The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-04-14

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transacted business here Mon
day.
A marriage license has been
issued to George j. Valley and
Phoebe Cossins.
Messrs. Human and Dalzell
of Morton, were here on probate
matters Monday.
Miss Minnie Bruss returned
Wednesday from a visit at her
home at Wood Lake.
The latest novelty-a song
and how it was composed. At
the New Dream Friday night.
Edit. Johnson of the Belview
Independent, was visitor here
Saturday and Sunday.
Jap Silk Waists, all sizes. Very
special, at only SO cents at the
Fashion Store. 38-1t
! Mrs. F. P. Wright and chill
dren returned last week from a
visit with relatives in Iowa.
Capt. F. H. Nenno from St.
Paul was here in his official ca
pacity as revenue collector Mon
day.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
have sale and supper Friday,
April %, in the Church base
ment. 1927
Edgar NWinn and Chas. Brown
returned Friday from Chicago
where they went with ship
ment Of cattle.
+ Louis Kise, of Minneapolis, ar
rived Monday and will spend a
few days in this vicinity in the
interests of the Overland car.
D. P. Gerber, of Belview, wish
es to start a cigar factory in
Redwood Falls and is making in
quiries concerning suitable
building.
Miss Norris, vocal instructor
at Albert Lea College, was
guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Y. Everett from Satur-
day. until Tuesday.
The North Redwood Ladies
Aid Society will meet with Mrs.
Fred ZWemke Thursday after.
noon, April Is. All membc-s
are requested to be present.
Charles Winn, who has been
spending the winter in Texas, is
expected here this week to look
after his farming interests. Mrs.
VIM will remain in Texas for
the present.
Albert Vihstadt went to Ro-
chester last week and under
went an operation for appendi-
citis. The operation was very
successful and Mr.. Vihstadt is
recovering nicely.
A big line of big davenports
at Craps store. 38-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gold and
daughters will leave their win
ter home at Miami, Fla, next
Friday and expect to reach Red
wood Falls about April %. This
is a somewhat earlier return to
Minnesota than the family ex-
pected to make and is a delight |
full surprise to their Redwood |
Falls friends.
The five hearings in the pro-
bate Court before Judge A. r. |
A. Lardon Monday were as fol-
lows: Eric Anderson, estate, pc
tition to sell; Hans H. Scott, es-
tate. hearing on final account,
M. Kramer, estate, hearing on
final account, Mckenzie, estate, |
hearing on final account, Nancy |
Smith. hearing on will.
w. P. Rice has purchased a
new portable saw rig which he
will use for the wood working
called for in his contract work. |
The new outfit consists of a four
horsepower gas engine which |
may be attached to jig-saw, |
cross cut, jointer, grower, sand
ing disc, emery wheel and Dor
ing outfit. The new machine ar
rived Friday and is now ready
for use.
Cover all aprons neat checks
and stripes, fully So inches in
length. Very special, at only
80 cents at the Fashion Store.
Rutter has consignment of
fine rugs. Call and see them. ct
Two carloads of new machi-
merry purchased at an expendi-
ture of $4,000 are being installed
in the Redwood Falls steam
laundry, which has recently been
by the acquisition of
the King building. The new ma
chinery will make the plant one