The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-12-08

gan, Were REDWOOD rams VlSltors
Wednesday.
J. D. jackson, of Minneapolis, was
a business visitor in Redwood Falls
last Wednesday.
Oscar Gimmestad, Warren Adsit
and Rasmus Mardel of Belview were !
visitors here Tuesday Of last week.
The Winn Sisters will hold their
annual sale of Christmas fancy work !
at the S. G. Peterson store Decem-
her 16 II and IS. 2O-2t
The Winn Sisters will hold their
annual sale of Christmas fancy work
at the S. G. Peterson store Decem-
Der 16. II and 18. 20-2t
Mrs. J. B. Gallea visited last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Spang near Sleepy Eye. Mrs. Spang
is Mrs. Gallea's daughter.
The order for the Xmas Novelties
(not books) will be sent off Deem
Der II, Saturday. Have you placed
your order? Public Library.
Aronet, the local race horse owned
by DR.. J. w. Golden, has been shipped
to Anoka where he will be trained
during the winter months for track
work.
Closing out sale of Millinery and
Fixtures. Hats from $1.O0 to $2.98.
Sacrifice prices. Miss Collins Mil
linerv Parlor 2O-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Farnsworth,
who attended the marriage of their
son to Miss Helen Winn last Tues
day, left Thursday for their home
at Waterville, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lindeman and
little daughter and Miss Wilschnack
of Renville County were Redwood
Falls visitors Saturday.
, Mayor and Mrs. c. A. Luscher ano
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Durham were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Petrie
of Paxton Sunday and enjoyed one
of the famous Petrie "goose dinners
New arrivals in imported China
now showing at Kuenzli and Lusch
2O-2
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
! Church will serve an oyster suppe
in the basement dining room of tn
= church. from $50 to 7:3O, Frida!
evening, December 10. Price q
J, cents.
Albert Japs, of Watertown, S. D.
was a guest of his cousins, Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Japs a few days las
week Mr.. Japs went from Redwoo
Falls to Hopkins for a visit wit
relatives.
y The Country Ladies Aid of tn
~ PRESBYTERIAN Church will meet at tn
II home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Smlt
Thursday, December 9. Dinner wi
u be served at one o'clock and the me
" are invited to attend.
= Are you going to buy books TO
Sc the children Xmas? Examine thos
on the exhibit table at the librar
I'd before won decide 2O-E
a. Miss Mable Cunningham went
s. st. Paul last Thursday after Wis
~ at the Winn Farm. Miss Cunning
e. ham will visit with friends at S
Oh Paul for a short tine before return
y ing to her home at Pipestone.
u Cosing Out Sale by January 1. M
al Millinery stock and fixtures. Don
le miss this. Every hat must go. Hell
is chance to get some nice mirror
"a chairs, hard coal heater and othe
10 furniture at sacrifice. Call at tn
Is shop for prices. Miss Collins Mi
" linery Parlor. TO-
" Miss Jessie Walkup, of st. Pau
was an official visitor at Redwoc
CT Falls from Saturday until Monda,
y Miss Wa1kup is connected with tt
d women's and children's. departmel
ne of the State Labor Commission ar
er is making a tour of inspection of Il
:. state. Miss Walkup was a que
ed while here at the home Of Mr.. ar
a. Mrs. H. A. Baldwin.
is Mirrors, Shelving, Counters, Chair
w Sewing Machine, Wax Figure. Sho
as Case, Hard Coal Heater, etc., for sa
lg at Miss Collins Millinery Parlor. 20:
This weeks issue of The Farme
o, contains page article on the coul
ut ty fair as a factor in community buil'
lg ing, written by R. Stensvad, pres
es dent of the Redwood County Ayr
r cultural Society. The article is
r Illustrated with cuts of buildings ar
scenes from the 1915 fair as well {
a picture of it's author. Article ar
r cuts will, through the courtesy Of II
Is Farmer, be reproduced in The G;
st zette. This issue Of the Farmer ais
n contains an excellent article on whs
h. has been accomplished by the feeders
r. ton of churches at Granite Falls ar
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