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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-09-08

Attorney Frank Clague was a
visitor at Lamberton Tuesday.
County Agent J. E. Neil was a
Redwood Falls visitor Wednes-
day.
Milo Jones was a business Wis
itor at Morgan Tuesday of last
week.
Miss Emma Abraham left Sat
urday for a visit at her home at
Gaylord.
Try the Ambition" cigar
made by E. P. Gerber of Red
wood Falls. 7-2t
Miss Edith Bollum returned
Thursday from an extended visit
at various places in South Da-
kota and Minnesota.
VIM. Rosendahl expects a car
load of 1916, Studebaker cars
to arrive here this week. The
cars are already Sold.
James Smithers left last week
for a visit in the Twin Cities and
with friends at Marshalltown,
Iowa. He returned Monday.
Mrs. A. G. Pratt, Supt. ,of
County Schools, returned to Red
wood Falls Friday after a bust
ness trip to the Twin Cities and
Sleepy Eye.
Attorney Miles Porter and
family Of Mankato and Mrs. Por-
ter of Vernon Center motored
over Saturday to spend Sunday
with Sen. and Mrs. F. Clague.
Miss Cora Gimmestead, who is
an experienced trimmer of hats,
will work for the fall and winter
season with Mrs. Jennie JOHN
son. Miss Gimmestead's home
is at Belview.
At the w. G. T. u. meeting
last Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Collins, who attended the recent
state convention held at Fair
mont, reported that the diamond
medal in the speaking contest
was won by Geo. Hamilton of
Walnut Grove.
Miss Ruth Swenson left Mon
day for Winona where she will
enter upon a two years course
at the State Normal School
there. Miss Swenson has taught
for two years since her gradu-
alton from the Redwood Falls
high school.
Miss Anna Fobes Of Redwood
Fills arrived here last Friday
and visited at the Adams and
Maloney homes until Monday
morning when she returned to
her home. Miss Fobes is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Al.
Fobes formerly Sleepy Eye resi-
dents. Sleepy Eye Dispatch.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-09-08
OF CITY INTEREST

Supt. d. S. Brainard was a
Mankato visitor Wednesday.
Rep. Albert Hauser of Sleepy
Eye was Redwood Falls visi-
tor Friday.
G. w. Waters, of Minneap-
oils, transacted business here
last week.
Clarence Hillig, of Morgan,
spent Thursday with Redwood
Falls friends.
Il j. w. gHopfenspirger and son
sof Sleepy Eye were business
visitors here Friday.
JAS. A. Larson was in Red
wood Falls Friday en- route from
Walnut Grove to st. Paul.
I'll. j. Larson drove 20 Mime
I apolis Friday to attend the au-
tomobile races and returned Sun
day.
Donald Gold leaves today for
the East to resume his work at
Williams College at Bridgeport,
Conn.
w. B. Clement and Geo. Ogren
drove to Minneapolis Friday af-
ternoon to attend the speedway
races.
w. H. Gold and family were
guests at dinner at the Adrian
Bennett home at Renville Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Davis and her daughters
and Mrs. Denny went to Wa
basso Thursday where they were
guests of relatives until Sunday.
The Stevens, Gleason, Piper
and Fink families of Sanborn
and the McRae family of Red
wood Falls enjoyed a picnic sup
per in Ramsey Park Sunday
evening.
Miss Helen Fruen and her
brothers, Kenneth and Donald
Fruen, returned to their home
at Minneapolis Friday, after
spending the summer at the
Winn Farm
F. o. Orth and Vincent Sta
beck Of Minneapolis we're Red
wood Falls visitors last We'd
nesday, going from here in COM
pany with w. H. Geld and DON
aid Gold, to Raymond where Mr..
Orth has business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Hell
man, who have been guests of
Mr.. Heilman's parents, left
Thursday for Watertown, Wis,
where they will make short
visit before going to their home
at Iowa City.
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dec, was visitor here Friday.
Edit. Edw. Weldon, Of. Wa
basso, was q visitor here Mon
day.
4. Arnett drove to Mahnonlen
last week with a party of land
seekers.
Chauncey Bulen and j. L. Doig
Of Walnut Grove were visitors
here Sunday.
JOS. Fischer Jr. of New Ulm
is the guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Louis Schultz.
w. Bissonette returned Sun
day from a business trip through
southwestern Minnesota.
Gilbert McDougall and D. R.
Met orquodale Of Delhi were
Redwood Falls visitors Monday.
Miss Gertrude Alberts will
leave this week for Valparaiso,
Ind, to resume her musical stud
| les.
Mr.. and Mrs. GOodkind, Of
Minneapolis, were over Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. L.
Tout.
Andy Luscher left Thursday
for Minneapolis for a few days
visit with friends and to attend
the races.
Miss Lora Francois enter
tanned a company of her girl
friends at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Ethel Anderson went to
Franklin Monday to take up her
work as teacher in the high
school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Ward and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mckay drove
to Minneapolis Saturday for a
few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Babcock
returned last week from Web
ster, Wis, where they spent the
last four weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Jaehning drove to
st. Paul Thursday in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Jaeh-
ming of Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. French
and Mrs. Alec. McCorquodale of
Olivia were vuests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Kuenzli last week.
Mrs. I'll. E. Jones will leave
today for Minneapolis with her
son Kenneth, who will have his
eyes treated while in the city.
Auditor and Mrs. L. P. Lar
son and children drove to Lucan
Sunday. Vern Larson, who has
been spending the summer with
his uncle at Lucan, returned with
them, to enter school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Francois
returned Tuesday from Redwood
Falls. Mrs. Francois had spent
two weeks there while Mr.. Fran
co.'s went over Sunday Mar
shall News-Messenger.
Miss Webber of Hastings,
Mimi, arrived last week and will
be in the millinery store Of Cora
ID. Fox for the fall and winter
season. Miss Weber spent her
vacation at Chicago and Mil
waukee.
/ C. A. Neufert went to Daw-
son last week to assist the Aune
and Thune store at Dawson in
putting on a sale. This firm is
soon to move into its recently
built store building. Mr.. Neu-
fert returned Sunday.
/ Contractor Frank Hockett will
erect another house in this vii
lage this fall, the same being for
Peter Prokosch on lots south of
the Catholic church. The work
will commence some time this
month Morgan Messenger.
Arnold Yackel, who has been
assisting his brother, A. j., at
the drug store the past sum-
mer, left Monday for vacation,
he expects to enter school at
Redwood Falls at the beginning
of the fall term. Springfield
Free Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Isham left
Wednesday for Billings, Mont,
where they will be guests of
their daughter, Mrs. Williams,
for the next month. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isham made a short visit
at Minneapolis before going to
Billings.
Miss Zel1na Thune left last
Thursday for a trip through Vel
loWstone Park and a visit at the
San Francisco fair. Miss Thune
will travel with a party which
linc111f3nc Mavnn. and Mrs pow.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-24
HOME WEDNESDAY
MleHT FROM DENVER

Secretary H. v. George of the Can
on City chamber OF commerce return
ed home Wednesday night from Dem
YER whore he attended a meeting OF
the Colorado StAte Good Roads asso-
citation the previous day as = repres-
entative u the commercial and auto
mobile interests hare.
The meeting was held at the Albany
hotel and was attended by twenty-six
delegates- vArious matters looking
to the Improvement OF the public
highway system Of Colorado were
discussed: amohE them . plan sub
mitted By The Mountain States Teie-
phone . TELEGRAPH company to pub
lish . daily baIIstin Of the condition
a IL hiEhuayp of he state during
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on Lincoln Park and some interest
beari3g notes. to Mrs. Lowry. The
latter was in no way connected with
the deceased by family ties. but for
. number Of years past has been an
intimate friends.
Dr. R. D. Atkinson. of Florence.
coronr of Fremont county. was here
this morning and made an investiga-
tion OF the causes of Mrs. Leeper's
death. which he certified as result
ing from heart failure produced by
an apopleptic stroke. He decided
that q formal inquest was not neces-
sary under the circumstances. The
time Of the funeral will not be an
nounced until relatives Of the deceas-
ed in Ohio can be heard from.
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GREAT BUNCH Of PLEASURE
ARRANGED FOR CHILDREN

II the parents of this town appre-
ciated half the pleasure ami value
the children will get out Of tho ..-au-
tauQus there wouldn't be child in
the whole town without a season
ticket
Miss De Wolfe who has charge Of
the play work is here and a humid
red children and lot o. others are
already In love with her.
She has had several enthusiastic
meetings with the children.
Every morning for week she will
meet the children at a. m. at the
Y. N. G. A. gymnasium. They will
practice the play and enjoy games and
folk dances and have a general good
time.
Every afternoon Miss De Wolfe VIII
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-24
the ChAUTAUQUA IS ON
The Chautauqua IS on.

The Chautauqua is on.
Il opened this afternoon at the big tent
On the Washington school grounds.
For full week Canon City viii have the
greatest array Of entertainers ever brought to
this county.
If you live out in the country you never
had better reason for coming into town than
this week.
Half rates have been granted by the D. &
r. G. from all stations between Howard and
Westcliffe and Canon City Its good time
to make a shopping trip or Chautauqua
trip.
Cut loose for few days and come down.
You must hear Thaviu's Band. That alone
is worth coming for.
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meet the children at the tent and
take them to section reserved for
them.

meet the children at the tent and
take them to a section reserved for
them.
Two or three afternoons when lee
lures are on, which will not especial
ly interest the children. Miss De-
Wolfe will take them for a play hour
or on a picnic.
In the evening the children will
all come at seven o'clock and Miss
De Wolfe will tell stories and play
with them until Chautauqua opens.
Miss De Wolfe is a teacher in Ma
ture Studies. She is great on birds.
She will teach the Canon City boys
and girls something about birds and
the Canon City boys and girls will
try to show Miss De Wolfe some Colo
RADIO birds, she has never seen be-
fore.
Besides all this a man supervisor
will be here tonight. who will take
charge Of the boys and do some Boy
Scout stunts.
Now to take part in the play out of
door, no ticket will be required. But
to go into the big tent and to take
part in the Return OF the Patriots. .
and to do lot of the stunts season
ticket is necessary.
As a ticket for it all-morning. af-
ternoon and night-all the play time
and Chautauqua time-will cost only
one dollar for the child IA years, or
younger. 1t looks like every child in
town ought 10 have ticket.
Parents-if you have no kids of your
own, it would be nice to see that
some other peoples children. who may
not be able to buy tickets, get in
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U. E. SIDEBOTTOM NOW
RUNS TWO FLOUR MILLS

Mr.. U. E. sidebottom recently re-
turned from Norton, Kansas. where
he put through deal to buy large
-four mill m that town. Mr.. AL.
hirAman, formerly in charge Of the
mill here will take charge of the Nor
ton mill
Since returning from Kansas Mr..
Sidebottom has consummated a lease
with the owners of the Peerless Mill
Of Canon City, SO that he will con-
tinue to reside here. which Will be
satisfactory news to Mr.. Sidebot-
TOMS many Canon City friends.
Mr. Sidebottom has made an un-
questioned success Of the milling busi-
ness. He is putting out -four that
sells well, and he is making and ship
ping about as much -four as the mill
can manufacture. The purchase of
the Kansas mill in the heart of one
Of the best wheat countries in the
world and the operating Of the two
mills in conjunction will enable Mr..
Sidebottom to supply the demand for
the products he has put ON the mar
ket better than ever before.
Last week Mr.. G. NJ. Miles. repres-
enting the Barnard and Leas Mfg. Co,
Of Moline, III. was in Canon City and
arranged to equip the new mill at
Norton Kansas With large bill of
new machinery. Mr.. Miles stated
while here that the equipment he
would put in the Kansas mill will
make it one Of the most up-to-date
mills in Kansas. Mr.. Miles who IS
an expert in machinery milling and
grain. and who is familiar with every
great wheat growing section of the
great west said that Norton coun-
~ was one OF the best limestone
wheat growing counties in Kansas.
always producing wheat rich in giu.
ten, hour made from which was very
popular on the Chicago market
z Mr. sidebottom's connections In
Norton viii put him in touch with
the best wheat market in the world
and will give him a supply of wheat
for the Canon City mill better than
he has ever had hefore.
The following isem is clipped from
a recent issue of the Norton. Kansas.
Daily Telegram:
~. E. Sidebottom of Canon City,
Colorado. who has been inspecting
the Norton Milling and Elevator
company Proposition at Norton for
two days has gone to Kansas City
with Roy HuIshizer with expectation
Of closing q contract for the Norton
mill Mr.. Sidebottom had confer
ences while here with the dealers
and received encouragement from
them Of their moral and substantial
support of the local mill; ne is well
and favorably impressed with our city
and country and prospects for milling
business He is q miller of expert
ence and pleasing personality. and
thoroughly understands the business
wants Of the people. A Mr.. Al. Kirk
man. who operated the mill four years
win take charge Extensive improve
ments win be made at once and mill
started In time for the first of the
season wheat. Mr.. Kirkman ls q
thorough miller competent and relia-
BILE and We win certainly be pleased
to have him locate with US again"
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MRSA .lEPER
FOUND DEAD IN
CHICKEN YARD

Mrs. Caroline L. Eeeper. widow of
the late Samuel Leeper. aged about
eighty years, was found dad In the
chicken yard at her home. corner OF
Lombard street and Grand avenue,
Lincoln Park. by Mrs l. D. Shepherd
about o'clock Monday afternoon The
cause OF death is unknown. but is
supposed to have resulted from q
sudden attack Of appopIexy.
Mrs. Shepherd went to the home Of
the deceased to make . social call.
bur receiving no response to her re-
peated knocks on the front door made
her way into the back yard in search
OF Mrs. Leeper. whom she felt sure
must be somewhere about the place.
At first she was unable TO locate her,
but . few minutes later discovered
her lying ifeless on the ground in the
chicken pens where she apparently had
gone several hours previously to feed
some little chicks. Mrs. Shepherd
informed the peighbors OF her discov-
cry and the body was carried into
the house and an undertaken sum-
moned to prepare Il for burial.
How long she had been dead when
Mrs. Shepherd visited the place is
conjectural. but as the body was rigid
when found 1t is believed TO have
taken place early in the day. prob
ably very shortly after the deceas-
ed had eaten her breakfast. The
fact that the days housework had
not been done lends color to the the
ory that she had been dead for con-
adorable length Of time.
Ms. Leeper's husband died three
years ESQ and since that time The
deceased had lived alone. Hsr fE1sals
advised her Of the folly ana isnpra-
A1nces n1 Asnch . lanslV saintsncs and
endsasored TO prevail upon her 20
employ housekeeper and companion
{, take care OF her In case OF illness.
but all to no purpose. She has no
family relatives in this county. or in
Colorado 30 far as can be aecertained.
although some of her kindred are un-
derstood to be living in Ohio. A
cousin. Mrs. Marshall Brown, of Cam
bridge. Ohio. was informed by tele-
graph Monday afternoon OF the death
OF Mrs. Leeper. but thus far no re-
ply has been received from her. Mrs.
Isola Lowry OF FL Paso. Texas. came
here few years ago to make her
home with Mrs. Leeper. but the lat
ter was unable to Withstand the an
noyance caused by Mrs. Lowry's chill
dren and the family returned to FL
Paso. 1t is understood that a will
was subsequently, made by Mrs. Leep-
er in which she conveyed all her
property, consisting OF n little ranch
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THE PROGRAM
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CANON CITY CHAUTAUQUA---).- Ii to 5oth.

Something doing for the Boys ai Girls every day outside
hole week who will spend all their time helping the Boys and
Girls have Good Time Watch for special announcements.
THURSDAY. JUNE 24th.
AFTERNOON-The big opemng-The Killarney Girls
IN program Of Irish music sunshine with Rita Rich the
lead. Admission 1sc
~NIGHT-The Killarney Girls again also MI, Adrian
Newens Americas foremost monologst humorist Ad
mission 3se.
FRIDAY, JUNE 25th
AFTERNOON-Musi Schulz Robbins Company,
also Enid Tlotson, also Ned Woodman arst-humorist
Admission age.
NIGHT---More music by afternoon performers.
Address by Gov. r. B. Glenn Of North Carolina, of
Americas greatest oraos Admission soc.
SATURDAY, JUNE 26th.
AFTERNOoN-The Riner Sisters in program full OF
bumor good cheer Also Dr. E. T. Hagerman phoso-
Phef Of sunshine. Admission age.
NlGHT-The Riner Sisters agan. Also Sidney Landon,
mpersonato great you have known Of Admission 3sc
SUNDAY, JUNE 27th.
AFTERNOON-Mme Van Closter with Howard Han
high class muscs recital Also Mr. Glenn Frank,
speaker OF national reputation. Admission 15c.
EvENING-Anosher Van cloisser musical recital. Also
Opie Reed, the famous novelist Admission soe
MONDAY, JUNE 20th.
AFTERNOON--The greatest musical in che his
cory Of Western Chsu,auqrs. Thavius Wonderful Band
Also the European Grand Opera Singers. Admission soe
European Grand opsn Singer. Adn..ion sec.
EIlESnAy JUNE 7sh
AFTERNOON---The American Girls, musical, patriotic
big TOR the children The spectacular play The
Patriots put by the children themselves under
the direction OF lady who enage chdrens
Of play Admission age
NIGHT---The American Girls again.
Also Senator T. Gore, the famous blind and
brilliant Admission soc.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3Oth
AFTERNOON-The Brooke-ngram Folks, dainty, in-
terestng, musical.
Also lecture by Dr. Charles c. Pearee Admission &C.
NIGHT--The Big Laugh and Joy Time. The Brooke
Ingram Company in Happy Land Special with Jess Pugh,
master conductor. Admission 3se.
Season Tickets. Adults $3.50. chidren 500.
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Record Want ADS are sure to bring
Results-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-11
TALK OF THE TOWN

Three reel special feature at the BJou
to day, "The Coveted Heritage.
The McWhorter Co. are offering their
entire line of mems and boys winter
overcoats from 25 to so per cent. dis
count.
Camille Fabricotti. former resident
of Barre. who has been making an eX-
tended stay in Stone Mountain. Ga ar
rived in the city this morning from New
York, where he has been visiting friends
for few days since returning from the
South. Mr.. Fabricotti plans to spend
the remainder of the winter in this city.
II. J. NJ, Jones of Jones Bros, NJ. IL.
Ryle of the Globe Granite CO. of Mont
heller and John A. Cross of Cross Bros.
Of Mortified, comprising special com
mittee from the Barre Granite Manulae-
tnrers association, left late last night
for Boston, where they will represent
the local organization at special meet
ing of the National Association OF Gran
ite Industries. which was called at lO:30
o'clock this forenoon in Young's hotel.
The Barre delegates viii return to the
city tomorrow morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-11

Dunbar, James NJ Taylor, James Nc
Donald, Joseph Fraser. James Rothnie.
Try and secure your tickets on Satur-
day, Feb. 10, so as to give the committee
chance TO get busy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-11
TALK OF THE TOWN


Citizens caucus, opera house tonight
at 7:3o. Let everybody attend.
+. Burton Royce of ST. Adams and
G. r. Durham of Ryegate were among
the business visitors in the city to-day.
Alexander Troup of North Main street
lett this morning for Wells River, where
he win remain for a brief business visit.
Charles c. Kenyon of Merchant street
returned Yesterday from st. Adams,
where he attended an installation of the
uniform rank, knights of Pythias. In
his official capacity of adjutant Mr..
Kenyon reviewed the st. Adams rank.
A hearing in East Barre justice court
will be held early in the coming week on
selling charges preferred against two
Spanish auarrymen, who were arrested
in raid conducted by Barre Town Off
GERS last Saturday night. Each OF the
respondents has furnished bail IN the
sum of $3.50. On complaints made 10
Town Grand Juror w. A. Cutler, Deputy
SheriHs w. T.. Bixby, James Cummings
and Dennis Donahue visited two houses
near the Straiton quarry. From each
dwelling they took quantities of beer and
liquor. The respondents have already
pleaded not guilty to the charges and
have retained counsel Justice A. q.
Dickey viii preside at the hearing.
Ice harvesting on the millpond at
South Barre as well as at Peek's pond
ON the quarry road has ended, after one
Of the most favorable seasons in several
wears The local ice company, Ward
Son. has cut and stored in its several
storehouses more than 1000 tons OF ice
since the first cold snap in late Decem-
Der. The bulk Of the crop was gathered
soon after the mercury went down To y
degrees below the zero mark AT Christ
mas time, as a second period Of cold
weather put the ponds in excellent shape
for the work In big figures the icemen
believe they have sawed and transferred
To storage quarters more than 100000
pounds of ice Of first quality. The Ice
attained unusual thickness and the $4,000
cakes garnered during the season viii
average $50 pounds each in weight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-11

Red Men wishing to at
tend Washington's birth
day celebration Friday
Feb. 70, can get tickets
from the following com
mittee: Alex Ross. Rob.
ert Wright, Charles Scott
George Brand, Ira Wright.
Peter Brown, William +
: Walker, Joseph Collins
H., To,.s,gtI T,,.-
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Seats on sale at Drown, Friday night at seven O'Clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-02-11
Great Serial at the Pavilion To-day.

One of the best serial productions ever
attempted by Broadway and photoplay
stars will be shown at the Pavilion to-
dav. 1t is the first episode of "The Elk
ploits OF Elaine" written by Charles
Goddard, directed by Leopold Wharton
and enacted by Arnold DAILY, the famous
Broadway star, who needs no introdue-
ton TO the theatre going public Of Barre.
The leading female part is taken by
Pearl White, picturedom's cleyerest per.
former, and the work Of Miss White and
Mr.. DAILY easily surpass any ever seen IN
4 serial. The balance OF the east IS up
to the expectation Of the most critical
and the entire story has met with in
slant success wherever shown. An epl-
sode Of this picture win be shown in this
theatre every Thursday. To-day, in adj
dition to "The Exploits Of Elaine three
other classy reels win be shown, while
the change OF vaudeville makes pro
gram OF merit. Adyt.