The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-09-29

Eli Williams transacted bust
mess at Seaforth last Tuesday.
James Smithers anchored to
Glencoe Sunday on short bust
mess trip.
Attorney and Mrs. F. Clague
were visitors at Sanborn and
| Lamberton of last week.
Mrs. Mary Lee visited last
week at Sleepy Eye at the home
| Of her sister, Mrs. MARITIME.
Attorney A. j. Praxel, of Lam
berton, was a professional Wis
itor at Redwood Falls Friday.
Grandma Gordon has gone to
Walnut Grove for an extended
visit with her niece, Mrs. Dilger.
H. A. Baldwin returned Thurs
day from a trip to New York,
having been away about ten
days.
A. Skoglund, of Minneapolis,
returned to his work in the city
Tuesday after a visit Of several
days here.
The ladies of the Church of
st. Catherine will serve hot din
ners and lunches on the Fair
Grounds Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. 1O-1t
The Country Ladies of the
Presbyterian Church will have a
basement Of the Church Satur-
food and fancy work sale in the
day, October 9, at 2o'clock. 10-2t
The Redwood Falls band was
in town yesterday advertising
the county fair, and were accom-
panied by a number of Redwood
Falls citizens. We noticed
Messrs. Stensvad, Everett, Lar
son, Weldon and Laudon. Wal
nut Grove Tribune.
M. Morley and his daughter,
Mrs. Marion Washburn, of Wa
basso, were business visitors
here Wednesday. While in the
city Mrs. Washburn made ar.
rangements for advertising the.
auction which will be held at the
Washburn home soon.
If you feel particularly sour
and picked today one need not
entirely blame it on the merry
go-round or the fair yesterday,
for seven big barrels OF sour
vinegar were poured out this
morning by the food Inspector in
the back alleys.-Walnut Grove
Tribune.
John Bruch, who recently pur-
chased the H. G. Werder farm,
returned Friday to his home at
Tonica, Ill. Mr.. Bruch has re-
Gently put crew Of men to work
thing the half section he owns
in Paxton township. This land
was purchased by Mr.. Brucn
about a year ago.
= Mrs. Margaret Johnson was
given a, dinner party at the.
home Of Mrs. A.. p. Cloudy one
evening last week, in honor OF
her birthday anniversary. Mrs.
Cloudy and Mrs. G. R. Pease
were hostesses. -Four courses
were served. Covers were
laid for eight, the dining table
being prettily decorated with red
flowers and candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Allen, OF
DEBORAH, Iowa, were guests OF
friends in the city a couple OF
days the first part Of the week:
Mrs. Allen left for Redwood
Falls Thursday morning for a
short visit with friends. Mr.. Al
len will remain here a few days
looking over the country after
which he will join Mrs. Allen at
Redwood Falls.-Sleepy Eye
Herald.
Messrs. w. H. Swadling and
H. H. Hall representatives of the
Union Savings Association OF
Sioux Falls, S. D., are in the city
for the purpose of organizing a
Local Branch of the Association
here. They have just completed
similar organizations in Morton
and Franklin with the assist
ance of the business men and
others, and will remain here un-
til they perfect a similar organ
ization here. The Union Saw
ings Association was organized
i'm 1894 and since that time has
assisted over 5000 Of it's MEM
bers to secure homes, and has
paid out over $1,000,OOO.OO in
dividends to it's stockholders.
This will add another new en-
terprise to the city and will UNI
assist in ha1ninp IL