The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-03-10
Miss Luella Turrell returned to her

| Miss Luella Turrell returned to her
school at Dawson Monday.
VIM. Smith and wife returned from
their trip through the East on Mon
day of last week.
G. M. Huntington returned from
Columbus, Ohio, yesterday afternoon,
after an absence of nearly two years.
Miss Madge Mccarthy, now of Mil
bank, S. d., formerly the clever mis-
tress of Hotel Francois, is visiting old
friends in this city.
F. w. Kahler and son of Rochester,
the former son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Kahler of this city, visited at Hotel
Francois over Friday and Saturday.
The Melges barber shop is being
renovated and the electric wires hid
den. Boss Melges says that when the
job is completed no building in town
will compare with it for interior
beauty.
DR.. Frank Burton of Minneapolis,
chief surgeon of the. Rock Island
route, came up from that town Satur-
day and assisted DR.. Pease in sur
gical operation on Mrs. B. A. Ferris of
this city.
j. w. and Frank Prokosch of Three
Lakes were in town last Saturday.
While here they sold over $500 worth
of cattle to Emil Schmahl, who will
use them for the local trade and for
shipment.
}, George Jaehning received word
from New Richland last Friday to the
effect that his grandfather on his faith
er's side had passed away the day be-
fore. The elder Jaehning was 81 years
old at the time of his death. He was
born in Germany.
The contract for the New Avon
creamery was awarded on Monday OF
/ last week. B. Dripps OF this city Sc
cured the contract for the building
and the Creamery Package Co. oil
Mankato secured the contract for put.
, ting in the machinery and supplies.
? The w. R. G. initiated Mesdames
w. P. and j. NJ Huntington, Lydia
3 B. Warner, Ella j. Bell, Dell j. Rob
r inson, and Tinnie Race into the order
t Tuesday afternoon. After the cere
4 mony supper was served and mum
erous old soldiers participated in the
: repast.
: Henton & Balsley's livery stable il
l.. Morton was destroyed by fire on Mon
g day of last week. Four horses were
a incinerated. The loss is about ST. 500
:. The barn was insured for $500, while
s the horses bnrned and not burned, a.
we'll as other contents were insured 70
= $500.
K Charles G.. Kinds of Shakopee
9 Grand Master Workman of the A. O
+ U. w. of Minnesota, was in the cit,
o last Thursday, and together with tn
o Redwood A. o. U. w. degree team
: left for Belview in the afternoon, an(
= witnessed the team confer the degree
q upon 10 candidates.
t j. H. Sherman and Frank Mile
were landed in the county Jail OF
: Monday Of last week, after havins
: been convicted of petit larceny a
Q Morton. They stole from severa
r stores in that town and the first wa
: sent to the county Jail for 30 days ant
s the second for ten days.
g Commander j. B. Robinson of Johl
Q S. Marsh Post returned from the De
= partment Encampment in Minneapolis
Q last Friday Mr.. Robinson states tina
only routine business was transacted
f and that the selection of Mortimer al
+ department commander was assured
t from the first day of the Encamp
Q ment.
g The Women's Relief Corps of Min
J. nesota has divided the State into fiv
), districts. The first includes the sec
It ton of the State east of a line draw
n from St. Paul southwark. The secon,
K embraces the territory west of tina
e and east of line drawn through Red
wood Falls and Window. The othe
d districts include territory around Min
: neapolis., Ortonville and the northern
] section of the State.
If Spring domestic gossip has it tina
l. Auditor Anderson and wife will com
n mence boarding at Hotel Francoi
2 April LIST; that their house will be oc
}, cupied by Agent w. S. Brammer
l. that DR.. Pease and wife will give VI