The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-11-01
BELvIEW AND ITS BORDER.

Have your shoes repaired at MahOw.
aids, Mill street, Redwood Falls. 12-4t
Mrs. Max Hensel of Vail is visiting
with Mrs. A. Leonard over Sunday.
Mrs. H. Resoft and child and Mrs
J. Huber and child are visiting in New
Ulm.
The sidewalk in front of where the
Independent office once was, has been
repaired.
Quite large number from here will
take in the Vesta town lot sale next
Friday.
Mrs. J. G. johnson left for Boyd
yesterday in response to telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of hel
mother.
Attorney ]. H. Bowers of Redwood
Falls was transactlng legal business in
town Monday.
A heavy rain fell here last Monday
evening-the heaviest single down
pour of the season.
John Martin has received a $500
pound Cary safe, which he has placed
in his new elevator.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. H. F. Jones tomorrow
Thursday afternoon.
Squire Gimmestad united in mar
riage Daniel F. DeGroat and Anna
Prisinger last Saturday.
Mrs. Earl came over from Granite
Rock with her husband, Rev. VIM
Earl, last Sunday afternoon.
John Kojetin was in from Granite
Rock Monday and reports threshing
about finished in that town.
Miss Rice and Miss Hattie RongeruC
of Sacred Heart were visiting with the
family of G. J. Rice over Sunday.
Walter Kojetin and Frank MaceE
passed through here Monday en- route
for Minneapolis, where they will attene
school.
H. n. Stadick was over from Rem.
vile on Tuesday of last week, and to
gether with o. T. Newhouse drove t.
Revere.
A baby girl was born to J. NJ. Kat
zen berger and wife last Monday even
ing. and J. NJ. is an exceedingly happy
Belviewite.
| Miss Anna Evans has moved the
building in which her millinery stock
has been located, ito the corner of Broad
way and Lake streets.
The Blue J social at the Congrega-
tional church last Friday evening was
largely attended, and the ladies of the
church Melted nearly SO.
There We're services in the Luther.
an and Catholic church Sunday, Mr..
Aasen conducting in the former arc
Rev. FIR. Woods in the latter.
The Chatauqua circle will meet with
w. H. Wallace and wife Friday even
ing. Several new members have been
added since the organization.
A. d. n. Southworth came up from
Mortified Monday, and after spending
a few hours on his farm just south O
town, drove to Redwood Falls.
w. Il. WATSON left for ST. Paul and
Minneapolis Monday for the purpose
of receiving treatment for tuberculosis
from which he has been suffering fol
| some time.
Nora-You can't expect to do away
with face blemishes in a weeks time
Keep on taking Rocking Mountain
Tea. You'll have lovely complexion
At Hitchcock's.
r. D. Pitman, an employee on thu
construction crew OF the Northwestern
at Ottawa, had shoulder knocked out
of joint by piece of falling timber
early last week. DR.. Dredge was called
and pulled the dislocated limb to itt
place.
| The members of the Congregations
church will present the laughing farce
comedy "The Sweet Sisters at the
town hall on the evening of Nov. oath
and as the leading talent of the town
has been cast for the occasion a night
of fun is assured.
Fred. Jaeger is rapidly recovering
from an attack of appendicitis. DR.
Pease was up from Redwood Falls Sat
urday and consulted with DR.. Dredge
the attending physician. The case is q
peculiar one which DR.. Dredge expects
to make report on later.
Gus. Rain received telegram Mon.
day to the effect that his brother, Louis
Rain, who is foreman of q construction
crew down in Virginia, was seriously
hurt and was lying in hospital. Gus.