The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-01-07
sANBORN.


at Trempeleau, Wisconsin.
Leo Aftermath left for an ex ended
visit with Wisconsin friends. He is a
delegate to the Alliance convention at
Minneapolis from Willow Lake.
Herman Luther left Thursday for
his old home in Wisconsin.
Miss Remeley. music teacher from
Sleepy Eye, was in town Thursday.
Geo. H. Cooler was with his par
ents near Lamberton New Years.
DR.. Sullivan, of Springfield, called
on DR.. Case, who is much better, gain
ing strength and sitting up some.
Prospects are he will soon be out again.
DR.. Ellis, of Lamberton, was called
to the children of H. Weber and John
Neeb, yesterday.
The dance New Years evening was
success. Forty three numbers were
out. Good music, and all seemed to
enjoy themselves. The supper gave
entire satisfaction, and all went home
we'll pleased, after dancing the old
year out and the new year in.
The wind on New Years day made
it appear very cold, yet the thermom-
eter did not mark lower than two be-
low. The wind prevented all outdoor
sports. 1t is to be hoped that when
1892 retires it will be with less below
than accompanied his arrival. The
night of Jan. l, '92, marked Is below
in this neck of woods.
Supper tickets to the A. O. U. w.
lodge supper ON the 9th, will be given
out to invited guests at the hall. Tick
ct holders alone will partake of the
supper.
H. Feuerenstein and Carl Lindley
were at Springfield on Saturday.
Fred Bot was up from Springfield
Saturday to have pleasant tine with
Sanborn friends.
o. D. Berg has farm scale on his
farm on which he can weigh $500 at
draft. A good thing to have in selling
grain and stock.
Miss Ida Dinneen returned to her
school at Lanesboro, after her holiday
vacation with her Sanborn friends.
A brother of Prof. Bartholomew has
been with him for some days, getting
acquainted with the young ladies
hereabout. After the holidays he re-
turned to Yellow Medicine.
Miss Theiring returned to her school
Saturday rested and refreshed after
her pleasant visit at home.
Business is much better than was
expected after the holidays. Although
the roads have not been very good, the
farmers are coming to town freely.
The Mesdames MCGOWAN returned
from their visit to the twin cities on
Saturday.
E. Blankenburg came up from
Springfield to enjoy skating party.
One unruly tongue can make a great
deal of trouble. Why cannot those
who have tongues that must run find
some subject of conversation that will
not make trouble. and let family mat
ters alone.
If you turned over q new leaf New
Years, be sure you used a good quality
OF mucilage so it cannot be turned
back.
John Weber was at Sleepy Eye Mon
day, on business.
Daniel Raddatz, jr., left for his old
hcme at Henderson on Monday, to
call on old friends.
J. H. Ladd was drawn on the grand
jury for Brown county. He went down
to New Ulm Monday night.
E P. Dotson went to Marshall to
prove up on his tree claims uefore the
land officials, taking James Dickinson
and Patrick Dinneen as witnesses.
All the young people of town gath
cred at j. Il. Posz's at lemon party.
Three prizes were offered, each to
bring a lemon. LIST prize was for the
most seeds in one lemon, I'd for the
least, Sd for the nearest guess to whole
number of seeds. Miss Alice Patter-
son gained LIST and Sd prizes.
Northwestern Agriculturist: The