The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-11-28

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4 ]. r. Keefe transacted business al
the Twin Cities Thursday.
81 Gust Engstrom Of Clements was q
Redwood Falls visitor Friday
G. J. Scott Of Delhi, transacted
business at Redwood Falls Monday
C. E. Schumachef Of Renville Coun-
ty, transacted business Lere Friday.
Mrs. James Gerding left Monday
noon to spend the winter in the
south.
Peter Mckay of Delhi, was an early
Monday morning visitor at the Ga
zette Office.
VIM. Bengerter of Wabasso. called
at the Gazette Office while making a
business visit to Redwood Falls Mon
dav.
/ F. ]. Newman will leave Thursday
of this week on a business trip to
| Marshall in the interests of his firm,
The Leader.
DR.. R. McPheeters of Vesta, called
at the Gazette office while in town
Saturday and got his new automobile
license tag.
Mrs. Helen Winn Farnsworth is ex
pected to arrive sometime soon for
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Winn.
DR.. and Mrs. Aldrich of Belview,
came down Friday to attend the
funeral of DR.. Aldrich's aunt, Mrs.
George Martin.
Undt. o. W. Grapp received the
first out-of-town call for his King 8
Auto Hearse from Morgan. He made
the trip Monday.
Miss Weber, who has been in
charge of the millinery department
of the Leader for the past season;
will leave Saturday for her home at
Hastings where she will spend the
winter.
Chas. E. Howe, formerly of this
vicinity and of Wood Lake, died last
week at the home of his sister in
Minneapolis. He is survived by his
neapolis.
The Little Citizens League of Dis
trict % East, will hold Shadow So
cial and program in the "Will Smith
school house, November % at 8 P.
M. Ladies please bring cups and
lunch for two.
One minute of your time please,
Do you know that this is the time to
order your Christmas Show Cards,
Banners, etc.? Edward Johnson, Shoe
Dept F. W. Philbrick & Son. Prices |
guaranteed the lowest. 19-1t
Louis Lindeman last week pur-
chased four passenger REQ road
ster with coupe top, which is as neat |
and classy a small car as this . vi
entity has seen in many day. The |
car was purchased of the Farrell
Keefe Company.
j. B. Doyle Of North Redwood, last |
week purchased the Brueske resi-
dence property on Finn Street and
will move into it with his family next |
spring. Mr.. Doyle has retired from
active farming and will make his
future home in Redwood Falls.
Miss Adell Heimer. formerly of
Redwood Falls, and Max Karo ofeRed- |
wood were married at the home of
the brides parents at Seaforth We'd
nesday, November Fl. Mr.. and Mrs. i
Karo will live on a farm near Red |
wood Falls
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Winn returned
Thursday from Camp Dodge where
they visited their son, Private Edgar
VIM, who is in 'training there. They
report the boys very comfortably sit
uated and most of them well s con-
tented except for some occasional |
spasms of. inconsistencies.
A farmer living near Sleepy Eye
and noted raiser of blooded hogs |
was taken in last week by stranger
who was peddling stock food. The
farmer bought $50 worth of the dope
and soon after feeding his herd of
1ogs, fourteen of the bunch turned
Up their toes and the dope peddled is
given as the cuase.-Ivanhoe Times.
O. w. Grapp now has his King
Auto Hearse ready for service. The
,rice for same to his town custom
RS will be ten dollars per funeral. i
70 extra charge for meeting trains
o get shipped-in bodies. Reason
BILE rates to out-of- town customers.
,end in phone calls on reverse tick
is. Store No. 20; Res. No. AZ. 184t
Mrs. Archie McCorquodale, who
as been in California for the past
everal months, returned to Redwood
,ounty Friday and joined her hus-
'and who returned several weeks
go, on a farm near Vesta where
hey will make their future home.
10Th Mr.. and Mrs. McCorquodale are
onvinced that Minnesota is the only
cal state in the Union and are quite
ontent to live here hereafter. They
re now living on the w. F. Cahoon
arm.
25 Head of Choice mich cows for
ale or exchange for dry cows or
beers. 500 head Of stock hogs for
ale, weighing about $50 pounds. See
J. l.. Crimmins. 19-1t
The Leader, the exclusive ladies
shop Of Redwood Falls,
as put in line of silk hosiery and
for the Christmas trade,
nd has the goods now on display.
complete line Of silk underwear,
a jamas, robes de mutt and other ar
cles of dainty feminine apparel will
lso be added a little later-in time
,r the. holiday trade. These articles
re all of the quality that will please
1e feminine taste and will make
lost desirable gifts.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ety of the Methodist church was