The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-05-12

opOiII oulludy Will relatives at
New Ulm.
! Mrs. Frances Ross, of Spen-
Ger, Iowa, is visiting at the home
of her brother, C. C. Little.
/ For solid comfort the Way
Sagless Spring is the best. Call
and see it at Rutter's Furniture
4 Store. 41-2t
Messrs. J. Tackle, w. Mac
Donald and J. Hesnault, of Wal
nut Grove, were visitors here
Monday.
| Mrs. Geo. Gibson left Monday
morning for Iowa where she will
visit with relatives for about
three weeks.
Misses Matte Lindsey and
Grace Fedderly returned from q
visit of few days with friends
at Mankato.
Mrs. Clyde Nelson, of Pana-
ma, was a guest at the home of
her brother, Frank Japs, Mon
day and Tuesday Of last week.
A. D. Stewart went to St. Paul
last Wednesday to assist in the
organization of a new insurance
company. Mr.. Stewart returned
Friday.
Have you seen the Sweeper
Vac the best combination of
Sweeper & Vacuum Cleaner
made. Call at Rutter's Furni-
ture Store. 41-2t
A special meeting Of the Coun-
! ty Commissioners was held at
the court house Tuesday after
noon to pass on the resolutions
Of State Road No. "a.
Mrs. w. E. Belt returned to
her home at Dodge Center Tues
day. Mrs. Belt came here Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of
her neice, Mrs. McQuade.
Donald Milne, Of Rochester,
spent last Wednesday here with
his brother, w. M. Smith, who
returned to Rochester with him
for short business visit.
T. E. McAllister will leave to-
day for trip through western
Minnesota and South Dakota to
look after his farming interests
in that section of the country.
The ladies Of division one of
the Mite Society will serve sup
per at the Presbyterian Church
Friday, May IA, beginning at
$50 and continuing until all are
served. 42-1t
Mrs. NJ. A. Ebright and Mrs.
R. E. Fuller are attending the
Grand Lodge Of the O. E. S.
which is being held at Minneap-
oils this week. The ladies will
return Friday or Saturday.
The high school at Marshall
is getting out it's first annual
publication. Redwood Falls has
done this for several years and
the Redwood" for 1915 prom
ises to be the best one ever got !,
ten out here.
VIM. Werner, who comes 70 :
Redwood Falls from Nebraska, |
has purchased the shoe-repair-
ing shop in the Heilman's shoe
store and will continue the bust
ness. Chas. Marquardt, the for
mer owner, has made no plans
for the future.
The ladies Of the Good Will
Circle will hold a secondhand
sale in the new Thompson build
ing Friday and Saturday Of this
week. 42-1t
Under the auspices of the
Equality Club, the New Dream
will present Your Girl and
Nine one of the strongest
films on the movie circuit at
and one which deals tell
lngly with the question of equal
These reels will be
shown at both matinee and even
ing shows.
Edward Tyson arrived Sun
day for a few days visit at the
nome of his father, Jos. Tyson.
Mr.. Tyson, who is at present To-
Gated at Lake Mills, Wis, is pre-
pairing to move his home to
Madison within the near flu
lure. He will be in Redwood
Falls until Thursday.
The Gazette office received a
all Monday afternoon from John
1. Thomas, one of Redwood
Falls oldest and most respected
citizens. Mr.. Thomas recently
celebrated his eighty-second
anniversary. However,
Re is still hale and hearty and
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