The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-10-04

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this city, is now employed in a
printing Office at Plainview.
Mrs. August Theiring and Ber-
nice Engelhart were visiting in
! Sleepy Eye between trains last Sat-
urday afternoon.
The new VanDusen elevator on
the Northwestern tracksin this city
| was thrown open for business with
W. R. Caswell as agent, Monday
morning.
VIM. Witte, Winona plumber,
came up from that town on Thurs
day of last week, and has since been
working on plumbing contracts in
this city.
Stanley Bissell was up from the
cities during a portion of last week,
and after visiting few days with
his parents here, returned to his
desk on Saturday afternoon.
DR.. Pease of this city assisted DR..
Dredge of Belview in operating on
a patient residing near the latter
town, for strangulated hernia. The
operation was very successful.
Elder Henry Goodacre of the
Christian church delivered a very
interesting lecture on Ben Hur, -
to sized audience, at the Chris
tian church last Saturday evening.
E. P. Byram returned from Ere
mont, Iowa, last Saturday afternoon,
after being present at the death and
attending the funeral services over
the remains of his brother, late of
Fremont.
Walter King expects to leave for
Melrose, this State, in few weeks.
He will join his brothers there, and
the trio will remain in that country
during the remainder of the winter,
expecting to return next spring.
Ole O. Dokken, formerly a we'll
known farmer of Shutdown, but later
a business man of Springfield, has
closed out his business interests in
that town, and will soon move on to
his farm just north of Watertown,
S. D.
G. W. Fitch of Faribault was in
the city last Wednesday with the
view of securing some choice Red
wood county real estate. At one
time Mr.. Fitch was the owner of
quite large tract of land in Sun
down township.
Mrs E. A. Pease and child of this
| city and Mrs. G.. n. Pease of Kin
tire, returned home last Saturday
from two weeks visit with rela-
tives in and around Zumbrota Sher-
if Pease joined them at Rochester
on Saturday forenoon and returned
with them.
Alfred Chadbourne of this city,
city, who has spent the past two
years at Asbury hospital, Minneap-
oils, where he has been studying
medicine, left Saturday for Phila-
delphia for the purpose of finishing
his medical course in the Medico-
Chirugrical college Of that city. The
course will comprise two years of
hard studying.
Messrs. H. N. Bell, ]. H. Bowers,
accompanied by their wives, and
Messrs. E. A. Pease, l. N Temp
kins. F. L. Warner,N w. Cobleigh,
J. B. Robinson, Maj. George L. Ev
ans and J. A. Schmahl were among
the Redwood people attending the
Lamberton street fair on Friday and
Saturday of last week, and all of
them report a very interesting time.
S. J. Race and wife were also in at
tendance at the fair the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kneeland.
Engineer VIM. Carroll, formerly
of this city and for many years en-
gineer on the Redwood branch of
the Northwestern, but now engi-
neer of the Northwestern stub run
ming into Mankato, was in the col
lision between the Northwestern
and Omaha trains at Mankatoa week
ago last Saturday evening, and the
papers give Mr.. Carroll a great
deal of credit for the heroism dis
played during the collision, Mr..
CAROLS act in remaining in his
cab and reversing his engine at the
proper time, saving life and prop
erty, the former at the risk of his
own.
Fl M Anne and family returned