The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-09-08
REVERE NEWS ITEMS
Crowded out last weekly

MIS-. lOD0IL hddtZ dIlu NILS
Herman Flick went to Walnut
Grove Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Brudeli
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Parry ano
Fred Hermann went to New
Ulm Tuesday to attend Ring
ling Bros. circus.
Frank Stanley, Anton Over.
lee, Floyd Grammar and the
Misses Schumacher and Hermann
autoed to New Ulm Tuesday tC
take in the circus and dance.
Harold Peterson attended the
dance at Lamberton Tuesday
night.
Clarence Overlee of James
vile was i'm town Wednesday and
Thursday renewing old acquain-
ltancesl He returned home
Thursday afternoon.
Ralph Perry of DeKalb, who
has been threshing in this vi
entity, injured his hand and re-
turned to his home Tuesday.
O. M. Parry has purchased a
second hand Ford car. While
out on a trial trip Thursday he
had the misfortune to lose a
bolt out of one of the cranks,
but "the little Ford rambled
right along"
Mrs. Chester Sawyer spent
the week in Minneapolis visiting
relatives, returning overland
with j. B. Sawyer who arrived
in his car Friday morning.
R. A. Nichols made a business
trip to Lucan Thursday.
S. J. hamburger who has
been threshing north of town
moved his outfit to the Mcclure
neighborhood south of town
Wednesday afternoon.
A number of the young ladies
Of this vicinity went to the Hell
mann home Tuesday and passed
a pleasant evening, the affair
being a surprise on Miss Lydia
lehman in honor of her eigh-
teenth birthday.
Miss Martha Flick and Mrs.
Johnson Of Lamberton are Wis
ting at the home of Herman
Flick.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Russeth
IF Minneapolis arrived by auto
night and are spend
ing few days with the F. B.
Grinde family. Mrs. Russeth
is Mrs. Grinde's sieter.
The dance which was to have
oeen held by the local band in
their hall last Saturday even
ng was postponed on account of
The inclement weather, and will
De held Saturday of this week,
September 4th.
Fred Prail made a business
rip to Sanborn between trains
Saturday.
This locality was the victim
If another heavy rain Saturday.
After the rain the weather turn
I'd very cool and there was con-
siderable fear of frost, the tenn
oerature going down to AZ Sun
lay night, but as yet have had
no reports of any frosts.
The Farmers Elevator load
ed eight cars of oats the past
week. The loading was cut into
a little by rains Saturday and
Sunday which stopped the
1hreshing rigs. Threshing is
progressing nicely in spite of the
and nearly all the shock
5hreshing in the neighborhood
will be done by the end Of this
week. Oats are yielding we'll,
out other small grain has not
come up to expectations. On
account of the low market very
little grain is being sold yet.
Mrs. John Parsons and sister
# Lamberton were the guets of
Mrs. Harry Painter Friday.
Joseph Steinle Of Murfrees-
borough, ILL.,. is visiting his
John Steinle
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Painter
# Lamberton were callers in
he village Sunday evening.
Miss Anna Kastner is assist
ng Mrs. Painter in the restau-
ant this week.
George Hoffrogge drove to
New Ulm Tuesdy evening
the run in two hours.
Still George insists that he is
soing to cut out the fast driv-
ng.
An automobile party from
3araboo, Wis, spent Saturday