The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-01-27
Joe Drake is confined tozthe house

MIS-. marry Johnson, Oh penn, WAS
la Redwood Falls visitor Thursday.
John Lamberton is confined to his
home by severe attack of asthma.
A, son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
J, VIM Schmid Of Beaver Falls. January
It's.
Walter Lamberton was unable to
attend school last Friday because Of
| illness.
Attend the secondhand sale at
Graphs furniture store Friday and
Saturday. 27-1t
/ Henry Miller this week sold and
delivered new Overland, model 81,
to Earl Henzie Of Renville County.
Miss BERTHE VIM and her nephews,
| Harold and Edgar, left Friday for
| Minneapolis for a visit with friends.
/ Mrs. Hjeldness, who has been i'll
at Mrs. Warmers home for sometime,
returned to her home at Belview
| Monday.
| The Girls Club met with Hazel
Aune last Saturday evening. The
members present were Miss Helen
Lamberton, Misses Albro, Miss Eric
son, Miss Ackman and Miss Aune.
! The G. A. R. will be offered the
use of the Company room at the Ma
tional Guard Armory as meeting
place for their semi monthly meet
ings. This decision was reached by
the boys of Company L at their regu-
+, lar drill meeting last Thursday night.
| Kintire township held it's annual
hunt last Thursday, James johnson
of Kintire and Orrin Wolverton of
Redwood Falls, being the leaders. Mr..
Johnson's side won, having a record
of 1000 points to 1000 on Mr.. VOL
verton's side. The losing side gave
an oyster supper at the home of Ar
thur Neale Saturday evening. Forty
guests were present annd the even
ing was most enjoyable.
The following Redwood Falls peo-
pie attended the funeral of A. D.
Mclean at Howard Lake, last Satur-
day; Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean, A.
D. Stewart, D. McNaughton and DON
aid Smith. Those from Delhi who
attended were Andrew Stewart, Neil,
Peter and John Mckay, Miss Belle
1 Cummings, J. L. Stewart, Francis
4 Stronach, Robert Summings, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McMurchie, Miss E. Stew
! art and Rev. L. H. Shock.
1 Do YOU get all the heat required
from your hard coal stove? Are your
rooms always warm and comfortable
when you first get up in the morn
ing, especially when the temperature
lis 20 degrees below zero outdoors
/ And can you keep any of your rooms
comfortable in such weather with any
hard coal stove you ever used? Every
/ body knows the answers. | will put a
Hot Air Heating plant in any house
and keep every room on first floor at
~ degrees all the time, or as much
/ of the time as you like and the second
Floor at 60 degrees, and at no more
expense for fuel than would be re-
quired to heat the first floor with
stoves. E. A. PEASE.
| Ole Doe had the misfortune Of loos-
ing one of his most valuable horse
] Wednesday, by being kicked by an
other horse.-Revere Record.
Rep. C. M Bendixen, of Morgan,
author of the 2-cent railroad fare,
passed through town last Friday for
home. Bendixen is not very enthu-
siastic over the organization of the
house and told US he was going to
introduce measure with a view of
passing law, electing the speaker of
the house by popular vote at the
regular elections. He and Mr.. Hauser
did not get a craftsmanship, while A.
w. Mueller of New Ulm was thrown
sop by being made chairman of the
dinky mileage committee. But then
we ought to be thankful for that
Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch.
Rev. w. S. Shields of the Presby-
terian church and Rev. VIM. Jobusch
| of Redwood Falls, exchanged pulpits
last Sunday. In the evening the church
was crowded and the audience was
given treat in the way of a fine
musical program. Rev. Jobusch was
accompanied by his wife and Miss
Adah Tenney, who assisted him. The
evening service consisted of two
parts, musical numbers and devotional
services. There were violin duets by
Rev. Jobusch and Miss Tenney, solos
by Mrs. Jobusch and Miss Tenney and
vocal duet by the two ladies. These
numbers were greatly appreciated by
the audience. Both morning and even
ing Rev. Jobusch preached strong
Morgan Messenger.