The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-05-17

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Copy on the next page. 1927
John Hearty returned Satur-
day from Wabasso where he
worked last week.
John Pemb.e and Harold Wig
gen of Walnut Grove were bust
ness visitors here Monday.
Miss Helen Sanders, Of St.
Paul, is guest at the home of
her brother, H. P. Sanders.
Walter Wolverton has pur-
chased residence property in
the south part Of town from G.
A. McGetrick and will occupy it
in the near future.
Miss Jessie Parish will return
Saturday from Kingston where
she has been teaching, and will
spend her summer vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Parish.
A graduation gift that will
please, be appropriate, and will
last life time, can be EASILY
selected from the large assert
ment of .iewelry carried by AISLE
son and Hillig. Alt
The Women's Home Mission
airy Society of the Methodist
Church will meet with Mrs. O.
]. Swan today Wednesday,. Ev-
erybody should bring their mite
boxes. All dues SHOULD be IL
as this meeting ends the fnan-
cial year.
Watches, rings, stick pins,
bracelets, fountain pens, etc., all
suitable for graduation gifts,
can be found in various assert
ments at the popular jewelry
store Of Asleson & Hi.l;g. 43-1t
Lamoreaux Bros. have rom-
menced work on the state read
between Morgan and Redwood
Falls. They have commenced
work at the other end of road
and have twenty mule teams at
work on the graders and scrap
ers.-Morgan Messenger.
John Whitcomb returned Sun
day from Iowa where he had
been directing the manufacture
of the threshing machine at
tachment invented by him. Tues
day night Mr.. Whitcomb left
for Watertown, S. D., for an
extended business trip.
H. F. Buechner and G. E. Nc
Kay drove to Diamond Lake last
week in Mr.. Buechner's car and
enjoyed a day or two Of good
in spite of very inclem-
ent weather. At least they
brought back enough for break
fast SO it is supposed the fish
ing was rather exceptionally
good.
$3.50 Dress for only 9Sc at
the Fashion Store this week. It
The girls Of the domestic sci
ence classes entertained their
mothers and several friends at
a dainty two course luncheon
Saturday afternoon. Covers were
laid for sixteen, the table being
prettlly decorated with pink and
white sweet peas and purple
Several of the guests
were women Of the city who
were invited by the girls whose
mothers were unable to attend.
Miss Ada Peick, the domestic
science instructor, was the hos
tess.
Considerable damage was done
At the farm home Of Geo. S. Da-
VS. by the terrific wind storm
# last Tuesday night. Mr.. Da-
Wis silo was so badly wrecked
hat it will have to be practic-
ally rebuilt, and his barn was
also considerably damaged. Mr..
Davis was fortunately protected
against Joss, having the day be-
ore the storm, taken out tor
lado insurance with the North
western National Co. of Milwau-
zee through the Redwood Coun-
y State Bank. Some damage
vas also done the same night at
he j. Frank Jones farm where
several Of the buildings we're
n less wrecked.
ST. Pauls boosters, numbering
hundred, twenty-five of the
most prominent business men of
he city, will come to Redwood
calls Monday, June 5, according
O the itinerary issued by the
Association of Commerce last
saturday. The party is sched-
lied to leave st. Paul June 5 at
$40 A. M. in a special train
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