The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-12-02
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oils Monday night on q short business
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| u F., Johanneck, of .Wabasso, was "a
visitor at Redwood Falls last We'd
neday. NJ; II
Flannel shirts dry cleaned and
pressed for a quarter at the Clean
ing Works. 19-1t
Miss M. Clark, who is teaching at
Milroy, spent Thanksgiving at her
home here.
Miss Augusta Mansfeldt, Of Nor
gan, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents here.
DIR. Aldrich and Loval Johnson OF
Beview, attended the football game
here Thursday.
Miss Whitmore went to her home
at Excelsior Wednesday, returning
Sunday night. Us
Robt. Johnson, of Seaforth, came
over Thursday to see the Redwood
Manchester game.
Mrs. Mosher, living southwest OF
town, has gone to Illinois for an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
Misses Anna and Ruth Mclean
spent Thanksgiving with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Mclean.
Mr.. Corbett, of Minneapolis, ar
rived Wednesday for short visit at
the home Of his son, Joe Corhett.
! Word was received here last week
to the effect that Monroe Baldwin of
this city is now located on the ranch
of F. A. Gray near Vista, California.
Ward Drake, Roy Kuck and F. E.
Hockett returned last Friday from a
deer hunting trip in the Black Duck
county. TIL y succeeded in capturing
the only deer they saw.
The Equality Club will meet with
Mrs. A. D. McRae Monday afternoon,
December 7, at 8 o'clock. All inter
ested are cordially invited to be pres
ent.
| Now is the time to order that new
suit or overcoat before Xmas. Re
member I guarantee fit and salts
faction. I guarantee my Innings for
two seasons. Wright, The Tailor.
Phone 314. 19-1t
| Mrs. Henry Logan was very pleas
antly surprised at her home ON Fri
day evening. The occasion being her
birthday. Those present were Messrs.
and Mesdames, Hyde, Peabody, Mans
feldt, Bollum, Mrs. Cherry and Mis-
ses Edith Bollum and Irene Hyde.
DR. and Mrs. F. A. Cone left Mon
day evening for their home at Man
kato after few days visit with OLE
friends here. DR.. Cone made the
speech of acceptance and preached
the sermon at the dedication of the
pipe organ at the Methodist church
| Sunday morning.
F. F. Ellsworth, congressman-elect
does not expect to go to washington
coon as has been stated. When asked
when he expected to leave for WASH
;noton. he said he would probably g
about the middle of February, whicf
will be shortly before the new mem
bers of congress enter upon thell
duties.
The ladies of the Methodist churcf
gave a reception at the church Mon
dav afternoon from three to nve
o'clock for Mrs. F. A. Con eof Man
kato. A large number of the iadies
MANY of whom were associated VII
Mrs Cone in her former work IN the
local church attended and the reunion
was greatly enjoyed. The hostesse'
served sherbet and cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Murset enter
tanned a large company of relative:
at their home Thanksgiving Day
Among the guests were Mrs. Muir
sets three sisters and their families
namely Mr.. and Mrs. James Peter
son and family, of Sleepy Eye, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Lindeman of Rowena
and Miss Lydia Hauptli of Clements
Mrs. Murset's neice, Miss Thelm;
Lindeman of Bingham Lake, Mr.. ant
Mrs. E. V. Hockctt, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Kinney and Oscar Murset O
Franklin were the other members o
the party.
Andrew Cook, who has had his plac
: completely 1cmodeled and equipped
expects to hold a grand opening OF
December 8, when the public is in
vited to inspect his place and partak
of a sumptuous meal. ST. Peter ha
, been greatly handicapped by lack Q
a proper place where short order meal
and lunches could be obtained and Nh
, Cooks enterprise is intended to over
come this drawback. He will also serv
regular meals and will endeavcr +
, merit the best patronage.-St. Pete
Free Press.