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

II. Bowers and vile returned
last. Thursday afternoon from q
month S visit with friends and rela-
tives ID Illinois and Indiana.
E. P. Breutkreutz has resigned
as postmaster at FIorita, Renville
county, and F. A. Schroeder has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
A light frost-very light-the
first of the season in this section
was reported at various places in
the county on Tuesday evening Of
last week.
DR.. Robt. Gibson, wife, son and
two daughters, who have been
the guests of the family Of DR.. G.
P. Gibson for some five weeks, re-
turned home on Thursday.
Jacob Staudenmeyer, who has
been employed in Mahowald's har-
ness shop for some time past, left
here last Thursday for Bird Island,
where he has assumed charge OF
the harness shop in that town.
Beaver Falls correspondence:
''Mrs. Clayson, daughter of Mr..
Root of this place, and her husband,
who have lived in Nebraska for the
last two years, have returned to this
place and will remain indefinitely. !"
Mrs. Diana T. Persons, mother OF
Mrs. George Houghmaster and V.
NJ. Persons, arrived here from
Chicago last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Houghmaster, and will remain
in Redwood Falls for an indefinite
period.
Rey. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell, &C.
companied by their daughter, Miss
Adele Mitchell, arrived here from
Terre Haute, Ind, on Friday after
Moons Northwestern, and stopped
at Hotel Francois until the rectory
was put in proper condition for
them.
H. G.. Schmahl returned from a
trip to St. Paul Thursday afternoon,
where be went to better acquaint
himself with the condition of his
brother, Emil, who has been re
ceiving treatment, in St. Luke S
hospital. The latter arrived here
last Saturday and will remain in
Redwood Falls for an indefinite
period.
Miss Julia Waldron, who has
been clerk in the Office of the reg
lister of deeds for several months
past, left here Saturday for Manka-
to, where she will continue her
studies in the Normal school, Miss
Waldron has made large number
of friends during her residence in
this city and county, and they will
regret her change OF residence.
Mrs. Mary Hanson, wife of the
Rev. Elwood Hanson of Minneapolis,
formerly residents of this city and
east of here, was killed in a street
car accident in Minneapolis on
Thursday evening of last week. Mr..
Hanson is minister in The Friends
church of Minneapolis. Mrs. Han
son was returning home from a
days work, and while on Walnut
street she passed in front of an
interurban car, undoubtedly think
ing she had plenty of time to cross
the track. She tripped and fell and
before the motorman could stop the
car the forward wheels had passed
over her body, killing her instantly.
The two lower limbs were severed
from the body and the jaw bone of
the victim was badly crushed. Mrs.
Hanson was about 81 years old.
In a private letter to the publish
ers Miss Eddy Donovan, who is
now employed as stenographer and
book-keeper in the Office of the New
Mexican Printing Co, at Sante Fe,
writes: 1T is the first time | have
ever had much to do with a print
/
ing Office. I find it quite an inter
| esting place. l find the climate
here delightful, after the heat at
Albuquerque. This is very
quaint and interesting city, but I
have not had time to explore it
much. I walked up TO see the ruins
of old Fort Marcy, but when got
there, instead of knowing the place
by intuition I thought I had lost
my way and went back to town by
a circuitous route, passing by a
large place with beautifully kept
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