The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1892-08-11
PERSONAL.
Men may come and men may 60,
But THE GAZETTE goes on forever.

| But The GAZETTE goes on forever.
Willie Winter returned from nine weeks
vacation at Hamline Monday.
Miss Anna Bacon returned to the Minneap
OILS training school Monday.
Grand Chancellor Wheaton inspected tn
| Redwood K. P last night and reports then
| in excellent condition.
Elder VanDolah came up from Nor
ton Friday.
Mrs. Chas. johnson is visiting
friends in st. Paul.
Rev. Sinclair took a trip to LAX
Minnetonka last Thursday.
Rev. J. V. Hawk, of Fairfax, was il
town during the past week.
Prof. Upton spent several days a
Lake Minnetonka last week.
Miss Mary Murset, of Fairfax, il
visiting with Myrtle March.
| Lawyer Thompson, of Sleepy Eye
tarried in town Monday.
Miss Inez Baldwin left for Granite
Falls on visit last Saturday.
At the Commercial: w. l. Howes
Belview, Frank Metcalf, Detroit.
Miss NJ. Mulligan is in Chicago
while Miss Peterson is in St. Paul.
M. Seeger, an advocate of Krause''
Headache Pills, was in town Tuesday
Miss Reda Dean, of West Virginia
is visiting at the Riheldaffer residence
Arthur Cone has returned from
Madelia and will remain for some time
H. NJ. Aune is expected home from
a purchasing trip to Chicago Saturday
H. Schleuder took a trip to St
Peter Tuesday, returning Wednesday
Leroy Stegner and wife, of Morton
were visiting at J. T. Stegner's ove1
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. X. McElroy, of St. Paul, is
visiting Mrs. J. H. Williams and
family.
Mrs. o. L. Dornberg and child and
Otto are visiting relatives at Blooming
Prairie.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bangs, of Sleepy
Eye, came up Monday and spent the
day in fishing.
Miss Mira Abbott has returned from
a several weeks visit to Eau Claire
and the cities.
Thomas and VIM. Jones, of Illinois
brothers of J. N. Jones of Westline
are in the city.
Miss Fife Mccormick, of Morton
has been visiting Mrs. N. B. Andersen
during the past week.
Miss May Bacon, of this city, was
visiting at j. R. Lankerd's in Delh
during the past week.
Clifford Hellicker is marketing ort
thousand bushels of wheat at the Red
wood elevators for A. Benham.
J. G. Zioske and wife, of Sleepy Eye
and Mrs.W. H. Cutler, ofWinona, theil
daughter, were in Redwood Yesterday
Aaron Poupency, the ex-base bal
magnate of St. Paul, is in town selling
goods and yelling for Dan Lawler
Miss Carrie Macomber, of Anoka, al
one time a teacher i'll our graded
schools, is visiting with Mrs. H. N
Bell.
Mrs. George Houghmaster anc
daughter Kitten have returned from {
two weeks visit to Hutchinson this
State.
Expert Parker, of the Walter A
Wood Harvester, sold by Laird &
Dornberg, was in town during the
past week.
Ed. Wilmeroth, brother of Frank
one of H. G. Ackmann's obligine
clerks, will soon opeu a new furniture
store at Belview.
Hans Gronnerud, of Beaver Falls
was in town Monday, the first time
out since he was kicked by horse
two weeks ago.
Jeweler L. A. Guth has returned
from purchasing trip in the cities
and will soon open new and variee
stock of jewelry.
Miss Amanda Thompson, of Belv;cw
sister to one of tho leading business
men of that village, is visiting will
|
Josephine Lichtwarck.
Daisy Bent, the cashier for G. 4
Francois & Co., left for her homo il
Redfield, S. D., to spend several week.
visiting with her mother.
Miss Ida Teller, of Granite Falls
who has been visiting her cousin, Inc;
Baldwin, for week past, returned t.
her Granite home Saturday.
Miss Bessie Ford, of Owatonna
daughter of DR.. Ford, principal O
Pillsbury Academy, is visiting he
schoolmate, Miss Bessie ChoIlar.
| Charles H. Tenney was confined t.
bed by a severe attack of quinsy las
week, but has since mastered the dis
ease, and is again at the barber
chair.
Mrs. c. B. Jennings, wife of Cyru
Jennings, of this city, who has been il
a Minneapolis hospital for severa
weeks, returned home Saturday wit
health restored.
| Hotel Francois opened a new regis
yesterday and under the sparkling ray
of Matt McCarthy's diamond pin Their
registered G. F. Loweth, j. c. Clarl
Ed. Runion, St. Paul; and J. P. Reac
Mankato.
H. g, Hays, editor of the Sleep
Eye Dispatch, together with Mr..
Hays and Miss Ida Marston, were vii
ing in Redwood Falls last Thursda,
the latter two with Charlotte Schmah