The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-06-03


Mrs. F. L. Warner and children Wis
tied with the family of Ed. Jones at
Wood Lake over Sunday.
G.. G. Wells of Madison, S. D., ac-
companied by his wife, have been in
this city during the past week.
John Laughren, auditor of the Wi
mona & Southwestern Railroad, has
been visiting with the family of R. D.
White during the past week.
Alex. Harkin and wife of St. Peter,
the latter mother of Chas. E, LANDER
ton, spent Saturday aud Sunday with
Mr.. Lamberton's family in this city.
Of the graduates of the State Nor
NAL school advanced course at Vino
ma the name of Miss Sadie Holt of
Delhi, this county, appears as one of
the graduates of that course.
w. D. Willard of Mankato, son of
J. A. Willard, was at Hotel Francois
Tuesday. Mr.. Willard is looking up
various real estate and farm matters,
in which his father is interested.
Miss Ellen Penny of Chicago is Wis
itiug with her sister, Mrs. George F.
Crooks. Miss Penny spent the past
winter-in California. She resided in
this city with her parents during the
early days of the town.
Deputy Sheriff Simpson states that
the cooperative creamery in Shutdown
township took in $1,000 lbs. of milk
Monday, May %, and the two separa-
tors we're kept going until 800 p. m.
The average run per day is over TO-
600 pounds.
Sanborn Sentinel: Miss Margaret
Stewart closed her term of school here
last Friday and lett for her home near
Redwood Falls the following day.
The school board are highly pleased
with Miss Stewards work and she has
been rendered the same position for
another year.
R. G.. Chadbourne leaves for St.
Paul Saturday. He will attend the
graduating exercises of the class of
Hamline University of which his son,
Alfred Chadbourne, is a member. AL
fred has made thorough student
since his entrance into Hamline and
he graduates with honors.
Olivia has been selected by the adj
jutant general of Minnesota as the
successor of Fergus Falls as the loca-
ton of Co. F of the Third Infantry of
Minnesota. Olivia has furnished more
than the necessary quota of able bod
led men. The town will enjoy the
distinction of being the smallest town
in the State supporting a militia com
pany.
There will be general picnic cele-
bration of Fourth of July in the falls
park or encampment grounds on Sat
urday, July Sd. Details of the ar
engagements will be announced later
together with speakers and other in,
teresting events. The picnic origin.
ated in the minds Of Joseph Chadder.
don and James Arnold, but it will be
a patriotic and not political affair
Everybody is invited to participate.
Nels Hobrenden, father of Mrs. Nels
H. Sandagar of Swedes Forest town
ship, passed away quietly of old age
at the home of his daughter on Tues
day of last week. The funeral occur,
red from the house and the interment
took place in the Lutheran cemetery
in that town. The deceased was 81
years and six months old at the time
of his death, and he was the father Of
six children, four of whom are living
He came to this country 80 years age
and for the last IA years has lived
with his son-in-law, Mr.. Sandager.
James Smith, who has owned farm
in New Avon township west of the
Torrens farm, and who has been i'll
for a year or more past, died at the
hospital in New Ulm on Friday of last
week. Mr.. Smith has been in the
hospital for the purpose of submitting
to an operation for some time past
but heswas unable to stand the shock
and as result he passed away as
above stated. His remains were for
warded to this place on Saturday and
the funeral occurred in New Avon on
Sunday. The deceased leaves wife
and several children to mourn his
loss. He was between SO and 60 years
of age at the time of his death.
The St. Peter Tribune says that the