The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1891-12-24
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proved inc ldSt VI l8uO no utSu A0At
over. How is that for Minnesota
A brother of DR.. Case, from Winnie
bago City, came up Tuesday night to
visit him.
Diphtheria has disappeared south
and west of town, where there have
been some deaths from it.
Fuerstein and daughter were at
New Ulm last Wednesday.
The late rains haYe given the mois-
ture to the ground 80 much needed.
The land was so dry when it froze up
that the plowed land could have been
dragged at any time before the rains.
Mr.. Edward Ryan, of Amboy, ILL.,,
cousin of Johnny Ryan, Of North
Star, has bought quarter of land in
Charlestown, on which he intends to
settle.
Mrs. Chas. Roth is visiting parents
and friends at Lewiston.
Kickers are to be found everywhere,
among men as we'll as animals, and
generally kicking at imaginary things.
If they would take good look, there
would be less kicking.
DR.. Sullivan, of Springfield, was
called to VIM. Schroeder's Thursday.
On the return of the latter from north
ern Minnesota he found his whole
family in the hands of la grippe.
On Friday Mr.. Lampert, of Man
kato, and Mr.. Hanson, of Sleepy Eve,
proprietors of the lumber yard at this
place, were up on business.
Robert Marty has returned from his
trip to Dodge county, and reports a
pleasant time there.
E.P. Dotson is entertaining la grippe
and meanwhile S. E. runs the elevator.
La grippe is not taking very severe
form here, but is demanding great
deal of attention.
Deputy Sheriff Olmsted was in town
Friday and Saturday, attending to
business in his line in the country.
We learn that arrangements are be-
ing made for a Christmas tree in dis
trict 4S, and they have also ordered a
school library. The teacher is infusing
new life into the community.
A committee of young ladies has
been soliciting in town for Christmas
tree. Success to you! Make others
happy, and you too will be blessed.
Leo Altermatt's team took a run in
the lumber yard. No damage.
Mr.. John Yaeger and wife have been
heard from, and are enjoying visit to
the old home they left 20 years ago.
Attorney Clague and Esquire Hold
en-, of Lamberton, were in town Friday.
soc that Cottonwood and Brown
counties publ :sh the list of personal
property taxes. Would it not save
expense to do 80 in this county
Miss Theiring, one of our teachers
was at Springfield Saturday.
Miss Remelye, of Sleepy Eye, visit
ed her music class here Friday.
Miss Nellie Redford, of Springfield,
has been with her friends, the Patter-
sons, for several days.
w. A. Potter and Watt LETTERS re-
ceived full-blood Merino buck from
Mr.. Potter's brother in Ohio this
week. Good!-improve the focks.
Geo. H. Cooler, of Lamberton, is
teaching in the Essig district, south.
Elmer Collins, of St. Peter, is the
teacher in the Davis district.
John H. Schaumburg's family are
all down with Ia grippe except a young
daughter.
Prof. Bartholomew drove over to his
Yellow Medicine farm Saturday.
Miss Ida Dinneen returned from her
school at Lanesboro on Saturday, to
spend Christmas vacation at home.
The young people have been having
fine time skating on the river.
A fishing party, consisting of the
Trapp and Mech brothers, secured 8
fine lot of fish at Lake Shetek lately.
The warm, moist weather has i'm
proved the roads and makes business
lively.
H. Essig and Fred Bott, of Spring.
field, were here Monday squirting up
the slow ones on their I. o: U. WIS.
Rain fell here Monday, but Tues
day morning the ground is frozen hard.
The Christmas time is upon us
again. I assure you all that wish
you Merry Christmas. May you add
to your happiness by making others
happy!