The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-08-25
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Attorney Clague, OF Lamberton, Wis
ted this CITY or business last week.
DR.. E. ". Ruth, special agent of
the Travellers insurance Co., is in the
city.
James Smith returned on Tuesday
after an extended trip through Wis
consin.
Mrs. O. J. Reynolds and son, OF St.
Paul, are visiting az the res .,erce Of
Il. A. Turren.
Zen Nelson and Mr.. Harding, of
Granite Falls, were visiting at D. J.
Laird's over Sunday.
II. j. Daley, Of Madison, real es-
tate dealer and insurance agent, was
in Redwood yesterday.
Thos. Paine, of Glencoe, called on
County Auditor Anderson during the
early part of this week.
j. r. Davidson, the aged father Of
Mrs. p D. Hitchcock, returned from a
visit to Redfeld, S. D., last Saturday
FREQ Warner leaves the counter at
Levi 4Annis' shoe store, to go to school,
on Sept. l and viii he succeeded b;
Marshal Clayson.
CEas. King, advertising agent 70,
Sells & Rentfrows' circus, visited the
GAZETTE OH Tuesday. Yhe result viii
be- noted elsewhere.
Miss Frances Everett returned or
Saturday after completing the course
at the Highland Park Musical Insti.
tute.
1 G. W. Everett and daughter Marior
left Saturday for Browns Valley where
iC. W. will devote his time to his farm
during threshing.
M. R. Waters, of Minneapolis, State
agent for Union Central Life. Insur
ance, accompanied by his daughter, is
in the city this week.
Miss Bessie Ford, who has been the
guest of Miss Bessie Chollar for the
past two weeks, returned to her Owa
tonna home on Tuesday.
Miss Eva Mcconnell, the fair as.
sistant at H. G. -Ackmann's, has beer
called to her Birch Cooley home on
the serious lness of her mother.
Hon. John j. Furlong, of Austin
President of the Alliance Hail Insur.
ance Co., has been adjusting losses il
this county during the past week.
Noteworthy arrivals at Commercia.
House for past week were: John
Lauer, Lamberton; G. w. Dunn
Quincy, H., Mayor Gr;tI tn, Sleepy
Eye.
A party composed OF old time bank.
er and assistant postmaster Finley
Gray, his family, Mrs. E. A. Garl;cb
and son Carl drove over from Fairfax
Tuesday.
Christine Nelson, and two children
Of S. Nelson. of the North American
Bank, Minneapolis, are visiting Their
COUSIN, Mrs. O. ". Mcmillan, of Fifth
street.
TAYLOR Simmons. Of Underwood and
Josephine f. Amberger, of the same
town, We're quietly married by Rev
Upton, at the latter's residence last
Saturday.
E. T. Greening and Miss Mamma
Greening, of Grand Meadow, this
State, are being entertained this week
by their uncle and aunt, w. r. Cas-
well and Mrs. B. A. Ferris, of this
city.
Miss Harriet Rudy, of St. Paul,
is the guest of Miss Luella Turrell.
Mrs. E. N. French went back to St.
Paul Tuesday, to pack up household
furniture, preparatory to making this
city the home of Mr.. French and her
self. r. NJ. is in Springfield adjusting
and paying losses for Mason & French.
j. Fletcher Skinner, the senior mem
Der of the dry goods and clothing firm
of J. F. Skinner & Co., of Washington
avenue, went to the cities Monday for
the purpose of purchasing goods of
the latest styles and fashions. He cot
down to business at once, made his
purchase and returned yesterday.