The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-03-31

hHuI0 y. h1uJSOn, OF BelVloW,
was a Redwood Falls visitor
Monday.
Get your order in at Lauter-
bach Bros. for cut flowers and
plants now. 36-1t
d. LACrimmins returned last
week from Chicago where he
went with a large shipment OF
stock.
I. c. McAllister has gone to
Madison on a business trip and
will be out of town for several
days.
Mrs. Joseph Lauterbach re-
turned from New Ulm last
Thursday where she visited for
ten days.
Prof. P. V. Finley will go to
Minneapolis the last of the week
to attend the meeting of the
State Agricultural teachers.
Supt. D. S. Brainard will go
to Minneapolis this week to at
tend the conference of the SUI
perintendents Of the state.
Marriage licenses have been
issued to Edwin E. Michigan and
Florence Reynolds, and to Will
liam Netzke and Lillian Richter.
Albert Weisgerber, linotype
operator in the st. Peter Herald
office, spent Wednesday and
Thursday with friends in Red
wood Falls.
Mrs. Jas. E. Cooper went to
Litchfield last Saturday where
she joined her husband. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooper will make their
future home there.
VIM. Kenney is the proud own
er Of a 20-horse Excelsior motor
cycle which he purchased from
Kuck & DressoW and put into
service last Friday.
DR.. Lyman and family includ-
ing Mrs. Susie Lund went to
Walnut Grove last Friday to at
tend the funeral Of Baby Lund
who died last Tuesday of spinal
meaningless.
Order your Hot Cross Buns
now for Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. n. F. Dripps. 36-lG
Teachers and students Of the
local schools are enjoying their
spring vacation this week. All
the out of town teachers have
gone to their respective homes
to spend the week.
H. N. Reding, Of Morgan, was
a Monday visitor here. Mr.. Red
ing was accompanied by his
brother, F. II. Reding of Morris,
who was returning to his home
after visit at Morgan.
Judge Laudon had three hear
ings in probate court Monday
as follows: Herman Kaiser es-
tate, hearing on claims; F. Hob
man estate, hearing on claims;
B. H. Simondet, petition for IL
cense to sell.
The North Redwood Band will
give a concert and basket social
at the North Redwood Hall We'd
nesday, March 81. Prizes will
be given for the best basket and
the one bringing the highest
price. 36-lt
Eugene Rowley and George
Clark returned Saturday from
Seattle. Mr.. Rowley does not
expect to make his permanent
home in Redwood County but
will probably spend the summer
here.
The hardware store Of Jaeh-
ming Bros. has been redecorate1
with paper and paint, and sew
eral new wall cases. The new
cases are Of the latest model
with glass fronts and serve to
display shelf goods to advantage.
Order your Hot Cross Buns
now for Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. N. F. Dripps. 36-1t
VIM. Rosendahl unloaded a
fine tractor engine last Friday
and it may now be seen at his
warehouse. The engine is of the
Waterloo Boy Kerosene type and
is of PIP horsepower. It is
a medium priced machine and is
either used for pull or stationary
purposes.
An interesting debate was
part of a literary program given
at Middle Creek Tuesday even
ing. The young people from here
who enjoyed the trip out there
were Misses Josephine Lutz, Ell
len Horn and Inez Werder,
Mooc1co LN,,Coxoo o,oI W.