The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-27
MORGAN
! number of cases of mumps are re-

A number of cases of mumps are re-
| ported.
g. n. Barnes of Sleepy Eye was in
town Saturday.
Marshall Tolman was in Sleepy Eye
Saturday, between trains.
Messrs. G. w. Robinson and Prof.
Arp drove to Olivia Friday.
Henry Gluth and daughter Rosa
visited at West Newton last week.
/ Hogs were worth four cents pound
at this place Saturday afternoon.
Commissioner Carlile was at the
county seat on Thursday of last week.
Ed. Honl of Springfield came oyer
Saturday to visit short time with rel
atives.
! Miss Leila Goodrich of Redwood
Falls, assisted on the local paper here
/ last week.
F. Scheenbach of Shakopee was do
ing business at this place the latter
! part of the week.
County Auditor Tompkins, wife and
children visited with Morgan relatives
and friends oyer Sunday.
s. Fred Heidbreak visited with his old
! Wisconsin friend, Asa Perkins, at Red
wood Falls last Saturday.
Jos. Schofman, Jr., was kicked in
the face by horse last week. A swol-
len face was the only injury.
/ The new school districts Nos. SO and
101 have purchased lumber of the Lam
pert yard for the erection of school
houses.
Jos. Hartwick was engaged the lat
ter part of the week in painting and
! papering the interior of the Lutheran
parsonage.
H. M. Ball and w. E. Kinman rep
resented the local NJ B. A. lodge at
the convention held in Mapleton, this
State, last week.
Miss Tscheu of Gaylord arrived here
Saturday and will open dressmaking
parlors in the front rooms over Jensen
q Johannson's store.
Miss Anna Schleiman, formerly OF
Redwood Fails, will open g millinery
establishment in this place. The op-
ening day will be April 1st.
Martin Schluck has purchased lum.
Der of the Lampert Lumber Co. for q
new residence at this place. Contract.
or Papke has charge of the erection.
Jos. Schoffman shipped four cars OF
stock to Sioux City last Saturday after
noon. The cars were accompanied by
Jos. Schoffman, Sr., and son, Frank.
At the Lutheran church last Sunday
Rev. Langholz examined class of SIX
girls and three boys for confirmation
which will take place on palm Sunday
P. G. Hanson has disposed of TIE
west half of section 81, Morgan, to H
D. Fixsen. The land sold for S37. 81
per acre, making the total considera
ton of $4,000.
| About the middle Of April the dis
trict conference of Lutheran minister
will be held at the church in thi
place. The exact date is not yet given
! 1t will be in session one week and it i
thought that about 20 ministers will b
present. They will be entertained
while in town by mem bers of th
Lutheran congregation.
Cyrus Jennings, who has been work
ing in the Wisconsin woods part of tn
winter, returned home Saturday after
noon. Mr.. Jennings says it was
good winter for logging, there bein
plenty of snow all winter. Eightee
inches of snow fell there the week bt
fore he left. Walter Jennings cam
home later by team from st. Paul,
!, Messenger: After seven years of an,
iety and suspense regarding her brotf
er Nels Larson Mrs. Hans Christel
son of Evan, has just received lette
from him at Racine, Wis, to Whic
place he has lately returned from
, trip to the old world Mr.. Larso
came to this county little over seve
t years ago. A sudden change of pIa1
brought Mrs. Christensen to Ameril
f one month later than her brother, bl
a diligent search failed to locate hin
t All hope was about given up, when b
accident Mr. Larson saw a notice ,
t his SISTERS marriage and writes that +
3 will s0osl visit her here.
A Bank Draft Guarantee.
The diseases peculiar to woman al
too oftea made light of. MulPs Piol
eeY Female Cure offers assistance an
t cure fer the army of sufferers. Fac
box is provided with dollar draft t
| be cashed by patient should Pionee