The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-11-24

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spent Sunday with relatives at
| Wabasso.
| Mrs. James Hamilton left last
Thursday for Minneapolis after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. N.
D. Dripps.
Miss Winnefred Burmeister,
who teaches at Buffalo, Mimi,
will spend her Thanksgiving va
cation at her home here.
Miss Abby Peavey, who is
teaching at Lakefield, will spend
Thanksgiving with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Peavey.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Parsons, Of
Amboy, will be Thanksgiving
guests of Mrs. Parsons parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Burmeister.
Skates we'll sharpened at the
Scenic City Repair Shop. Ken
meth Byram. 1885,
Rudolph Fendrick last week
purchased the John Cooper
place, three miles east of Glenn
ents. The farm consists of three
hundred twenty acres.
Gus Engeman, of Excelsior,
was a guest at the home of his
cousin, D. Mclean, Friday and
Saturday, going from here to
Delhi for a visit with relatives.
The Grand moving picture
house has been purchased by
Mr.. Bergseta of Lyle, Mimi,
who will move to Redwood Falls
with his family in a short time.
Clerk Of Court Weldon last
week granted licenses to Her
bert C. Sprink and Josephine
Otto, Aug. Zuehlsdorf and Sell
ma Muetzel, Henry Abrahamson
and Helga Flaata.
Roy Kuck and Ward Drake re-
turned Saturday from their
hunting trip in northern Min
nesota. They failed to find the
big game they hoped for, but
enjoyed some very good duck
shooting.
Considerable diversity of opin-
ion was found at Marshall when
the question of the proposed
sale of the municipal heat light,
water and power plant came be-
fore the council. 1t is expected
that the question will be sub
mitted to vote of the people in
the near future.
This issue of the Gazette con-
tains five bank statements show
ing the splendid condition of the
two local banks and those at
Delhi, North Redwood and Glenn
ents. From the condition of
these banks it would seem that
Minnesota has little reason to
worry over finances for time
at least.
Redwood county might be
quite prominent in state politics
in the next campaign, for we no
tice by our exchanges that Juli-
us Schmahl is a probate candi- !
date for governor, and then his
friends are urging Frank Clague
to come out for lieutenant gov
ernor, and if Schmahl runs for
governor Jas. A. Larson will
probably run for secretary of
state.-Walnut Grove Tribune.
Miss Ethel Werder, who is a
student at Hamline University,
vas operated upon at ST. Luke's
hospital last Saturday. Miss
Werder's illness was caused by
The operation was |
very successful and the patient /
is recovering nicely. Mr.. and
Mrs. Werder were with their
daughter during her illness. Mr..
Werder returned home Monday
and Mrs. Werder will return la
ter IN the week.
Unless present plans miscar
ry Springfield will have a ce-
ment post factory next spring.
1t is claimed that the company
makes a patent reinforced con-
crete post into which nails and
staples can be driven the same
as into wood. One of the farm
ers near there has ordered a
bunch of them for use on his
farm and which will also be
used for demonstration pur-
poses.-Belview Ondependent.
There are very few newspa-
per men who will not join the
St. James Independent in the
following: eve should worry
about whether or not our farm
er friends spend their money
with a lot of merchants who
don't spend ten dollars a year for