The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-09-19

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Miss Hattie Bigham IS visiting
tfriendstn Mankato.
Mrs. ~, Brainerd Of Wisconsin,
an auntspf Mrs. W. D. Finn, is Wis
ting with the latter.
Ward Terpening Of Morence,
Michigan, has been visiting with
Judge and Mrs. Fl. D. Baldwin
during the past two weeks.
| DR.. J. S. Gibson and daughter 81
Atwater, who have been visiting
with the family Of Dr. G. P. Gibson
returned to their home on Tues
day of last week.
The assignment of State land Ger.
tifcates by F. W. Philbrick to e.
Bunge, Jr., to 80 acres in section
20, Redwood Falls township, have
been placed on record.
| S. Pollard, chairman of the recent
Second ward Republican primary
has appointed C. w. Mead, Charles
Luscher and Frank Hubbard ward
committee for the ensuing two
years.
The first OF the regular gather
ings of the st. Veronica's Guild for
the fall and winter seasons occurred
at the rectory last Thursday even
ing and was in the nature of a pic
mic supper. Over 20 were IN at
tendance.
DIR. F. Penhall and Geo. Welsh OF
Morton we're in the city last Friday
afternoon. The latter stated that
he was in no wise interested in the
county seat contest for Renville
county and that he had just as soon
that the county seat was to Oliyia
as Bird Island.
George Gagnon, who retired from
the shoe manufacturing and repair
ing business last spring, on account
of i'll health, has again entered into
that business and will be found al
the stand just east of Pfeiffer &
Lichtwarck' meat market Mr..
Gagnon guarantees all of his work.
]. H. Melges is building a resi-
dence on his farm west of the city
the J. Fl. Sanders estate, through
D. w. and Fred. Banker, has re-
Gently erected a large elevator on
one of the farms of that estate and
is now engaged in improving farm
buildings and also in erecting one
large barn. Nj. E. Powell has com
pleted the erection of barn on his
farm adjoining the city to replace
the one destroyed by lightning d
week ago last Saturday night. G.
W. Tiffany is engaged in building a
residence on his farm west of the
city
| The Mankato Free Press of Sept.
10th contained the following: A
consignment of California jack rab-
bits, which we're shipped from Was
co, Cal, to H. E. Jones, Redwood
Falls, Mimi, arrived over the G.
G. w. road in care of the Wells
Fargo Express company today.
The original consignment was IS.
In counting up today it was found
that Is were dead and missing.
They were transferred to the Amer
lean Express Co., who sent them to
their destination on the noon train.
These hares are to be used for the
hound race which will take place
at Redwood Falls on Sept Goth, and
being swift footed no doubt the
sport will be great. The average
cost per head when they reach
their destination will be about SO
per head.
The newspaper men OF the county
together with their wives, will be
the guests of the publishers of THE
GAZETTE and Reveille, and of Audi
tor Tompkins and Geo. B. Hughes,
ex-newspaper men, at formal din.
ner at Hotel Francois Friday even
ing. James Arnold of Vesta Bright
Eyes will act as toast master for the
occasion. I. N. Tompkins will de
liver the address of welcome and
this will be responded to by w. c.
Starr of the Lamberton Star. H.
NJ. Keene of the Belview Indepen-
dent will speak on the toast, "The
newest kid in the bunch. w. w.
Snyder Of Rural Center, an ex- school
teacher, speaks on 1.-The rod versus
| the pen. J. A. Schmahl will give