The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-12-31
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Miss Belle Smith is going to Eu-
reka Springs, Ark, to put in the win
ter months.
Miss Carrie Mcleod, of Stearns
county, has been visiting at Geo. Pry-
or's the past week.
Principal Farrar attended the meet
ing of the State teachers association
at St. Paul this week.
VIM. Wagner, young salesman for
one of the Lamberton firms, has been
here the past few days.
Carl Peterson, of tho Excelsior mar
ket, spent Christmas day with his par
ents in LIE Sueur county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Clayson start
to-day for Florida, with the design of
bene6tting Mrs. Clayson's health.
w. T. Chollar and sister, Miss Bes-
sic Chollar,are enjoying their holidays
from Pillsbury Academy, at home.
Janitor Beach went to Minneapolis
to celebrate Christmas, and returned
without any marked evidences of dis
sipation.
w. A. Abbott, foreman in the News
Messenger Office at Marshall, was at
home with his mother and sisters here
over Sunday.
Alex. Milne, formerly in the furni-
ture business here, CAME back from
Montana last week to see his children
in this vicinity.
w. D. Lines leaves to-day for Pen
sacola, Florida, and intends to spend
few of the winter months at various
points in the south.
Charles Tyler was here from St.
James last week, and was joined by
his brother Will, from Sleepy Eye, for
the Christmas family reunion.
Will Brooks came up from Lsmber-
ton to celebrate Christmas at home,
and brought with him Will French
his associate in the Leader printing
office.
Miss Emma Skinner,of Henry Oak,
paid visit to her brother Fletcher
last week, and remained over until af-
ter New Years, guest at F. w. Phil
bricks.
Miss Beecher, the sister of H. L..
Beecher, has been here from Dakota
with little brother the past few days,
helping our station agent to enjoy the
holiday season.
Asa Brooks was a little late in get
ting his Christmas dinner at home
coming up on the Friday evening
train-but he evened up his holiday
by remaining oyer Sunday.
Misses Myra and Susie Abbott came
home last week in time for Christmas,
the former from Delavan and the lat
ter all the way from Topeka, Kansas,
where they have been visiting with
relatives.
A. D. Smith, of Paxton, had visit
the past week from his sister, Miss
Lizzie Smith, together with their cous-
in, Miss Mary McNair, both of Illinois,
who came to pass their mid-winter va
cation with Minnesota friends.
Donald Stewards big farm house
has been kept warm the past week or
two by a number of visitors-among
them Robert Smith of Iowa and Archie
Smith, of Illinois, nephews of Mr..
Stewart, and Duncan Darrach, rela
tive from Ontario.
Mr.. Benham, of Benham & Austin
the Morgan hardware dealers, stopped
over at Redwood Falls on Monday, on
his way from Minneapolis. He re-
ported that Morgan had been doing a
very satisfactory business for the past
year, and that the share that had fall
en- to Benham & Austin had exceeded
their expectations.
The annual reunion of the Birum
family was held at Redwood Falls this
year, most of the relatives arriving in
time for Christmas gathering of the
clans at Andrew BRUINS. Lieut.. Aug.
Kline, who served with Ener in the
Virginias and was wounded before Pet
ersburg, and his wife, who is sister
of the Birum's, was here from Iowa
Albert Birum, with his wife aud child
came from Dakota; and mother Birum
ceme all the way from Baraboo, Wis,
to keep her youngsters in order. Mrs.
Link, of Montana, another sister of the
Bruins, was expected yesterday to
: join the company at New Years
gathering at Ener's.
VARIOUS VIEWS.