The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-04

Lewis G.. Buxton came down from
Clinton, Mimi, last week and spent
the encampment days with relatives
in this city.
Mrs Casedeer of Verona, Wis,
a sister of Mrs. J. w. Ferris, is
visiting with the latter.
Miss Marie Jackson returned
from visit with friends in St Paul
and Minneapolis last Friday after
noon.
Mrs. n. w. Carter was called to
Waverly, Iowa, last Friday, on &C
count of the serious illness of her
mother.
Mrs. Knute Baxter and son,
Vaughn Baxter, of Ottawa, Illinois,
are visiting with the family of Geo.
w. Vaughn of this city.
Mrs. L. P. Dolliff and two chill
dren arrived here from Minneapolis
last Friday afternoon and are visit
ing with the family OF A. c. Dollitf.
Mrs. Paul r. Mccoy came up
from Minneapolis last Saturday and
has since been visiting with her
parents, Mayor and Mrs. VIM.
Smith.
H. S. Baldwin and daughter,
Miss Cecil, came up from St. Paul
last Saturday. Miss Cecil will re-
main with relatives here during the
summer.
c. G.. johnson was in Iowa last
week, attending the funeral SER
vices over the remains of his moth
err, who passed away there during
the early portion of the week.
There will be the usual service in
the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning, instead of the mis-
sionary program announced. Union
service in the evening in the same
place.
Rev. c. H. Stevenson went to
Fort Ridgley last Saturday, and at
tended the services there on Sun
day. His pulpit at the Methodist
church was occupied by Rev. E. R.
Houck of Edgerton.
George Patterson brought in fine
specimens of wheat growing on his
farm in Three Lakes, last Saturday.
They were beauties, but as George
said, there was very little wheat as
good as it IN the county, and a
whole lot a great deal poorer.
Rev. FIR. Schlinkert of St. Paul
seminary, arrived here on Friday
afternoon last for the purpose
Of relieving Rev. FIR. Woods of this
parish, who will leave about July
9th on an extended vacation trip in
the east, and will probably take in
the Paris exposition.
Redwood county walked off with
several honors at the last Republi-
can State convention S. ]. Race
was made secretary of the congress
sional district meeting and also
member of the committee on resolu-
tions; James A. Larson of Johnson
vile was appointed on the committee
on credentials, which committee did
not have an opportunity to do any
work on account of a motion being
made and carried to seat all dele
gates present, there being no con-
tests; and J. A. Schmahl was made
assistant secretary of the conven-
ton, taking care of the records of
the proceedings.
H. E. Miller came up from Roches-
ter last week. He was accompanied
by Henry Lohse. Mr.. Miller pur-
chased nine 80 acre tracts in I'm
derwood township some time ago
and Mr.. Lohse has purchased three
eighty acre tracts. Mr.. Miller also
recently purchased what was once
the Bailey House, in this city, now
occupied by U. G. Banks and fam
lily. He made arrangements while
here last week to light the entire
house by electricity and also to con-
meet it with the city water system.
Mr.. Miller is glad that Redwood
Falls has manifested the enterprise
of the past two or three months and
he is satisfied that it is destined to
be ole Of the leading towns in the
State.
Holmer Henry, son of Editor
Henry of the Montevideo Advance,
and Miss Maud Seaman of the same