The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-17
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h ~ y 1A n ylngI0n OF Nesta was ID
Morgan on Monday
PHI. Felson was at the county seat
the earl part Of the week.
Postmaster Kinman was at the coun-
seat on Saturday morning
Rasnllls Peterson is having a house
and barn erected on his place
Fred. B. Greene of Golden Gate was
here during the early part Of he week.
Frank Pratt Of Redwood Falls took
dinner at the Morgan House last Mon
day
Giefer Of New Ulm was doing
business in this place Monday morn
ing.
81 a. q. Schlekan and wife visited with
the Kohlmap family ut Redwood Fails
Sunday
Mrs Nels Jensen returned Monday
from Sleepy Eye, where she was visit
ing with relatives.
Last Monday Nels Jensen purchased
lots seven and eight, block one, in Har.
q addition, Of P. G.. Hanson.
'Iolman's livery barn is being rapidly
pushed to completion. This improves
the appearance of the town near the
depot.
Robt. Morgan Of Menomonie, " is,
who is visiting with his parents at
Redwood Falls, assisted on t he AIessen-
ger two or three days last week
Mothers keep it for home use. Trav-
cling men carry il il their gri Mull's
Lightning Specific for summer com :
plant, diarrhna. cholera, etc, CSC.
Dr. Abbott of Albert Lea will preach.
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day He may act as q supply for this
place during the absenceo of Rev. Horne.
Chas. Coulee of Mankato was in town.
several days last week, renewing old
cquaintances. Mr. Coulee was a resi-
dent of Lone Tree about "a years ago.
Sasse & Readon have moved their
hardware stock this week, and F. e.
Juhnke began to move his harness shop
to the building vacated by Sasse &
Readon on Monday.
The infant child which was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Whitman OH Tues
day of last week, died Sunday. The
remains were taken TO Sleepy Eye Mon
day and Inferred there.
Have you any doubts renaaining?n
said Mrs. Jones. No, Marinda, /
have not. I took Rocky Mountain
Tea last night Twill remove any
impure thoughts in the human family.
35c. Hitchcock & Go.
Word was received here Saturday Of
the death Of Gust. Miller, a brother OF
Mrs. Dittbenner of this place, at New
Illm. Mr.. Miller was 81 years old.
The funeral was held Tuesday, MIR. and
Mrs. Dittbenner being present.
The Lutheran conference, mentioned
In these items last week, is now in SEES.
lsionsat the Lutheran church. The con.
ference began yesterday morning, al
| 1890 o. clock. a large number of min,
listers arrived on Monday afternoon
land were assigned to places Of enter
tainnent. The conference will prob
ably close Friday morning.
The death of Schuyler Eldred OF TIL,
1 place occurred at his home on Frida.
~, n II, lx,.3 l,.,<,,, =; x,,s&I, u,
mumps about three weeks, which wa
4 followed by in Illumination Of the boWess
4 The funeral was held from the Presbv
terrain church Sun day morning at 1886
i Rev. McHenry of Delhi preached tn
4 funeral sermon The Workmen iodg
4 had charge Of the funeral services. Th
4 remains were inferred in the Lone Ire
Il cemetery. The deceased was born il
Lind Center, Wisconsin, in 1851. q
1855 he came with his parents TO Lon
4 Tree township, Brown county, and
q few years ago moved to Morgan. Ell
4 was married TO Nettie Tolman, and hi
wife, two children, father and mother
Il one brother and three sisters surviy
4 him.
A postoffIce scrap is on ia this Vi
,Ilage Within the past week two pet
tions have been circulated, one askin
that the postoffiee be moved to tn
building vacated this week by F. T
Juhnke, the harness man, and th
i other that Frank Ellington be al
pointed postmaster. On what ground
the present postmaster can be remove
i is not apparent in the petition to hay
Mr. Ellington appointed, but it
stated that charges will be forWarde
to the postofiee department later. Nj
\ Klnman thinks the whole deal is
nrusen to make him keep the postoffic