The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-03-17
"A son was born this morning to
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McP herson.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mop herson.
John Gratz Of New Ulm was
business visitor here thursday.
Fred Schieuter Of Renville Coun-
! ty was caller here Last Thursday.
! Sen. Frank Glague was at Glenn
] ents Monday in the interests Of one Of
| his clients. ss$s
/ A. ]. White returned last week
/ from d business trip, to various points
in Illinois.
Albert Trust of Minneapolis visited
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Mckay last week.
\ If you want to buy horses, cattle,
. hogs or sheep, attend Banker 3 Dem
nistoun's public sale at the stock
yards, March "a. Salt
The Young Ladies Sewing Club
met with Miss Tina Ackman last
Tuesday night and passed q very
pleasant evening.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mckay of
Delhi were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. David McNaughton
Wednesday.
IF. R. Lobdell expects to- enlarge
the capacity Of his building by an
addition "a thevrear This change
Twill be made early this spring
E DIR. Lyman Dentist has moved
This office from Granite Block to the
new building, first door west of Ar
mory. 1925
Mrs. C. v. Everett and Mrs.
Horace Jones will entertain at Saint
Patrick's party at the home of Mrs.
Everett this afternoon.
/ Mrs. Schildknecht and N. F.
Dripps will drive to Lamberton to-
morrow to attend the Yackel- Dripps
wedding Thursday. They will make
the trip by car.
The Pythian Sisters will have the
second of their social evenings at the
Pythian Hall this evening. The affair
will be in the nature of celebration
of Saint Patrick's Day.
N. F. Dripps was called to Lam
berton Sunday by his extended bust
ness interests there (The Gazette
is indebted to G. "A. Schildknecht for
the above item.)
Miss Addie Bigham arrived Sun
day for an indefinite visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Bigha1n.
Miss Bigham has been a linotype
operator on the Democrat, at Madi-
son, Wis, for some time past.
C. A. Lauterbach attended. the
meeting of the Second District edi-
tors which was held at Winnebago
last Friday. MIR. Lauterbach also
visited relatives and friends at st.
Peter, returning to Redwood Falls
Sunday. 4z MaHe
u John Schilt, contractor and ar
chitect, was here Friday. returning
to his home at Redfield S. d., Sun
day. Mr.. Schilt who was given the
contract for building the new tCath-
II'olia Church, rented "A house, whitd he
was in town and will bring. his. fam
lily here next week with. the expecta-
ton of making Redwood Falls his
permanent home.
The Wabasso Building & Loan As
ISOLATION has been in successful oper-
: alton for over twelve years. During
! that time they have been making loans
on village property, payable on the
monthly installment plan andS have
numerous satisfied customers. Full
particulars regarding their plap of
operation can be obtained by. Spply-
ing to the secretary, Paul A. sCallag-
han, at Wabasso, MINI. 34-3t.
Norman county, Sntinues4to be
dry. Every town ip the county that
voted on the proposition. returned big
majorities against license. Ada voted
dry by the largest majority ever Civ
en- for no-license in the history of
the village. Lake Park, which has
been dry for many years, remains
dry-Mahnomen Pioneer.
The Carleton Glee Club will sing
at the Opera Hall at Morton, Mon
day, March 80. This Club consists
of twenty-four voices including Prof.
Strong, one of the greatest tenors in
the country. The Club has its own
accompanist, and an excellent reader
and impersonator. Seats will sell at
SOC, 35c and 25c. Reserved seat tick
cts at City Drug Store after March
20. 3l-1t
John Henle and Fred Steinke
Commissioners of Brown County, met
the commissioners of Redwood Coun-
ty Thursday, to discuss the advisibili-
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