The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-18


returned home yesterday.
G. E. Mckay and H. F. Buechner
left the latter part Of last week for
Green Lake, Kandiyohi county, for
an outing. D. Z. Brigham and E. A.
Lyman, ST., followed them on Mon
day.
Walter Smullen and wife of Kan
diyohi, were visiting with the family
of James Arnold over Sunday.
Mrs. Smullen is a sister of Mrs.
Arnold and was formerly Miss
Nettie Lawson.
The Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church will hold a
praise service at the home of Mrs.
James Aiken on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Cake and cream will
be served and a charge of Is cents
mace. Everyone interested in mis-
sionary work most cordially invited.
A missionary festival will be
held at the Lutheran church next
Sunday. There will be services at
1890 in the morning and at 2:3O in
the afternoon. During the forenoon
services the Rev. Prof. Schaller of
New Ulm will preach sermon on
missionary work as to children.
In the afternoon Rev. Martin of
Echo will preach on missionary
work in general.
An eight pound baby boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil F. Lentz
Of Morton last Saturday. The birth
of the young man makes Mrs. Carrie
Waters of this city a grandma, and
telephone message from Grandma
Waters just after dinner Saturday
was to the effect that the boy was
fine specimen and that his mamma
was doing nicely. Emil, who is
well-known here, is also GONZALES
cling over the pleasant news.
Attorney D. A. Stuart came up
from Window last Saturday and re-
manned over for couple of days
Mr.. Stuart was recently nominated
for county attorney Of Cottonwood
county by the Republicans of that
county. Mr.. Stuart will make a
strong advocate for the Republican
party of that county during the
campaign, and if elected, which is
almost certain, he will make a good
prosecuting attorney for the county.
Gertrude Aver, the expert lady op-
tician, will be at the Commercial Ho-
tel, Redwood Falls, Mimi, every Sat-
urday. Prescription work for difficult
cases a speciality. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 39-tf
John Frost of Mantorville, who
spends every fall with thrashing
machine in this section, came up
from that place Saturday afternoon,
and Immediately engaged to work
with H. S. Gilbert's thrashing ma
chine during the coming season.
Mr.. Frost stated that Dodge county
was suffering from an attack of !
chinch bugs this year, the bugs at
lacking both corn and wheat fields
and entirely destroying many fields
of Dodge county grain.
Editor w. Roy Whitman of the
Morgan Messenger, well-known
here where he spent his boyhood
days, and Miss Clara M. Burginger,
of Sleepy Eye, who has been a COM
positor in Mr.. Whitman S office. and
who is sister of Mrs. John Marti,
were married at New Ulm on Tues
day of last week, in the ladies par
lor Of the Grand Hotel. The pastor
of the Congregational church of New
Ulm officiated. Following the we'd
ding ceremony supper was served
in the hotel. The couple returned
to Morganson the following day, and
they will reside there in the future.
J. r. Lankard returned home
from the National Republican con-
vention in Philadelphia and visit
with his brother and other relatives
and friends in Pennsylvania, last
Saturday morning. Mr.. Lankard
is enthusiastic over the ticket NOM
mated, claiming that it was the
strongest ticket that could have
been nominated, and that the tail was
as strong as the head. He was also
of the opinion that Roosevelt would
be the nominee four years hence.
Mr.. Lankard spoke highly of the
manner in which PHILADELPHIA