The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-10-23
Fred. Barnes made business

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Fred Barnes made business
"trip to Sioux City last week
Albert Trust returned last Thurs
D day from several day S stay with
Il friends in Minneapolis.
y Emil Schmah1 came ia from Chica-
4 go 8 st. Paul last " Wednesday after
noon, after disp posing Of cattle at the
4 former place.
4 + w II. Gold is erecting a house,
barn and other buildings on his
farm three miles east Of the city,
4 the total mproVements tocost about
Iss2, 900.
DR.. Hirsch Of New Ulm, who was
in Redwood Falls for time with
I DIR. Stanton, the magnetic doctor,
1 died at Audubon, Mimi, OF heart
failure, last w ednesday morning
Mrs. W. IL. Knowlton Of Esther
willie. Iowa. wife Of the former pas
tor Of the Episcopal Church Of this
city, came up from that place last
1 Thursday afternoon and has since
been visiting at.the home Of Fred.
IL. Warner.
W. r. Houck and family and Mrs.
/ j. r. Lankard and children left for
i their future home in Kingfsher,
/ Oklahoma, on Thursday afternoon Of
last week. Mr.. Lankard remained
here until Saturday settling up var
. ious matters in which he was inter
ested
1 Geo. Z. Evans has purchased the
property on the northwest corner of
Jefferson and Wyoming streets. The
4 property belonged to G. A. Wolf
@Eup to a short time ago. Mr.. Wolf
traded it to a party residing at Ma
!. della, and the latter sold it to Mr..
4 Evans. The house was built by
Samuel S. Sickle. and is one Of the
Oldest houses in the city.
Miss Laura Baker, assisted by
Miss Cheney, gave a reception for
! Mr.. F. s.. Pollard, at the home Of
Miss Baker on Wednesday evening
of last week. Quite anumber of the
! young people OF the city and coun-
try We're present. Several musical
/ selections were rendered through
out the evening. John Shuemacher,
Ion behalf of those present, present.
Led Mr.. Pollard with a book of Red
wood views as a souvenir of their
esteem for him. Refreshments were
served.
a kid in this town is growing
wise. The other day his mother
gave him a maternal correction for
some mischief he had been into. She.
administered it.in the only way that
maternal correction can be given
and on the only spot The kid
yelled atevery blow as if he we're.
in death agonies. The tender heart
| ed mother was really somewhat dis
| tressed and she lay awake awhile that
night imploring forgiveness for her
harshness. The next day she over
heard him telling a neighbor kid
that it didn't hurt half as much as
| he let on. but. it was a good trick to
work on. mamma for it stopped the
Kicking. That night the woman
slept like a log.
On Wednesday evening last a
/ farewell reception was held for
/ Morse. Ashmore in the g. A. R. hall.
The Juniors, Of which class he is a
member, had charge of the affair.
Toasts were responded toby Jennie.
Peabody of the Freshman class on
The -Four Glasses of the Schools
by Chris Neuenschwander Of the
Sophmores on Changing Schools
4 by Alex Jedlicka for the Juniors on.
s Changing Localities; and by Net
/ tie Cofey for the Seniors on Our
/ Boys. The remainder of the even
ling was taken up IN pleasant games.
Towards the close Of the evening
4 Miss Marie Thune, on behalf of the
high school, presented Morse with
several very handsome books as
] tokens Of their friendship.
Mr.. E S. Pollard, who has been
4 a member Of TIE GAZETTE staff for
4 nearly eight years, leaves Nov. 9th,
Via then. p, for Snohomish. Wash
4 ing ton, where he will reside during