The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-10

Goethe home.
A son was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Otto Melges Wednesday
| November 3.
A. D. Stewart left Monday for
Minneapolis and Mora, where he
will adjust fire loss.
1 Frank Birkenmeyer, Of Mar
shall, was a Redwood Falls Wis
itor one day last week.
j S. A. Anderson, of Minnaota,
purchased a Cadillac, Type So,
Of r. Stensvad last week.
Millinery may be bought much
cheaper now then at any time
during the season. My stock has
many good bargains. Cora D.
Fox. 16-1t
Miss Russell, of New Tim,
was weekend guest>at the home
of Miss Helen Lamberton and
was an interested sideliner at
the Windom-Redwood game.
C. O. Borg drove to Lamber-
ton Thursday taking Miss Mable
Borg to attend the County
Teachers Institute held there
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
General admission to the jean
cite King reading Friday even
ing will be thirty-five cents. The
usual reserved seat charge will
be made to the holders Of sea-
son tickets.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. VIM of Ogilvie,
October Fl. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
were formerly Redwood County
residents, leaving here about two
years ago.
Mrs. Marite Laird left last
week for visit with her grand
daughter at Granite Falls, and
will go from there to her daugh-
tiers home in Dakota, where she
will make an extended visit.
The Mite Society of the Pres
bvterian Church will serve a
chicken pie supper in the base
ment of the church Friday even
ing, from five until seven, at
twenty-five cents per plate. 16-1t
M. Lauterbach has been APP
pointed official weather observer
for this locality by the weather
bureau of Washington. Hence
forth all weather complaints
should be directed to him for
adjustment.
J. F. Greenslit, of Morton,
has a new 1916 REQ Six, the
first REQ of this model sold in
this section. The machine was
delivered last Wednesday, by
Farrell and Keefe Of North Red
wood, REQ distributors for this
vicinity. 4d .
John w. Lauterbach Jr. was
the successful competitor IN the
examination of rural carriers
held last June, and, re-
ceived official appointment rom
the Department at Washington
last Friday. Mr.. Lauterbach will
begin serving the patrons on
route No. 3 November Is.
Mrs. Lewis, of Minneapolis,
arrived Thursday to begin her
duties as saleswoman in the
cloak and suit department of
The Palace. Mrs. Bowers, who
has been in this department for
some time, is forced to- gorto a
milder climate because Of throat
trouble and will spend the win
ter at Denver, Col.
Because of an error in max
ing the entry, the white dent |
corn which took the first prize
at the Redwood County fair has
been credited to Thos. Hoskin
of North Redwood instead Of to |
his brother, Steven Hoskin. Both |
men had fine corn exhibits but |
S. Hoskin's speciality is white |
dent. He has some very file
white dent seed for sale.
Electric street lights were
turned on in Sanborn for the
first time on Tuesday evening of
this week, and it is expected that
the village will hereafter be
lighted by electricity furnished
by Wherland Bros, who operate
a steam plant at Lamberton.
They have built a line from Lam
berton to Sanborn and wired the
streets lighting by hanging
about twenty lights in the most
prominent street squares.-San-
born Sentinel.
Saturday, November 20, the
Redwood Falls football team will
play the Madison team at Madi-
son. Plans are being made by