The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-02-04
sANBORN.

The ladies of Sanborn met at Mrs.
Grams and organized an Aid Society
for benevolent purposes.
Miss Bertha Geohning was at
Springfield Tuesday afternoon.
Superintendent Race was in Sanborn
Thursday night. He is visiting the
schools on the south side.
Attorney Smith, of Springfield, was
up on legal business Thursday.
The fifth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Posi- was attended
by 36 of their friends. The occasion
was one of those pleasant ones where
the husband and hostess understand
making every one feel at home. Such
occasions have a tendency to create q
better feeling on the part of the guests
they partake of the same spirit and
q splendid time is assured. The time
was spent in social conversation by
some, for others games were provided,
aad others skipped the light fantastic
until early dawn to music of the first
order furnished by Armstrong on the
violin, and Shellenberger, assisted by
Mrs. Posi-, at the piano. The presents
were numerous and appropriate, and
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Posi- in q
proper spirit of appreciation. To their
friends they would return thanks, and
invite all to call at their leisure.
Fred Bowers. of Lamberton, is Wis
ting with the Burguens.
On Friday the young people of town
accepted the invitation of the Yaeger
Bros. to social party. They report
as having pleasant time.
, We noticed that Miss Ramaley, of
Sleepy Eye, was with her music class
on Saturday.
DR.. Rothenburg, of Springfield, was
called to Mrs. Aug. Werner in Ger
who was not expected to
live.
Peter Yeackel, of Lamberton, form
erly employed here, was down to see
his old friends Saturday.
The carpenters of town talk as if
they would be crowded with work in
the early spring. Contracts have been
taken for q number of frame houses to
be put up before harvest. This speaks
we'll for the success which has attended
the farmer in this section of Minnesota.
Increase in value of land, in stock and
fair prices for grain and
the general prosperity of our farmers,
most of them now out of debt and
prosperous, causes us to see how it is
they are 80 down trodden. Too much
Fish, l guess.
The rain of Sunday and Monday
has raised the ice and water in the
river. The ice is about ready to 60
out. The land will contain sufficient
water for the spring crop.
Frank and Louis Holznagle went to
Minneapolis Monday morning. We
hear they will put a two-story business
house in town as soon the weather will
permit.
La Grippe still seems to delight in
staying with us, and at times sets our
head on the whirl.
Report of Sanborn public schools.
Higher grade, number of pupils Meth
or tardy nor absent: Katy Dinneen,
Geo. Gowan, Bertha Armstrong, The
odore Ringle, Augusta Rodtzke, Emf
Rodtzke, Frank Waterman. Average
attendance, 80 per cent. No. minutes
hardness, 20. Teacher, G.. E. Barthol-
omew. Sickness interfered with the
lower ROOM.
Sanborn is being heard of abroad as
testified by the number of letters of
inquiry received. All are answered in
q truthful manner without boomerang.
We build on facts not gas.
The green goods man is out with
his circulars looking for success.
WALNUT GROVE,
Sumner Deming, who lives with his
uncle, about three miles south of this
village, was thrown from the back of
q three year-old colt last Saturday and
came near breaking his leg. The limb
was found to be slightly injured, but
not broken.
A party of young folks drove out to
West Brook Sunday evening, to take
Miss Lizzie Goble to her school, but
owing to the rain which began early
in the evening they were unable to re-
turn until the following day.
Mr.. Rollins received telegram
Sunday, announcing the death Of his
sons wife at Henry, S. D. Mr.. RS
daughter, Mrs. Fields, and her hus-
band, took the $50 train Monday
morning for Henry.
H. F. Silloway, Agent for North
western Wind Engine Co., of Mime
apolis, was sent here last week to re-
pair windmill on the farm of P. G..
Lindeman, near Ben Franklin P. O..
The windmill was put up but few
weeks ago.
E. C. Nelson and D. Daley each
shipped a car load of fat cattle to Chi
cago last Saturday.
A. w. Slower and wife, of Granite
Rock, we're in town last week. Mr..
Slower will start this week on a visit to
Lake City and Minneapolis.
The Ladies Aid society meets this
week with Mrs. E. Bedal.
The w. G. T. u. meets next Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs. F. F..
Golf.
Hamilton Turner, freight agent in
Lamberton depot, spent Sunday with
his brother, W. H. Turner, depot ag-
emit at this village.
We learn that Mr.. Olmsted has late
ly sold his property in the village to
q Mr.. Schultz.