The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1897-07-29

Widely experienced nurses recon-
mend Rocky Mountain Tea.
Herb. Gates and R. W. Munsch of
Marshall we're in town Friday.
Mrs. j. M. Rowley, who has been
visiting with Mrs. j. D. Jackson, re-
turned to her home in Rochester
Thursday.
Miss Fannie Everett is conducting
kindergarten in the school house,
taking care of large number of little
ones from nine to eleven o'clock dur
ing the school days.
About 80 persons left here Thursday
morning on the special train for Maple
wood Park to take in the closing exer-
cises a: that place. The party returned
after midnight, and all say that the
programme was both interesting and
entertaining.
The St. Peter Tribune of last week
stated that Mrs. Chas. Lamberton and
children of Redwood Falls visited with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McOuat at Oshawa the week
prior, and that Miss Hattie LANDER
ton was visiting with the family of G.
E. Lanberton at this place.
The Redwood Clippers, aided by
some of the first nine drove to Renville
last Saturday and played game of
ball there in the afternoon with team
made up of Renville players. The To-
cal push won out by score of 8 to 6.
w. S. Mckay, N. V. R. Hunter and j.
Y. McGettrick we're with the local
players.
The sewer system on Second,
Fourth, Washington avenue and
Court House place have been complet-
ed, and the workmen are now engaged
in putting the finishing touches on
the manboles and lantern chimneys,
It is probable that the contractor, Mr.
Smith, who has made nothing by the
crontract, will get several small con-
Meeting jobs to do before he leaves the
city.
A letter from c.. G. Chollar contains
the information that his wife is visit.
ing relatives at Ardsley, near New
York City, while his mother left few
days prior to the date of his letter fol-
Boston, with the intention of eventual
ly reaching Redwood Falls. Charley
sends an article on his experience
among the crackers near the Ever
glades, which will be published mex
week.
Frank Hubbard last week received
letter from Mason Terpening to the
effect that he was comfortably located
at Oceanside, California, aud that ht
was now connected with the Bank o
Oceanside, that place. He states tina
both he and Mrs. Terpening are en-
ioying the Pacific ocean breezes fal
beyond their most sanguine expecta
tons and that he was probably per
manently located.
M. Dewitt Martin returned home
from Toronto, Canada, last Thursday
MIR. Martin having gone there to at
tend an international convention O
the Epworth League. He reports {
big and enthusiastic crowd present
While there he met Rev. R. G. Grose
now of Bridgewater, Mass, formerly
of this place, who had charge of De
Witt all the time they we're in Toronto
after the meeting, and Dewitt think!
the minister a good man to have
around when it comes to seeing thu
sights.
Andrew Peterson, the well-know1
farmer and Republican politician o
Swedes Forest township and Mrs
Corinne Kise, lately of Norway, wer'
married in this city last Saturday b,
Judge Baldwin. The bride is abou
the same age as the groom and cam'
from Norway about nine months sine
to take charge of Mr.. Peterson's house
hold. Although her presence Their
has created great deal of common
, it was merely the result of localit,
gossip and was unwarranted, and al
-. though the license to we'd was issuet
several months ago it was postponed
for the reason that the bride intende,
: to return to Norway this fall, but tn
arrival of her daughters has changed
4 her mind and she has concluded t
> remain here without even visiting Nor
: way.
]. D. Jackson made trip from Ne1
Richland to Waterville about mont