The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-04-17
Caswell has opened the ice season

Cas well has opened the ice season
with q big red va gon.
DInnington came home
from the cities last Friday
NJ Weles took the Thursday
eveniing train for Minnea polls.
Mrs stulz Of OWatonna, a sister
I OF n rs. II. ell, was visiting her
last week
Clark Miller is building new
house on his farm, with lumber
! from the Hay Lucas yards.
Miss Small of Liant erton has been
visiting ia the family Of her.brother,
4 Sheriff Small, the past week
p. " . Banker recently ordered
material for a house and barn to be
.Ierected on an adjoining farm, from
] the Isham yards.
Mayor Aune was up the. St. Louis
to Dawson last Thursday looking
4 after the branch stores OF Aunes q
4 Thune at Dawson and Echo.
DR.. Chadbourn Of Wabasso was
4: here last Monday for the purpose of
4 taking home his sister, Miss Grace,
4 who is threatened with illness.
John Bell Of Merriam Park vas
4 up last Friday to see his brother III.
i, N. who IS still confined to his house
! by sickness, though slowly improv-
ing.
Mrs, Nettie johnson Of Redwood
/, Falls visited her parents, Mr.. and
. Mrs. Peter Erickson, during the
4 past week, says a Beaver Falls cor
Tres ondent.
ST Veronica s. guild has elected
A Mrs. "a. 3. Ward president, Mrs. D.
d u !. Laird vice president, Mrs. O. w.
Mcmillan secretary, and Mrs. A. b.
4 CLARK treasurer.
4 A sale has been closed transfer
\. ring DR.. Birch residence on Wy
I Joining street to DR.. Schlegel. The
latter will coz tinue the leasesof Mr..
!. j. II. Bak Ter, the present occupant.
i. Gov, Van SAINT has recommended
;jApril 10Th as Arbor Day. Nest any
old day in April is a good day to
Il plant a tree, but the custom Of APP
u pointing a special day for schools
J, and societies is a commendable one.
{ Editor Whitman and, Frank Bill
Il lington were up from Morgan last
s Thursday Bro. Whitman has re
covered from the effects of being
father to a boy, which arrived last
. Tuesday.
u Four Morgan hearts have been
made to beat as two, by virtue OF
q licenses issued from the clerk Of
\ courts officelast Friday The names
. on the licenses we're Martin ALEX
/ and HuldaBacker ane Frank Schluck
and Catherine Groe elmer.
j. The Wabasso Standard celebrated
f the first anniversary OF its publica-
ton last week. Wabasso is in luck
4 IN having as good an all-around prin-
,l ter aid newspaper man as Bro.
MAILER working for its interests.
4 a Darwin Bigham came up from
q Currie last week and visited with
u his parents here until Monday. when
u he left for Wilno. where he will be
{ employed ia alumber yard.
d The Odd Fellows Encampme
auxiliary at this place is preparing
for an anniversary celebration on
their meeting night Of the 26th, and
4 expect a good sized delegation of the
8 brethren from Sleepy Eye to help
i Ithem5in honoring the occasion. NJ
u An account of the tragic. death OF
4 Eddie Hoefer Of Wabasso, a seven
year old son of Cbas. Hoefer. last
Wednesday morning, is given in the
last Standard, from which we CLEAN
q the following details: Mr.. Hoefer
4 owns a broncho, and Eddie was in
I the habit Of leading it to and fro.
j On this occasion the horse had just
been unhitched from the dray wagon
at Brophy s livery barn, and the lit
4 tie fellow was leading it to the barn
q at the rear Of the Hoefer saloon.
When within q short distancesof the
I barn, it IS thought that the animal
4 became skittish and Eddie was
4 kicked in the forehead. a few sec
onds after the sad accident, his
. father who was in the vicinity at
q the time had his attention called to
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