The Redwood gazette., 1901-12-04
OVER oW LOCALS.

Il
Mrs. w r. CasWe1l left for ST. | |
Paul Monday on q weeks visit.
Mrs. Emil e. Lentz returned to
Brook ings, South Dakota Monday
Mrs. H. Jaehning left for her
home in New Richland Monday aff-
| ternoof1.
rs baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs, D.. a. Pease last Saturday
morning.
Miss Hubbard Of the public
schools spent Thanksgiving with, It'll
/ / friends at Madison.
Don't fail to see the Great Majestic
Range bake biscuits in three minutes
all this week at 3. A. Pease's.
Attorney S. L.Pieree left tor st.
Paul Saturday to argue the Shove.
/ MARITIME case before the Supreme
/ Court
Rev. Henry Goodacre.has received
la call to the Christian church at
! Flora, Ind, whence his family will
remove in a few days.
"A black, curly dog, with white breast
I and feet, and answering to the name
of Carlo, has been lost. Finder please
return to @. u. Dornberg's residence.
Miss Marie Jackson came down
from Dawson last Thursday and
l.spenta a couple of days with her par
ents. IN Redwood Falls township.
Remember. a set Of best cooking
utensils, made Of copper, steel and
enamel, worth $3.50, given away abso-
llute)y free with every Majestic Range
sold this week at e. A. Pease's.
The Ladies Aid Of NJ 3. church
/ will serve supper Friday evening
dee. 9th, in the dining room OF the
lchurch beginning at $50 Q clock
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. John Mitchell Of Kendall-
vile, Ind, mother of Rev. William
Mitchell Of this city, passed. away at
/ her home last Wednesday, aged 6S.
! years. The funeral was held last
Friday
/ Attorney Alfred R. A. Laudon IS
acandidate a for city recorder to sue.
Eceed Chas. G. Johnson who declines
| to rnn again. If elected. Mr.. Lau-
don will make an excellent city re-.
Icorder.
Mrs. j II. Baker left last Thurs
day for Waukon, Iowa, after. receiv-
ing a telegram announcing. the SER
ious illness of her mother, who
passed away shortly after Mrs.
Baker. arrived at Waukon.
Is Editor Shaver of the. Dodge Coun
Ity Republican passed through here.
saturday en- route for Dawson to.
meet Mrs. Shaver and daughter.
jThe three returned to otheir. home at
Kasson on Monday.
f. A. Gray has sold the ten acre
tract known as the Cook homesteads,
in this city, to Thos. King. who will
| build on the same in the spring.
The consid GRAFTON was s., 1000, Mr..
Gray reserving the old buildings on.
! the tract.
s Rev. Fl. d. Williams Of Mankato
| will preachsin the Christian church
Sunday morning. He and Pastor
Orr exchange. pulpits- In the even
ing the NJ. B. and Christian
1churches worship together in the
/ VI. B.. church.
Capt sHerbst and Lieut.. Duncan
Of the local Salvation Army left for
| Minneapolis Monday to receive
their assignment for another Army
period. They did not know who
their successors at this place would
ibe prior to their departure.
Z "a letter from r 3. Ring, former
Ily Of this place, now at Bellefoun
Y - & fF5a Y
taine, Ohio, conveys the information
that the Ring baby was recently
quite badly burned by upsetting a
wicker chair, and falling face down
ward on a hot air register which
was 50 hot that the skin stuck
wherever it touched. Mrs. Ring
was not many steps away at the
time. Of the accident, and rescued
1.-THE child before the burns became
Iserious.
Jerry Mahoney came into town
from Sheridan last Friday to SUBJ
scribe for z HE GAZETTE and toregis=
/ ter a kick on the quality of the kero-
sene oil he had been buying Of the.
standard Oil Co TIa killed two