The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-09-19
NORTH REDWOOD

Sunday.
Miss Ethel Gosper is still confined
to the house.
Mrs. Meyer and Minnie visited at
Delhi last week.
E. H. Gosper received his fall
goods last weeks.
A. A. Lindeman and wife went to
the Fair last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Kuenzli,
daughter, Sept. 18th.
Mesdames Timms and Arnold were
among the Fair visitors.
Mrs. Martin and Miss Green drove
to Morton Tuesday evening.
Miss Jurin, sister of Mrs. George
White, is attending school here.
Gosper and Shoemaker both have
goods just arrived from the city.
Joe Kinchen kept the anvil singing
until one o'clock the other night.
H. Kramer and family were calling
on friends here one day last week.
Miss Lang commenced school Mon
day with thirty pupils in attendance.
G. b. McEwen is very sick with ty-
phoid fever. DR.. Finn is attending
him.
Miss LANCE opened school here
Monday with an enrolment of Is we
hear.
A. A. Lindeman is in the city buy
ing goods and taking in the fair this
week.
Frank Neuenburg was in with a
broken engine Tuesday night for re-
pairs.
Miss Jessie Swan is in the Cities
where she expects to visit a couple OF
weeks.
Miss Edie Jurin is staying with her
sister, Mrs. White, and attending
school.
Fred. Dworshak received a new
threshing outfit at this station last
Friday.
Miss Jessie Swan was among the
crowd who took the train Tuesday fol
the Fair.
Mrs. H. Nuremberg is quite sick al
the present time. DR.. Gibson is at.
tending her.
Mrs. w. D. Martin will entertain
the Young Ladies Guild next Satur
day afternoon.
| James Krell has opened a restaur
ant down on Coon street where lunch
es are served at all hours.
We have not heard of any change
in the cheese factory so think the
drouth does not effect that.
Mrs. George White went to tn
Fair and to meet friend from Wis
consin, who is on her way south.
Mr.. Dryden of Wilder college wa
calling on former students of tina
school who reside here, last Sunday.
The section men are putting in tn
side track to Mr.. Waters new elevat
or, which is nearly completed and on
, of the best.
| Mesdames Lindeman, Timms an
White went to the city Tuesday wher
, Mrs. White expects to meet frien
!, from Wisconsin,.
We do not hear that the DIR
, weather effects the cheese factory, a
though there must be a shrinkage
the quantity of milk.
Shoemaker Bros. have a frame fc
! their awning since the wind of Tue
l day night damaged the front in teal
r ing the canvas down.
| w. D. Martin came home Saturda
: evening and went on the road agai
Tuesday to inspect electric engine
instead of repair them.
= Mrs. Luscher aud children of Mime
3 apolis, who have been the guests {
4 B. Kuenzli for some time, will retur
!, to their home this week.
Mrs. Richardson and little Ferr
took tho noon train for Morton Thur
day. Mrs. Kinchen drove down aft
her in the evening with Florence.
We editor was seen on our stree
Thursday. Wonder if he was lookin
: after small gold mine or if silve
J, would answer his purpose just now.
Mr.. Woldorff of Morton passe
f through here enroute to the gol
D mine Sunday, as they are assistin
each other in some manner in the e
}, feet to work up the coal mine {
Morton.
The foundation for new elevate