The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-12-16
OF CITY INTER
C. D. Thompson tr.
business at Wabasso last
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For Sale:-Household
Inquire Of j. w. Reno, Co..
1 Street. FL
/ Mrs. Cranz, of Morton,
among the out of town visitL
here Monday.
i Miss Rose Tosch, of Sleepy
Eye, was guest of her friend,
Miss Helen Lamberton, last
Thursday and Friday.
E. M. Wilson, of LambertOn,
gave Editor Erickson of the
Springfield Free Press, his able
assistance in getting out the IS
sue of last week.
The VIM Sisters will have
their annual fancy work sale at
Mrs. Goyer's store Thursday, !,
Thursday, December II. 21-1t
4 Kenneth Mckenzie has been
assisting in the repair work at
the New Dream, having come
down from Minneapolis to help
in that work.
Mrs. N. w. Cobleigh enter
tanned Mrs. Frank Parish, Mrs.
Ashford and Mrs. Balston of
Minneapolis, at her home one
day last week. Mrs. Balston has
been visiting her sisters, Mes
DANES Parish and Ashford.
Mrs. Fred Murset entertained
the ladies of the Priscilla Class
at her home last Wednesday
evening, being assisted in her
duties as hostess by her daugh
ter, Miss Alma. Mrs. H. Kuc
presided at the meeting. Re
freshments were served at ter
o'clock.
Robt. Byram, the manager Of
the New Dream, went to Min.
neapolis last week and purchased
a new drop curtain and new fix
lures to replace those injured in.
the recent fire. The whole build
ing is being rapidly put back to,
its former state of perfection by
through repairing and renova-i
ton and will be opened to the
public with an especially good
program next Thursday.
Father A. Schaefer, of Lucan,
was in Minneota Wednesday. He
tells us that he feels that he is
now permanently cured of the
ailments that for many years
have threatened his life. He has
undergone four operations and
has suffered enough, to put, any
ordinary man out of commission,
but he is now cheerful, If feeling
fine" and looks the picture of
health. -Minneota Mascot. Id
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker,
who left Delhi for Canada sew
eral months ago. have returned
to Delhi, purchased a farm Of
David McNaughton, and are con-
tent to settle down in Minnesota.
Mr.. Parker believes the United
States is the place for, all Uni
ted Statesmen to live and be-
lieves that Redwood County,
Minnesota, is the best section
of all.
Sievers Swenson, who resides
southwest of town, narrowly es-.
capped being seriously injured in
runaway one day last week.
While standing on the elevator
driveway, his team became
frightened and ran out into the
street and as they turned to one
side the box was thrown from
the wagon and rolled over upon
Mr. Swenson. The wagon was
badly broken before the horses.
were stopped, but the driver ,es-
caDed with only a few bruises
-Lamberton Star.
The sensation of the. week lis
that one of our young business
men is under suspicion of tam
pering with his scale. Parties in
terested are awaiting the action
of the county attorney in the
matter, to whom it was pointed
out that a lever continuance was
in place in the scale by which
the weight of 80 pound man
could be reduced to only 100
pounds. The county attorney
happened to be in town the very
day this little continuance was
discovered and was Immediately
called upon to inspect it. Be-
fore he got there. however, the
thing was ripped off.-Sacred
Heart Journal.
The Ladies Missionary So
ciety of the Presbyterian church
met on Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Sarchet for