The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-05-12


Miss Lehrer, Mrs. Arthur Yackel
and Mrs. Nuessle of Springfield were
shoppers here last Thursday.
/ This being the week for the hold
ing of the Grand Chapter there will
]. be no meeting Of the local o. E. S.
Miss Agnes Lauterbach went to
St. Peter Sunday for weeks visit
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fried of Glib
bon were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred. Murset. They returned
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Hall Of Wood
Lake motored down Saturday to at
tend Queen Esther and remained over
Sunday as the guest of relatives.
VIM. Peavey arrived from Mon
tana Sunday for a weeks visit with
friends and relatives here after which
he intends to make a trip East.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Hall returned
Saturday from their visit at Wood
Lake and Granite Falls. Mrs. Halls
sister, who was seriously i'll is some
what better.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hamre of Wood
Lake, accompanied by Henry Bah
cock, attended the presentation OF
Queen Esther last Saturday night,
returning to Wood Lake Sunday.
To win, one must know, and to
know, take course in the Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Min
nesota 41-2t
In this issue N W. Cobleigh an
nounces his candidancy for Represen-
tative from Redwood County. Mr..
Cobleigh is well-known throughout
the county, highly respected by ev-
eryone and will not be an easily over
come opponent.
Mrs. Bertha Peterson of Wabasso
purchased the residence property now
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lauter-
bach last week, Mrs. Peterson will
take possession sometime this month.
Robt. F. Wherland was the former
owner of the property.
L. M. SWEET and F. P. Wright of
Sioux Rapids Iowa have formed
partnership and the new firm will
start work this week. Mr.. Wright
is an experienced tailor who will be
able to skillfully handle all work in
his line and the shop is equipped for
doing all kinds of dry-cleaning, re-
pairing and remodeling. Mr.. Wright
will return Thursday to begin his
work here.
Frank Notion of Waubon came
down last week to assist his family
in getting ready to leave Redwood
Falls for their new home. Mrs. Mol
ton and children will visit he par
ents in Montana for a month after
which they will join Mr.. Notion at
i Waubon. Mr. Notion is much pleased
with the prospects for big year and
believes the Mahnomen country has
a splendid agricultural future.
At the nesting Of the Commercial
Club held in the club rooms last even
ing. the Club passed a resolution rec
ommeading to the City Council that
it take .niatiory stems toward the
erection Of city hall, the building
to BE- erected on the site Ct the pres
ert fre-squipment building. Defui 2
arrangements were also made with
the Scenic City Band to plsy Memoir
ial Day, during the Semi Centennial
!, and at stated intervals during the
summer months.
f. F. Ellsworth Ct Mankato, cam
didate for Congress from the Sec
ond District wss a visitor in Red
wood Falls last Friday and Saturday.
This is the first of Mr.. EIlsworth's
get-acquainted visits in Redwood
County, and he expects to return to
other sections Of the county this week
to make a thorough canvas. Mr.. Els
worth is meeting with encouragement
from al sources, and his friends are
very hopeful Of the outcome Of The
primary election, which is apparent
" the only real contest in the Con
gressional campaign.
There viii be a track meet at the
Fair Grounds at o'clock Friday af-
ternoon the town and High School
teams to be the contestants. The
events will be as follows: 800 yard
dash, 100 yard dash. go yard dash
Il mile, iamile, ! milo and nils
dashes. hammer throw. shot put
discus throwing, pole vault, hig
iunp. broad jump, 10 yard higf
hurdle, go yard low hurdle and 4.
mile relay. It is the intention t
make this meet the beginning of :
series Of track meets and to interes
the public IN nigh school athletics