The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-10-31
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

r. E.. Fuller was in Mankato dur
ing the past week,
Edward Pratt spent most Of last
| week at his old home in Wdterville.
The Henderson Corsets makes your
dress fit, well. Try one. Sold by Miss
Sample. 12-2t.
Mrs. P. R. Mccoy came up from
St. Paul Monday to spend few days
with her parents in this city.
"A. G.. Burmeister received an ug-
ly cash in the face while assisting
in a test. of the city water works
system Monday.
The graduates of the Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi, are able to
earn from $40 to 800 per mouth.
Send for catalogue.
The U. S. District court convenes
at Mankato at 10 o'clock Nov. 18th.
Lawyers desiring admission should
be present on the opening day.
E. Blankenburg has sold his store
building and stock at Bingham Lake
and has gone to New Ulm, where
he will work with Bingham Bros.
Tomorrow, Nov. 1st, is All Saints
Day, and there will be Holy Com
munion at the Episcopal church at 10
a. M, and an evening service at 1870
p. m.
Mesdames E. Waterman Of Oneida,
New York, A.. Miller of Madison
county, New York, and NJ. Tiffany
OF Mortified, Mimi, who have been
visiting with their sister, Mrs. VIM.
Smith of this city, return to their
homes to-day.
| Geo. W. Burbridge, the Grand
Rapids & Indiana Railway Co. s au-
ditor's travelling agent, who, with
his wife were visiting>Mr and Mrs.
lC. Fred. Thompson for some time
past, returned to their home in
Grand Rapids Monday.
Angora Hoods on hand, also made
on short notice and at low price.
ct MRS. G. A. WOLF.
Harry WinEiatt of Newton Kansas.
who has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. H. A. Lusk of this city for some
time past, returned to his home last
week. Mr.. Winniatt is a Republican
enthusiast and says that Kansas
will return to the Republican fold
next Tuesday.
Quite large number Of friends
of Miss Hannah Johnson gave her
a surprise party at the home of Ma
rion Johnson in Sheridan, last We1-
nesday evening, the occasion being
Miss Johnson birthday anniver-
sary. A rocking chair was left for
the young lady by the surprisers.
Hog cholera is quite prevalent in
this section and as a result the local
buyers have been doing some heavy
shipping during the past week,
farmers selling before the disease
struck their pens. OF the farmers
who have lost, j.. L. Thompson re-
ports 60 fine animals. ]. L. Byram
and a number of others report
losses.
At the district meeting of the De-
gree OF Honor held here last Thurs
day Mrs. w. H. Wallace of Belview
read paper on How may we make
our lodge interesting. Mrs. D. H.
Barr of Seaforth read paper on
"Duties of members between meet
ings." Mrs. Martin of Echo read a
paper on Importance Of women pro-
tecting their families.
Hold. Jones returned from the
Flandreau coursing meeting last
Saturday. Hold. S string of dogs
were simply not in it from the start.
In drawing they were drawn with
the fastest dogs in the field and two
of the three went out on the first
course. The third went out in a
run-of for a tie, the judge being
compelled to announce the tie by
reason of his having got caught in
barb wire fence and rendered un-
able to see the end of the contest,
which was undoubtedly won by
Hod. s Solidarity.
At the regular meeting of the
members of Redwood Lodge, 10.
O. F.. last Saturday evening, it was
decided to give the annual Thanks
giving ball on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 18th. About 800 invitations