The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-09-08

a party of friends atsher home
last Wednesday afternoon In
honor Of Miss Helen Vim.
Rev. A. Schaller will not have
a class for catechism instructions
until January, as he IS teaching
a class in Morton until Christ
mas.
is. G.. Peterson returned Fri
day from the East where he
bought a stock of ladies fur
nishings and millinery for The
Fashion.
Miss Maude Peterson leaves
Friday for Oberlin, where she
will take course in music at the
conservatory there. Harold Pet
erson will 60, at the same time,
to Valparaiso to resume his stud
les there.
Banker F. w. Orth, of Nor
ton, last week purchased a REQ
Six from Farrell and Keefe Of
North Redwood. John Cheney
of Beaver is also driving a new
REQ Six purchased from the
same dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Borg left
Saturday afternoon for a few
days visit at the Lagerstrom
home at Howard Lake. Mr.. and
Mrs. Borg motored first to Olivia
to get Miss Mabel who has been
the guest Of friends there.
Marriage licenses have been
granted by Clerk w. G. Weldon
to Michael Teicher and Anna
Forank, Robert Steinhouse and
Carrie Porter, Carl Sach and An
ma Nissel, Alfred Jensen and
Bessie Osmondson, August Bet
cher and Frieda Maasch, Otto
Schroeder and Ella Hopp, Paul
Krengel and Matte Raveling,
Elof Hallberg and Agnes Stein
house.
The Good Will Circle of the
Presbyterian Church met at the
Church Tuesday afternoon and
enjoyed six o'clock dinner in
the dining room of the church.
During the evening the new Of
fcers for the coming year we're
elected as follows: Mrs. Japs, )
Pres. Mrs. A. P. Goudy, Vice
Pres; Mrs. w. Rosendahl, Sec;
and Miss Kunze. Treas.
Farrell and Keefe Of North
Redwood are installing the heat
ing plant and plumbing in the
Kahler hotel. A boiler large
enough to heat both the old
building and the new addition
will be installed, and a modern
plumbing system used. Farrell
and Keefe have also recently in
stalled heating system in the
A. D. Stewart home. and will
put one in the parsonage of the
st. Catherine parish.
Andrew Cochran came very
near perishing during the hail
storm. He was putting up hay
about one mile from his house
when the storm began. He was
in his shirt sleeves and tried to
protect himself by getting onto
a heap of hay and holding fork
full of hay over him, but the
wind soon whirled it away. He
was so exposed to the pelting
hail for over an hour that he
became so chilled and dazed that
when his son-in-law Wallace
Kimball found him he did not
know him. He was taken home
and after receiving careful treat
ment he partially recovered him
self and has so far recovered
that he rode to the village Mon
day.-Walnut Grove Tribune.
The members of the City
Council headed by Mayor y. A.
Luscher have recommended, af-
ter investigation, that the butch
er shops of the city use more
sanitary methods in the slaugh-
tering of animals. It has been
suggested by the Council and
the health officers, that the pro-
rrietors of the markets combine
and build slaughter house with
sanitary floors and walls, and on
a site where it will be possible
to obtain good sewer connections
and to burn refuse. The pro-
prietors of the shops have sig
nified their willingness to act on
this suggestion and a change in
the arrangements for providing
the city's meat supply will be
made soon.
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