The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-02
Louis Guth went to Faribault

Louis Guth went to Faribault
Sunday for a visit of several
days.
Attorney w. R. Werring, of
Morgan, was a business visitor
here Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Hold
house made a business trip to
Revere Monday.
J. L. Knapp Of the Straus
Bros. Land Co. will go to In
diana this week on a short bust
ness trip.
The Priscilla Class Of the
Methodist Church met Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Hen
ry Kuck.
N. F. DripIs and H. Buechner
returned Saturday night from
Winona, where they attended a
meeting of Masons.
Miss Irma Schmahl, who is at
tending Hamline University,
spent Saturday and Sunday here
with her father, H. G.. Schmahl.
The Pythian Club met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Luscher. Mrs. Lamber-
ton was hostess with Mrs.
Luscher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. White re-
turned Wednesday from Texas
where they spent two weeks
very comfortably enjoying the
mild climate to the utmost.
Mrs. N. F. Dripps, Mrs. Schild-
knecht and Mrs. Gales will en-
terrain a company Of friends at
the home Of Mrs. Dripps Thurs
day evening, February 3. Cards
will be played.
Bertz Bros. unloaded a car
Of Ford automobiles Tuesday. It
has been suggested to The Ca
zette that this is just another
proof that the Ford can go any
where in all kinds of weather.
A postcard has been received
from Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Sanders
stating that they were on their
way to Cuba. The card was
written from St. Augustine,
Florida, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Sanders were staying for a few
days.
Marriage licenses have recent,
ly been granted by Clerk w. G.
Weldon to Lee Hulett and Ida
Ottoman, Albert Woodhead and
Lulu Gravatt, Chester Starnes
and Minnie Bonner, Anton
Schimeschok and Anna Wagner,
Fred Weideman and Emma Dan
ielson.
The Sleepy Eye yard crew had
to come to Gilfillan last Satur-
day morning and rescue the N.
w. train crew and passengers
who were snowbound at Gilfil-
Ian. The train reached Sleepy
Eye at five o'clock Saturday
after having been out
all night.
E. T. Maxson, of Marshall, C.
w. Herreman of Lamberton and
J. Alfred Johnson of Redwood
Falls worked last week as view
ers on Judicial Ditch No. Is.
The gentlemen finished their
work Saturday and filed their
report and the two former left !
for their homes.
During the past week the mail
carriers have encountered great |
hardships in making their daily |
trips owing to the heavy fall of !
snow. In many cases the snow
is drifted to the height of six
and eight feet and in a few
cases it has been necessary to
abandon part of their trip. In
a number Of cases the patrons
we're very kind in assisting them
to open up the roads and they !
wish to extend to them hearty
thanks. There was not a day
during this storm period that
he carriers did not put forth
heir very best efforts to serve
all their patrons.
F. P. Wright motored over to
Spirit Lake last week, for a
orief visit with relatives. On
lis return trip he got stuck in
| snow bank. He made several
attempts to pull out. In doing
10 the car must have missed fire
some and an accumulation Of gas
'ormed under the car. This prob
IDLY ignited from the spark or
exhaust. At any rate there was
IN explosion and the car caught
ire. The seats were burned out,
he top was burned off, and in
act, the car looked like a wreck.
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