The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-08-09
OVERFLOW LOCALS,

George French returned to his
home in Cass county last Monday.
H. W. Nelson of Granite Falls took
dinner at the Commercial Hotel last
Saturday.
H. G. Kruse made a trip to Mime
apolis last Wednesday, returning
home on Saturday.
F. W. Philbrick returned from
Lacrosse, St. Paul and Minneapolis
last Saturday afternoon.
Horace R. Kelly's Corona cigar for
sale at Stegner's Cash Store. A ten
cent smoke for five cents. SOFT.
H. D. Baldwin and wife returned
from their extended visit in New
York State last Friday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Neuenburg and son
of Olivia visited with the family of
L. F. Robinson Of this city Monday.
Maj. NJ. E. Powell and wife left
for Rochester Monday. Mrs Powell
may remain in that city for some
time.
The St. Agnes Guild will meet
with Miss Grace Clark on Friday,
Aug. II. The gentlemen are invit-
ed to tea.
Hal. Williams and wife, at one
time residents of this city, are visit
iting with the family of Mrs. Julia
E. Spaulsbury.
Mrs. Lizzie H. Francois and Mrs.
George w. Dickinson left for Min
neapolis Monday to spend a week
visiting with relatives in that city.
Mrs. G. F. Chapman and child of
Merriam Park have been visiting
with the family of E. O. Chapman
and other relatives in at his city dur
ing the past week.
Dale and Gladys Martin of Armour,
S. D., nephew and niece of Mrs. w.
B. King and NJ. D. Martin, arrived
here last week, and are visiting with
their relatives here.
Mrs. Hannah Charles received
about $73 back pension and $33. so
accrued pension recently, and the
little sum has done great deal to
relieve the distress of Mrs. Charles.
Messrs. Asa Brooks and A. J.
Stockstead and the Misses McBain
and Stiles drove up from Sleepy
Eye Sunday, returning home on
Monday morning by way of the Min
nesota river.
The Endeavor societies of the
Presbyterian and Christian church
es will join in union meetings dur
ing this month. They will meet at
the Christian church next Sunday
evening at I o'clock.
The wheat of A. II. Seebeck.
grown on the field next to the Red
wood cemetery, averaged IL bushels
per acre. Mr.. Seebeck states that
the entire acreage controlled by him
will not average over 10 bushels an
acre.
B. B. Bissell and wife, and Mrs.
NJ. L. Mann of Hutchinson drove
over from that town last Thursday
to visit with S. Pollard and family,
but owing to the absence of Mrs.
Pollard, who is visiting in the Twin
Cities, they returned to their home
on Saturday.
There will be quarterly meeting
at the Methodist church next Sunday
evening, at which time there will al
SO be union services at the church.
The sermon will be delivered bv
Presiding Elder Hanscom, who has
just returned from his visit with the
old folks down in Maine.
A dispatch from Aberdeen, S. D.,
says that George W. Somerville of
Sleepy Eye has been securing this
section of the State looking for his
12-year old son who ran away to be
a cowboy. He fell in with man at
Pierre who was driving bunch of
horses east. His father finally To-
Gated the boy at Waubay and left
here Sunday night to take his little
wanderer home.
Mrs. Sophia Gleason, widowed
relative of Alfred Moon, who has
been residing with him on his farm