The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-11-03
RELvfEw AND IT'S BORDER.

Theodore Jaeger has moved his family
into town.
The Mesdames Peterson and Leonard
were in Echo last Friday.
A. g. Lamport expects to move into
his new residence during next week.
The Misses Peterson and Leonard
were in Redwood Falls on Friday last.
w. T. WATSON and mother were in
Redwood Falls for several hours last
Monday.
The Young Peoples society met at
Peter Ellingson's place last evening,
Nov. I'd.
o. T. Ramsland was over from Sacred
Heart last Sunday, returning home on
Monday.
Mrs. A. E. Clark of Redwood Falls
was visiting with Mrs. Ben Simpson
over Sunday.
George Leatherman of Springfield
was visiting with w. I. Howes during
the past week.
Martin Thompson went to Sacred
Heart on Monday and will remain there
for several days.
Steve O'Hara and Chris Iverson left
for deer hunt in the northern part of
Minnesota, last week.
The Ladies of the Lutheran society
will meet with Mrs. X. X. Bergan,
Wednesday, Nov. 9th.
A. D. N. Southworth was up from
Mortified on Monday, going to Red
wood Falls in the evening.
Quite a large crowd from here at
tended the J. Adam Bede meeting in
Redwood Falls on Monday evening.
Mary Scanlon gave birthday party
Thursday evening to large number of
friends. A splendid supper was served.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs.
w. H. Wallace next Thursday, Nov.
10th.
There will be Norwegian services in
the morning and English services in
afternoon 1.-THE Lutheran church, next
Sunday.
Gunder Peterson is making arrange
ments to build third house in South.
worth's addition, this one for renting
purposes.
Jesse Dewey Portrait, the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Portrait, was
baptized at the Congregational church
last Sunday.
Mrs. E. P. Freeman returned to hel
home in Mankato last Thursday, after
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. II. P
Dredge, for several weeks.
John Martin was in Redwood Falls
between trains last Monday. He has
made arrangements to heat his new and
palatial residence with hot water.
Mrs. Fred. Holt of Swedes Forest
who has been quite ill during the sum
mer, is convalescing. Her daughter
Miss Sophia, is up from Minneapolis
The Misses Mary and Anna David
son have rented rooms on the second
floor of the Commercial, and will here
after use the same for dressmakins
purposes.
John Katzenberger sold his interests
in the livery barn Tuesday of last week
to Bert. Pease of Kintire. Bert will
occupy the first story of H. A. Bakke's
residence.
Gunder Peterson has erected a house
and barn on his property south of Lew
Leonard's place. Mr.. Peterson expects
to have his house ready for his family
to occupy in a few weeks.
The village council met last week
and as result have purchased chem
ical fire engine with capacity of e
gallons. The cost of the engine is $3.50
in the cities
AS result of the poor condition O.
the grade a mile south of town, Mrs
Fred Simpson and Mary Scanlon were
tipped out of the buggy while returning
to town Sunday evening, after days
visit at the latter's home in Sheridan
A horse was injured and the buggy
broken.
DR.. Pease of Redwood Falls, assisted
by DR.. Dredge of this place, performed
difficult operation on Mrs. Orrin Gibbs
of this place for strangulated hernia
last week. While the children of Mrs
Gibbs are all at her bed side, it is be
lieved that she will recover, notwith
standing her age.
Independent: Mrs. T. c. Childs
who has been staying with her daught
er, Mrs. w. s. Sherd, of Vesta, sine
Hast spring, returned to Mortified yes
terday. She will remain there with .
son-in-law until January, when sh'
expects to visit her youngest daughter
the wife of Prof. Morrill,, of Caledonia