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

October 81.
Attorney T. O. Streissguth re,
turned to Gaylord Friday after
a few days spent in Redwood
Falls.
Nels Larson, of Lucan, was a
Redwood Falls visitor one day
last week.
Harry Warner returned Sat
urday from Clements and viii!
remain at Redwood Falls for
some time.
Buy your winter hat now.
$500 and $500 hats for only
1898. The Fashion Store, S. G.
Peterson, Prop. 16-1t
F. J. Tibbetts and family
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends at Renville, returning
home Monday afternoon.
The Farmers Club of Redwood
Falls township will meet at the
home Of John Colville- next Fri
day evening, November II.
Bert Barnum arrived from
Turlock, CAL, recently and will
spend the winter at Redwood
Falls. Mrs. Barnum has been
here for several weeks.
Rud. Stensvad left Tuesday
morning for q short trip through
his territory expecting to visit
Worthington, Heron Lake, Ad-
rian and Jackson in the inter-
ests of the Cadillac.
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. lott
Kenneth Byram recently pur-
chased the Scenic City vulcanlz-
ing shop and will continue the
business. The motorcycle repair
shop owned and managed by
Row Kuck has been sold to Nor
ris Larson. cr
The Ladies Aid Society OF tne
Methodist Church will meet at
the church at two O'Clock Fri
dav afternoon. A full attend
a nee IS requested as there IS
work to be done and important
hnsiness matters to be settled.
The Lamberton garage when
is located just south OF Hotel
Kahler is completed and d, ready
for occupancy. The Cadillac car
will take up it's new quarters IN
this garage next Monday ana a
Cadillac service shop will be IN
connection.
Judge Laudon drove to Lam
berton Saturday bringing Supt.
A. G. Pratt and Misses Laudon
and Borg home with him. The
ladies had been attending the
Redwood County Teachers in
stitute held at Lamberton three
days last week. Supt. Pratt
conducted the institute.
Baseball players believe that
the worse "jinx'' they can have
is a crosseyed girl on the bleach
ers, roofing for them. There
must have been about six OBJ
damsels at the
game. We
don't know where they came
rom. but here's hoping they
lon't come again.
At Orlando, Florida, in the
Opera House, Miss King was
giving one Of her famous plays.
n the midst Of one of the most !
intense scenes, a part OF the
scenery gave way and came
opling toward her, startling the
audience and interrupting the
narrative. Miss King gave an
Involuntary start, and with rare
Wit and presence of mind, said:
1 see | have brought down the
house," This did indeed "bring
Town the house," with great ap-
clause and laughter, after which
he gathered up the broken
herad Of the play, and proceed
d to the end. Hear Miss King
friday evening.
Some interesting statistics
we're revealed in the report of
}. G. Schultz, state superintend-
mt of public instruction, which
las just been made public for
he past year. There was a gain
f 22,246 pupils for the year
he total for the school year
915-16 being Ill 37. The num-
,er of school pupils for the pres
mt school year must be close to
half million in Minnesota.
there was a gain of over 1000
n the number of teachers en-
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