The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-07-28
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

50 tons of Clover hay for sale. In
quire of g. E. Mckay. .5O-6t
Miss Ethel Ring of Winnebago
City is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. F.
E. Ring.
: Martin Lohrenz left for q visit
among relatives and friends at Chaska,
Tuesday.
Mrs. q. F. Grafton of Winona was
visiting with Mrs. a. D. Chollar dur
ing last week.
Miss Alma Liebenguth leaves to-day
! for visit with her uncle, aunt and
cousins at New Richland.
| c. Bungie of Houston county, &C.
companied by his son, Lacrosse at
torney, we're in the city Monday.
| Goodrich & Stegner sell gasoline and
deliver it promptly. Bring your can
to us. 50-3t.
E. o. Chapman, Geo. w. Dickinson,
L. r. Root and A. G.. DAVIS left Tues
day to take in the corner stone exer-
cises at St. Paul.
E. J. Bunce left for Mankato on
Monday for the purpose of accepting
q position as travelling salesman of the
Mankato Cracker & Candy Co.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Me.
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
j. B. Robinson Friday, July 10Th.
Supper served at six o'clock.
Nice location for a residence, with
city water frontage and good well, for
sale at bargain. For terms inquire of
A. B. Truesdell. 494t
r. j. Mccormack of Geneva, ILL.,,
who owns large farm in Vail town
ship, and another one near Morgan, is
making his harvest tour to this county,
this month.
Rev. Franklin j. Barackman of the
Presbyterian church will vacate his
pulpit during the month of August for
the purpose of taking an extended trip
through the east
Parents, who desire to see their
children successful in business, should
send them to the Mankato CONNER
cial College. Secure one of their
beautiful catalogues. 1t
The "Inasmuch Society will meet
with Mrs. E. A. Lyman, ST., Friday
, afternoon, July 29th, at three o'clock
- Supper will be served at 5 o'clock. All
interested are invited to come. Col
lection taken.
Rev. W. H. Knowlton was called te
+ Lake Benton last Friday by tele
gram announcing the death of one Of
Lake Bentons leading citizens and g
t. request that Mr.. Knowlton conduct
>, the funeral ceremonies.
Services in the Presbyterian and NJ
E. churches as usual next Sabbath
morning at 1870 o'clock. In the ev
ening the service will be union be-
tween the two churches, conducted in
the M. E. church by the Presbyterian
=, pastor.
s. Mrs. F. F. Golf and Mrs. E. R
8 Houck of Walnut Grove drove ovel
= from that place last Friday, and re-
= turned home on Monday. The former
s was the guest of Mrs. r. G. Chad
8 bourne while in this city and the latter
g visited with Mr.. Houck's parents cas-,
= of this city.
q w. R. Caswell. as agent for the
8 VanDusen Co., received the first grair
9 of the 1898 crop last Tuesday. 1t con
= sisted of about 600 bushels of rye from
= the farms of j. P. Cooper and Lev
s Robinson. The price paid was 8;
8 cents per bushel, and the yield wa
q something over 19 bushels per acre.
= Stone masons commenced laying the
3 foundation for an addition to the resi-
q dence of w. S, Southwick, recently
9 purchased from o. ". Mcmillan
= Tuesday morning. The addition is t.
be AXIS, two stories high, and on the
lower floor will be bath room, kitchen
and pantry, while the upper floor will
be occupied as sleeping rooms
Mrs. Fred. L. Warner writes from
Minnehaha that her father is much
better, and is rapidly recovering from
his attack of infammstory rheuma
tism- Instead of Mr.. Mcmillan being
heavy weight, as he has been TO,
many years, his flesh has been so re.
duced by sickness that he can very
properly be called light weight.
Instead of having the social for the
benefit of St. GATHERINGS Alter society
at 81. F. jackson & Sons this week
Messrs. Pentony Bros. have kindly