The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-17

John Klaus visited at Mime
ota Lake from Wednesday un-
til Friday.
j. r. Keefe spent several days
last week at Minneapolis and
Mahnomen.
The Degree Of Honor sewing
circle will meet with Miss Evelyn
Neal Friday, November 10.
Misses Minnie and Lydia Zorn
visited with friends in Under
wood Township last week.
Mrs. Sofia Larson returned to
Redwood Falls last week after
a visit at her sons home at Lu-
can.
Little Grace Wells had her
tonsils and adenoids removed at
the hospital last week and is
now completely recovered.
Mrs. Altnow, of Arlington, ar
rived last week for a visit with
her daughters, Mrs. Joe Geroy
and Miss Rose Altnow.
The Free Press is now in the
milky way. Fred Bott has in
stalled one cow dairy in front
of us and Ed. Slattery has a
bossy Immediately back of us.
Springfield Free Press.
M. w. Dennistoun and [. M.
Dennistoun recently sold five of
their registered shorthorn heif-
ers to G.. G. Sasse of Morgan,
who will use them as the foun-
dation for his fine new dairy
herd.
Miss Lauritzen, who finished
her seasons millinery work at
the Fashion Store last Saturday,
will spend the week in Redwood
Falls visiting with friends be-
fore returning to her home at
Minneapolis.
Mrs. B. G. Hal! and Mrs. A. A.
Joss will entertain the ladies of
St. Veronica's Guild at the home
of Mrs. Hall next Thursday af-
ternoon. Luncheon will be
served at the Gem restaurant
at five o'clock.
The Ladies Aid of Rowena
will have a supper and sale in
the hall Wednesday evening, No
vember II. Supper served at
twenty-five cents a plate for
adults and fifteen cents per
plate for children under twelve
years.
Sam Gerry fell from the de-
livery wagon last Wednesday
and was severely bruised about
the thigh by the wheels pass
ing over his body. His injur-
les were not serious as NO bones
were broken and he is rapidly
recovering.
Judge Olsen has granted
new trial in the case of Alfred
O. Schmidt against R. H. Som
erville, holding that the YER
dict of $1.00 is not sustained by
the evidence, but that a verdict
for no cause of action, or for a
very moderate amount of dam
ages would be justified.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Otto, of
Sherman township, were very
agreeably surprised at their
home Saturday, November ID,
by a large number of their
friends coming to remind them
of the twenty-fifth anniversary
of their marriage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto received several gifts of
silver and money. A fine lunch
con was served by the guests.
Governor Hammond will come
to Lamberton Wednesday, No
vember "a, and deliver the prin-
cipal address at the dedication
of the new consolidated school
building. In an interview with
the governor, A. H. Emerson re-
ceived his assurance that he
would come here on that date
if his other engagements would
possibly permit of his doing so.
A letter from the governors
secretary under recent date in
forms, Mr.. Emerson that Cover
nor Hammond will be present |
in accordance with the wishes
of the local board of education.
-Lamberton Star.
One of the Hardware stores
has on display in a front window,
one of the 100 watt gas filled
electric lamps put on the mar
ket last winter.
G. A. Fobes says that he does
not sell hardware, but that he
has sold this style of lamp to
The Palace Store, HI. M. Hitch
cock, F. r. Lobdell, Aune and
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