The Redwood gazette., 1914-03-17

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leave today for Long Prairie, Mimi,
where he will work t,his trade as
coBbler.
DO You want more facts and fig.
Eures in conneation with DR.. Sanfords
lecture last Sunday evening" you
will find them ia the Union Signal At
the Public Library.
The four-year daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Arnett was very ~
with appendicites last week She IS
improving quite rapidly at present.
Mr. Vihstadt Of Seney, Mich, was
in Redwood Falls last week; in the
interests of his real estate business
and visiting with his son, Albert Vih-
tadt.
The North Redwood Ladies Aid
will meet Thursday March 19, with
Mrs. Martha Lindemam at her home.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
Sam Lord, the chairman of the
State Tax Commission was here We'd
nesday to. meet with the assessors.
A largely attended and very success
full meeting Of the assessors was held.
e. A. Pease has installed several
new display counters in his hardware
store and now has all his shelf hard
ware on display after the manner of
variety stores, thereby adding great
ly to the convenience of his customers.
Walter Seebeck, who has been
quite seriously i'll with typhoid fever,
has recovered enough to enable him
to be about again, having been able
to 90 about the house and yard of
his home for severo' days.
Mrs. w. B. Clement, Mrs. F. Lob
dell and Mrs. C. w. Street were the
members of the committee who fur
nished the evenings entertainment at
The Shamrock Party given by the
Eastern Stars last Wednesday even
ing. The entertainment was very
novel and pleasing.
In a short letter recently re-
ceived from Adam Alexander who is
located at North Yakima, Wash, the
information that that section Of coun-
try is having fine spring weather and
tthe lawns are already green. Even
at that Washington has only a very
little the better of Minnesota.
5-Thos. Arnett came up from Red
wood Falls Wednesday night Accom-
panying him was Geo. Wells, of the
same place, who is looking over the
town with an idea of investing some
money here.-Mahnomen Pioneer.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will serve supper in the din.
ing room of the Church next Friday
evening, beginning at six o'clock. This
meal is to be served at twenty -fiv.
cents, per plate and everyone is cor
daily invited to attend.
+ The Sunday School Convention
held at the Methodist Church las
Sunday afternoon and evening wa
very well attended and was a sourc
! of interest and entertainment to al
who attended. Rev, Gone was tn
principal speaker in the evening".
The young ladies who are attend
ing the Normal School at Mankate
returned to their school duties Mon
day after weeks vacation spent a
their various homes. Miss Katherin
Callaghan went to Tracy Sunday TO
. short visit with friends before re
turning to her work as teacher at tn
Mankato Normal School.
The stock shippers who were men
toned in the last issue of The Ga
zette obtained the highest price fo
the sixteen carloads Of stock shippe
by them, none of them failing b.
more than five cents of reaching tn
top market This was the third train
load Of stock to be shipped from Red
wood Falls within the past tw
months. 1t is expected that anothe
train win be ready before summe
opens