The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-18
WALNUT GROVE.
H. o. Garlock wentto st. Peter Mon

II. 0. Garlock went to st. Peter Mon
day.
n. p. Lang went to Mankato for q
few weeks visit.
F.. "A. Blethen of Tracy was the guest
of A. Evans Friday.
r. 8. Taylor and wife have moved
into the Nub. Wigen house.
The Misses Chandler have returned
to their home in Montford, Wis.
Miss Eta Danford, returned to her
home in Minneapolis Wednesday.
Miss Clara Fleming of Tracy is visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. VIM.
Schultz.
Mrs. r. r. Freeman isslowly regain
ing her health, we are glad to be able
to state.
Mrs. s. J. Bergbloms' grandmother
and niece are with her for short visit
from Moline, Ill.
Mrs. A. J. Swoffer and Miss Winnie
Byington went to the city for q few
days visit Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. s. Huntoon is enjoying a
visit from an old friend and chum from
Plainview, Mrs. Ira Finch.
After long and severe tussle with
rheumatism A. NJ. henderson is again
able to transact business in town.
Owing to the threatening weather
Friday night, the dance at A. Kluck-
ing's new house had no attendance.
Rev. Houck and wife, and Miss Ed
ma passed through Walnut Grove We'd
nesday, on their way home to Edger-
| ton.
Buns blew open the safe at the de.
pot Wednesday night, but had their
trouble for their pains, as there was nc
money left.
| These machine men are kept hump
ling nowadays, regardless of the fact
that some of the farmers have predict
ed no crop.
McRae is quite dealer in. horses
Regardless of the mud and rain Satur
day he was obliged to go to Sanborn te
get another horse.
/ &c. Freeman has moved his family
to Westbrook, where they will make
their future home. Mr.. Freeman will
run livery and feed stable.
r. r. Freeman has purchased Shet
land pony, harness and carriage fol
| Little Goldie." 1t is as cute turn
out as you will see this side of tn.
cities.
| Rev. Stone and wife returned from
their trip to Morton Thursday and i
the amount of tan on Mr.. Stones fac,
is any indication of the good time they
had, it was great.
H. E. Hanson of Window is hauling
grain from his farm south to Walnu
Grove. It is noticeable fact tina
whenever Mr.. Hanson comes over t,
haul grain we have fine rain.
s. E. Krohn, the new druggist a
Hesnanlt's, expects his wife the first o
the week. They will occupy the hous
that Mr.. Fairchild will vacate as sool
as his new residence is completed.
tt stands alone, it towers above
There's no other. It's natures won
der-a warming poultice to the hear
of mankind. Such is Rocky Noun
tain Tea. IS cents, Hitchcock & Co
| We don't know whether it is custom
airy for crows to fly this time of th
year or not. But it is fact that on
flew into Nels Crows house Sunday
and seems to be going to stay. It is
white Grow and little girl.
r.. F. Metcalf will move his famil.
to Bigelow. this State, where he viii
engage in the confectionery business
Everyone will miss Mr.. and Mrs. Met
calf. They are good people to have il
q community, and Bigelow's gain j
our loss. They leave next Thursday
At the residence of Iver Peterson o.
/. Thursday, July II, occurred the wed
ding OF Miss Matte Peterson and Han
Qaudbo. About 200 invitations wer
issued and nearly al responded. tn
bride and groom were the recipient
Of many costly presents. They are wei
i and favorably known and have til
hest wishes Of all for their future well
fare and happiness.
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