The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-14
Grin Wolverton 4 starbi4g the
erection of new residence.

II erection of new residence.
4 A. d. McRae IS AWAY on q tour Of
inspection in Northern Minnesota.
/ There win be NO mid-week meeting
at the Presbyterian Church this
! week.
A marriage license was granted
last week to- Theresa Bierl and
Charles Berbe1ich.
The st. Veronica Guild will meet
with Mrs. H. M. Aune next Thurs
day afternoon from three to FIVE.
Mrs. Joseph Tyson entertained six
girl friends last Friday evening in
honor of Miss Irma Houghmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Gordon have
returned from Watertown S. D.,
where they spent the winter with
their daughter.
Wallace Stewart left Thursday for
Remer, Cass County, where he will
manage his fathers farm during the
coming season.
Roth Ticker Of the State Univer-
sity spent the weekend in Redwood
Falls. Mr.. Ticker is friend of Miss
Helen Koblitz.
Rev. VIM. Jobusch and Robt. Stew
art left today to attend the Presby-
terry, which meets at Jackson this
week. They will return Friday.
/ w. F. Jackson sold Herff- Brooks
car to Buffalo Lake purchaser last
week, going as far as Danube with
the buyer on his return trip Mon
day.
/ Mrs C. v. Everett will go to Wi
mona Wednesday as delegate from
the Presbyterian Church to the State
Sunday School convention to be held
there this week.
/ Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Farver and
Miss Florence Budrow will attend the
State Sunday School convention at
Winona this week as delegates from
the Methodist Church.
! Mrs. VIM. Field returned last We'd
nesday from Tracy where she had
been for several weeks taking care
of Mrs. Towne, who has been very
i'll.
Double coupons will be given on
the following days: Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, April 16, II and 18.
on all cash received at Asleson's. 1t
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will have sale of aprons and other
useful articles at the basement of
the church April Is. The Country
Ladies will also have booth at this
sale. A 25c supper will be served
the same evening. Everybody is cor
/ daily invited. 38-1t
E. E. Lang and mother arrived
from Redfield, S. D., the first part
of last week. Mr.. Lang will be en-
fployed with Mr.. Schilt while The Con-
struction of the new Catholic church
is in progress, and may decide to
make this his permanent home.
Geo. Wells, of Redwood Falls, Is
in town this week. Mr.. Wells was
here some time ago looking the town
over with a view of locating her !,
but before he had the place well
sized up was taken sick and had to
return home. He has come to finish
his observations.-Ma hnomen Pioneer
The physicians of Redwood Falls
have finished the examination of the
school children and are much pleased
with the results, the boys and girls
being particularly healthy lot. Very
few serious troubles were found,
most of those who were not perfect
ly well suffering from adenoids, en-
larged tonsils or other easily reme-
died ailments.
c. A. Fobes, formerly manager Of
the Sleepy Eye Telephone Co., at
this place, has moved his family to-
Redwood Falls, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Fobes will
! be engaged in the electrical supply
business at Redwood Falls, having
bought out a firm doing this work
in that city. Mr.. and Mrs. FobesI
had many friends in Sleepy Eye, who
regret losing them as neighbors, but
we wish them success in their new
home.-Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch
Jack Miller, Perry Poison, Harry
Dickson and Henry. Miller rose Sum
day morning with the firm intention
of driving to Minneapolis After
series of forced stops they managed
to get as far as Waconia, where they
decided it would be quite as inter-
esting to spend the day at Coney Is
land as to go on to the Metropolis.