The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-03-21

| Fisher Cuff, who has been spend
| ing the winter with A. H. Moon, at
Kennon, Wis, returned home over
the st. Louis last Thursday after
noon.
The regular monthly supper of
the Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church will be held in the
basement of the church next Friday
evening.
| The next meeting If the Redwood
County Dairy ASSOCIATION will be
held in Wabasso on Saturday, May
Goth, by which time, President
Stewart is confident, that the men,
bership of the association will have
reached the 400 mark.
H. V. Peterson, travelling pas
senger agent of the NJ. & St. L..
railroad, has given the information
that night train would be put on
his line between Minneapolis and
Watertown as soon as the company S
new line to Storm Lake is opened
up.
Owing to the illness of conduc-
tor the east bound freight on the St.
Louis last Friday evening did not
arrive at North Redwood until early
Saturday morning. A conductor
was sent west to take charge of the
train, which did not leave Water
town until about six o'clock Friday
evening.
The unfavorab'e weather of the
past two weeks has had a tendency
to give the doctors plenty to do.
Mrs. E. B. Hale, Mrs. H. D. Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Schmahl,
and several others in the city have
been quite i'll. while from the coun-
try have come frequent calls for the
local doctors.
Mrs, D. Mortimer returned from
her home in Southern Minnesota
and the eastern millinery mar's on
| Tuesday afternoon OF last week, and
| is now preparing to make a display
of spring and summer millinery
goods at The Big Store. Mrs. Nor
timer became thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the latest styles in MILL
merry during her three months alb
sence and will make an unusually
fine display in the course of a few
| weeks.
The lecture on Australia deliv-
cred at the Christian church by
Mrs. Henry Goodacre was replete
with information given in most in
! teresting manner. Mrs. Goodacre
is a native of Australia, and she
gave geographical, historical and
climatic facts. The beautiful trees,
unlike those of any other country
were clearly pictured. Their leaves
hang sidewise, and at no season Of
the year are they denuded of their
foliage. The birds, animals, rep
tiles, etc, were pictured. The
social conditions were touched up
on, and her auditors felt that next
to America, as place of residence,
stood Australia. The evening was
made still more enjoyable by Mr..
Howard's rendering of Home,
Sweet Home Mrs. H. F. Clipfell
also contributed vocal solo.
Under date of March 18th A. H.
Anderson, formerly auditor OF Red
wood county, writes friends here
that he is now residing in Altu-
querque, New Mexico. and that
Miss Eddy Donovan, formerly OF
the Redwood County Bank. who is
now working in real estate Office
in Albuquerque, is making her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson.
Santa Fe is alright to the tourist,
but when one begins to realize the
probability Of living there for some
time the place loses it's charm, and
the natives do not seem half as cum
ming as at first Mr.. Anderson
continues. Another thing, the
high altitude did not agree with
Mrs. Anderson. We have decided
to stay here this summer, with the
expectation of complete recovery
! before | come back. [ am feeling
splendid and am looking forward to
an early return home
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: Charles
Luscher, en- route from Redwood on
business trip to the cities, was a