The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1900-07-25
Zina Ackmann spent Sunday with
the family 81 Thos. Hughes ii Sleepy

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the family Of Thos. Hughes in Sleepy
Eye.
Miss Julia Tenney is visiting
with the family Of Bert. Hammond
lin Sleepy Eye.
Miss Alice Bigham came up from
Mankato Saturday, on visit with
her parents in this city.
A. E. Hutchinson of the Red wood
County Land Co. of Vesta was in
town last Thursday, looking up
real estate matters.
H. M. Aune is in Madison, Wis,
with his family, and he will prob
ably return with them during the
latter part Of this week or the first
of next.
Ernest Asleson of Dawson, a
druggist of that town. was visiting
with A. P. Cloudy and the family OF
III. F. Jackson during a portion OF
last week.
Mrs. J. r. Johnson and family OF
Spring Valley, the former daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Banks of this
city, arrived here last week on a
visit with Mr.. Banks family.
Mrs. Sedgwick and daughters,
Charles Sedgwick and S. A. Hoyt,
the latter of the Redwood County
Land Co. Of Vesta, spent a few
hours in this city last Wednesday
afternoon.
The assignment of the land GER
tificate to 80 acres in section 18,
Willow Lake, from the Citizens
State Bank of Lamberton to Paul
Schroeder, was filed for record dur
ing the past week.
| VIM. Kane of Heron Lake, quite
well-known in this section, was in
the city last Wednesday. Mr.. Kane
has just returned from a three
months visit to old and new haunts
in Ireland, and gives graphic des-
cription of the scenic and other con.
ditions of the Emerald Isle.
Attorney Alfred Laudon returned
from business trip to st. Paul on
Wednesday afternoon of last week
While in st. Paul he took in the
Roosevelt meeting, and like the
other Redwood pilgrims, regards
Roosevelt not only present, out
also coming mighty factor in the
politics of the nation.
The wife of VIM Moll of Brook
vile passed away on Aug. 18th.
Death resulted from consumption
and the funeral occurred at Sleepy
Eye on last Wednesday. Mr.. Mol
is one of the active young farmers
of Brookville township, and was
married to his wife only a short
| tlIuo UClOF6 uCT uclllSc.
| H. E. Miller and DR.. Aldrich OIL
Rochester were in the city last
Thursday ard Friday. They drove
over from Vesta, Mr.. Miller having
a from west of that town. The lat
ter states that the crop is going t.
be better than expected in that sec
ton. DIR. Aldrich was looking uI
Investment opportunities.
| Giles, the three months old son o.
DR.. and Mrs. G. R. Pease, passed
away shortly after seven O'Clock
last Wednesday evening. The in
FAINT has been i'll since his birth, anG
failed rapidly during tue last two
weeks of it's existence. Brief fun
eral services we're held at the resi-
dence by Franklin J. Barackman al
Is o'clock Thursday afternoon, an6
the remains were laid to rest in the
Pease plot in the cemetery. Gin
ton Baldwin, Brainerd Finn ano
Kenneth and Orrin Vaughn acteo
as pail bearers.
i Lucius P. Dolliff of Minneapolis
a well-known lumber dealer of that
city, and father of Attorney L. P
Dolliff of this city, and also owne,
of the lumber yards at Belview anc
Echo, was bitten by a mad dog
some time ago. On the same day {
small boy named Miller was bitter
j by the same animal Shortly afte,
it became known that the dog had
rabies, Mr.. Dolliff and the boy wen
to Chicago for treatment at the Pas
teur institute in that city. They
returned from there last Wednes
day, having received the benefit o
la full course treatment, and it il
believed that serious results from