The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-09-06
MORGAN.

J. f. Smith left for the cities Mon
day.
s. P. Bark returned from Owatonna
Friday.
! F. L. Carpenter of Redwood Falls
was in town Friday.
John Drexler and wife left Monday
for the cities to take in the fair.
! Attorney Hauser and family left for
the cities Monday to take in the fair.
A dance was held in Fixsen's hall
Friday evening and was we'll attended.
Mrs. Fred. Marchant left for the cit
les Monday to visit relatives and take
in the fair.
Sunday was model day for hunting
and good many from town took adj
vantage of it.
Ed. Wegner of Wadena is visiting
friends and relatives, having arrived
here Saturday.
Misses Nora and Carrie Dettbenner
left for the cities Monday to be in at
tendance at the State Fair.
J. E. Johnson is attending the State
Photographers convention which is in
session in Minneapolis this week.
Clifford Eaton who is now employed
in the Sleepy Eye mill at Sleepy Eye,
visited with his parents over Sunday.
Frank Fenske was arrested Sunday
for running his pony on the streets. He
was arrayed before Justice Hartwick
Monday and fined S..
Mic. Welter left Monday for Mime
apolis where he will attend the under.
takers convention, which is in session
there all of this week.
Fred. Koehine of Eden has rented
his farm to his son, William Koehine
and will move to Sleepy Eye some time
in October. He will hold an auction
sale on his farm on Sept. 18th.
Mrs. G. E. Benham of Shutdown and
Miss Benham of Red Wing left Mon
day noon for the cities. Both ladies
will visit the fair, after which Miss
Benham will proceed to her home in
Red Wing.
! A party was given at the Davidson
home west of town Saturday evening
in honor of the Misses Davidson, who
are about to leave for school for the
winter at Valparaiso, Ind. A large
number from here attended.
H. NJ. Ball and wife and F. Hart
wick left for eastern points Friday, to
be absent for two weeks. They will
visit Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, and points in New York and
New Jersey before returning.
Rev. FIR. Vonderlage left Monday by
way of Redwood Falls for Willow Lake
where he held divine services in the
Willow Lake church Tuesday. We'd
nesday he went to Lamberton and con-
Quoted services in St. Joseph's church
at that place Oh that day.
The telephone line along the Nickle
Plate is nearly completed. An in
strument is to be placed in the city
drug store. The Southern Electric
Telephone Co. has entered into a deal
with the Western Electric Telephone
Co. and will connect with the phone
line along the main line of the Chicago
& Northwestern.
A party of hunters hailing from
Watervllle, and composed of Ernest
Giles, G. A. Gray, Alb. Durant, A. G.
Oppleger, Walter Bailey and Harry
Peterson, the latter acting as cook,
took dinner in town Sunday, being en-
route for Granite Rock, where they will
hunt for some time. From there they
will proceed northwest to Lac qui
Parle county. They left Waterville
Thursday, Aug. Goth, and expected tc
be absent two weeks or more.
J. G.. Albrecht met with an accident
Sunday while hunting. He was driv'
ing in his buggy when some chickens
passed over and alighted in corn
field. julius wished to locate the ex.
act spot. When in the act of getting
out of the buggy the gun slipped from
the seat and the trigger, becoming en-
tangled in part of the fixing, explod
ed, the charge grazing his wrist. He
was not seriously injured although the
accident might have been severe one