The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-11-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
John Lauterbach and family visited
friends near Sp: ingfeld last week.
The father and mother of Conduct
or Hughes are visiting him at Sleepy
Eye.
! Mrs. O. B. Turrell returned last Fri
day from visit with Mrs. F. A. Gray,
at Fairfax.
| Miss Hubbard, daughter o: S. w.
Hubbard, of New Avon returned from
Chicago last Friday.
! Mrs. Jesse Thompson, of Sacred
! Heart, was the guest of Misses Rose
and Julia Lichtwarck last week.
VIM. Simmons, better known here
as "Bill' Simmons, has left Redwood
Falls to join his family at Tacoma.
w. P. Huntington returned last
Saturday from attendance at meet
ing of tho Soldiers Home commission
+ erS.
Judge Baldwin is counsel for de-
PENDANT in the only criminal case to be
tried at New Ulm this week-the State
VS.. Edward Bloemke.
w. A. Tyler, WAC has been help:n g
in the Gazette printing Office the past
month, has been retained as sales
man by merchant Everett.
n. D. White, of Granite Rock, is
preparing to take up his residence
near Renville station. His sons will
continue to improve the homestead in
Granite Rock.
Mayor Smith is preparing for a
health trip westward this winter, in
tending to stop at various points in
Now Mexico, Arizona and California
before returning in the spring.
w. H. Lance, accompanied by his
wife and child, will go to Wisconsin
in few days for visit with his par
ents in Grant county. Mr.. Lance has
not seen the "old folks at home" for
nearly seven years.
| The Gazette omitted mention of the
recent departure of VIM. johnson, of
Vail, for the Pacific coast, and of J.
w. Ellis, formerly of Sheridan, for
Minneapolis. The latter has ordered
his paper sent to his family address at
Portland Place.
Morton Enterprise: J. B. Robinson,
a cousin of our townsman Levi, came
within SO ballots of being elected aud
itor of Redwood county. A close run,
considering that he was the democrat
ic candidate in heavily republican
county.
Miss Hattie Ward received a tele-
gram Saturday informing her of the
dangerous illness of her mother, and
took the evening train for her former
home in Goodhue county, intending
to return to her duties here as soon as
, she can be spared.
Miss Elsie Pryor is now recovering
from very serious attack of diphther'
, ia, which she contracted while teach,
, ing school at Sanborn Her mother
Mrs. Geo. Pryor, went to Sanborn last
, week to nurse her back to health and
bring her home to rest until strong
enough to resume her school work.
Chas. Herder and James Marvin
drove over from Johnsonville to mill
last Monday, and paid the Gazette q
. pleasant call both socially and finan.
cially. They promised to try and SO.
cure us correspondence from that
: town, and incidentally spoke of the
recent prairie fire which swept por-
tons of that town as bad one.
Two of the Ekin brothers, who are
building up q reputation in the south.
ern part of this county as importers
and breeders of full-blood stock, were
in Redwood Falls Tuesday, accompan,
, led by two visiting friends from Eng.
land who are said to be looking ove1
the county with view to settlement
? The party went out to Tyson & Dick.
inson's farm to look at the pure bred
stock there.
Mrs. 81. G. Ackmann was pleasantly
!, surprised last Tuesday, on the coca.
, sion of her wedding anniversary, by
) the receipt of two large family pic
, lures, handsomely framed, the worl
5 of Artist Keene. One of the frames
5 contained ife-ike portrait of Mrs
: Ackmann's father, recently deceased
? and the other showed the father anG
3 mother of Mr.. Ackmann, togethe,