The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-11-07
Wanda, Willow LakeG Shutdown
WANDA TIME TABLE.

+ Peter Skow has beer On the sick list.
Miss Agnes Bredvold is staying in
Springfield.
Miss Tilda johnson is clerking in the
store of Henry Johnson.
III. f. Miererding has commenced to
give music lessons again.
Willie Callaghan and Ormie Evans
are attending the Springfield school.
n. e. Hanson has built an addition
to the school house in the J. I. John
son district.
The Young Ladies' Sewing society
will hold their annual sale at P. Hem
ingson's Nov. s.
Miss Anna Lawrence left last Sun
day for Stately, where she will teach in
the Marti school
The new school house in district No.
Il is ready and is credit to the people
of that vicinity.
John Jensen will soon return to
North Dakota to make some improve
ments on his claim.
Fall work is nearly completed. The
threshing machines are quiet and
husking is nearly done.
| This is the week when politicians be-
gin to stay at home, most of them to
attend to their own affairs.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
| w. G. Meyer is on the way to recovery
after severe attack ofblood poisoning.
Peter Fritz and Mike Neudecker
have built large new barns. Julius
Jensen and J. A. Miller intend to
build.
| Miss Martha Meierding came up
from Morgan last week and is now
staying with her sister, Mrs. L. Law
renee.
Philip Tonson of Chicago is in the
employ of Fred. Meierding & Son,
and will be pleased to wait on his
many friends.
Mrs Conrad Dirks, ST., of New Ulm,
also Mrs. H. F. Dirks, Rev. and Mrs
Benz of Springfield, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Miererding last Tues
day.
i Invitations are out for the wedding
of Mr.. Andrew Jacoby and Miss Emms
Weaver to be celebrated at the brides
home Nov. 18th. Both parties are wei
end favorably known.
Al You little knew when first we met
II That some day you would he
q The lucky fellow I'd choose to let
i Pay for my Rocky Mountain Tea.
HITCHCOCK & Go.
r The marriage of Mr.. Joseph Rams
a bacher and Miss Lizzie Kagel was sol
emnized in Springfield Oct. "a at
q. M, after which reception was civ
: en- a large number of relatives ant
. friends at the brides home. The happy
. couple received many handsome anG
, useful presents.
Too late for last week.
Il All hurrah for Mckinley and Roose
/ welt!
! Corn husking is well on it's way te
J the finish.
], The dance at p. Matters was well
| attended.
Henry Magel is repairing his crib,
! by putting on a,new roof. Il.
III Sophie TOrston has returned to Mon.
tans to'spent the winter.
The east school house has . new
hard cdAi heater and hard wood floor.
| Mkrand Hrs. Martin Bredvoid 'hav<
gone TO Westbroek to, spend 4. few
day..
Agnes Bredvold has gone to Spring.
4 fielslfer short stay. with 'Mrs g
Nueae!e. 's.s.s,
Rev. Jacobsen has been taken home
and is recovering slowly from the acct
dent that befell him. 7s-
Anna Lawrence has commenced
teaching her second year in the Moody
: district, south Of 6anb0rn.
4 School has commenced in the cas-,
land west school houses with Merriam
Jacobsen and Adella Rnddon; respec
lively, a. teachers. w. !.
STATE or ONO. CITY or TOLEDO,
LUCUS CoUNT1. f n.
q Frank J, Cheney makes oath that he !.