The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-03-01

who SELL it to the best known
citizen in the land. Get it at
the Library.
H. w. Knapp, of Redwood
Falls, spent the first part of the
week with the James Robinson
family northeast Of this village.
-Wabasso Standard.
Mrs. Adella Pratt, county SUI
perintendent, was Lamberton
visitor on Wednesday and Thurs
day, and made an official visit
to schools in this vicinity
Lamberton Star.
And tree planting and garden
plans! Have you made out your
lists? Will you plant one little
seed a bit different than last
year? See the garden plans on
the library shelves. Be early.
And now for the birds! Feb
ruary returns us the first one,
watch for him in the wheel
tracks in the road. You be the
first one to get the reference
books on birds from the library.
The suffrage club will meet
Monday, March 6, with Mrs. }.
w. Ferris. This is the meeting
at which the newly elected Off
GERS will take their places. Come
out end help plan the work for
the year.
Photographer V. Hockett, of
Redwood Falls, was here We'd
nesday and took pictures OF the
Belview Band, the High School
basket ball team and the Bel
view Peerless Orchestra.-Bel-
view Independent.
The proof of the New Repub-
lie is in the reading. 1t deals
with ways of Government so
that they read like common
sense to the average man. This
magazine has been added to the
Library. Come in and see it.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Sylvester
were passengers Tuesday of this
week to Redwood Falls, where
they were guests at the Hassen-
stab home. F. E. also attended
the meeting Of the Renville-Red-
wood Dairy Association Mor-
ton Enterprise.
The wheeled chair which is
the gift of Mr.. and Mrs. n. A.
Baldwin to the Redwood Falls
Hospital, arrived last week. The
chair is very comfortable look
ing one of brown wicker and
will be a great addition to the
hospital equipment.
Do not let this time Of the
year slip by without having got
ten Just little bit more knowl-
edge about the stars and con-
stallations than you had last
year; do not forget that the Ii
brary has three Of four very ex-
cellent and plainly descriptive
Docks on this subject.
The program Of music to be
played by the Scenic City Band
at the Armory Monday evening,
March 6, is an excellent mixture
of popular and classical selec-
tons. Every taste will be
nleased 31-2t
Mrs. Al. Drogosch and Miss
Alma Ziemer entertained at
cards Tuesday evening, progress
sive Five Hundred being played
at five tables. Decorations were
carried out in red and white fes-
tooning, and red carnations and
the national colors-a two course
luncheon was served, consisting
of fruit salad, waters, olives;
sherbet, cake and nuts. A fruit
nectar was served at intervals
during the evening.
Robt. G.. Rogers, of Delhi, had
a most successful sale last Thurs
day his stock Of farm animals,
machinery, etc., bringing him
over $4,000, one of the largest |
if not the largest sale ever held /
in Redwood County. Mr.. Rogers
had an exceptionally fine list of
goods. He also is shining ex-
ample of ut Paps to Advertise"
having used several hundred
bills, a large display ADVERTISE
ment in The Gazette for two
weeks as we'll as ad
vertising in three other papers
of the community. The sale was
cried by D. L. Crimmins which
is also another important factor
in it's success. Mr.. Crimmins'
auctioneering and Ga
zette publicity make an unbeat-
able combination.
There were about thirty-fve
Of the lady friends of Mrs. Alice