farms, which it viii dis
pose of during the summer. The
statesmen of the company have pros
poets of very busy summer.
Brigadier Mary Stillwell BOOTH
of Chicago, viii speak at the Pres
byterian Church next Sunday even
ing at o'clock 1t will be a Union
Il Service. The subject is "Rescue and
Slum Work The Male Quartz. will
sing several selections. In the after
noon there viii be a meeting for
women and girls over sixteen exclu-
sively. The Girls Choir will sing.
Subject "Whv Girls Go Wrongp In