The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-09-04
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

Flax. 30 cents
The GAZETTE, 81. so per year.
Mrs, G. w Vaughn left fora few
day s visit at the State Fair Monday
morning.
Miss Tena Smith left on Saturday
for ST. Cloud to resume her studies
at the Normal.
Darwin Bigham returned TO his
work in a lumber yard at Wilno,
Mimi, last Monday.
Prof. A. r. Lyman left Friday for
Inkster, North Dakota, where, he is
engaged as principal of the schools.
Miss Clara Wilson left for Tyler
| last Friday, where she will teach
school during the ensuing school
year.
John Clark, Jr., advertises a pri
vate sale Of all of his personal pro
perry LOCATED on his farm one mile
west OF the city.
At a special election held in Mar
shall Thursday NJ. E. Mathews was
elected mayor to succeed John G.
Burchard, resigned.
A. S. Moon, who has been resid-
ing in Minneapolis for several
months past, has returned to his
home in KEENAN,, Wis.
A meeting of the Eastern Star will
be held at the Masonic hall a week
from tonight. September 18th. All
members requested to be present
Paul Martin came up from ST.
Paul last Saturday, and spent two
or three days hunting with George
Vaughn and other local sportsmen,
E. W. AynesWorth and wife of
Minneapolis came up from that city
SATURDAY., the former to chase chick
lens and the latter to visit with
friends.
Thos. Dennistoun has purchased
lumber for the erection of large
residence on his farm. It will cost
in the neighborhood, when compile
ted, Of 50; 800
A. R. Bryan, travelling freight
agent of the Minneapolis & St. Louis,
with headquarters at Estherville,
/ Iowa, was in the city for afew hours
last Saturday.
ID. F. Soaring of the Mankato Free
/ Press spent a day hunting in the
western part of Redwood county
and Sunday evening with Mrs. Scar.
ing and the family Of D. L. Brigham
at this place.
A party Of ten young people,
J. chaperoned by Mesdames w. 2.
Tenney and Geo. Z. Evans, we're
driven to the farm Of Chas. Beer,
Jr., last Thursday afternoon, where
the afternoon and evening was spent.
! On Friday and Saturday, Sept 9Th
and It'll, Mrs. G. A. Wolf will sell at
her home in this city, her entire collec-
ton of Fancy Work, including only
useful articles. A portion Of the pro-
ceeds will be used for missionary work
All are invited to attend.
b.. A. Pease has purchased the
two residence lots on the southeast
corner of Chestnut and Lincoln
streets, of Auditor Tompkins, pay
ing about 5000 for the same. Mr..
1 Pease will erect residence on. that
corner next year.
Agent Jones of the United States
Express Co, at North Redwood, has
made arrangements forfree delivery
OF the company S express to this
city, and packages can now be Sc
l.cured via North Redwood at the
same rate as via the Northwestern
line in this city.
Mrs. Mary NJ Ashmore and son..
Morse, will leave for Boston,
Mass. IN a short time with the in
tention Of residing in that city in
the future. The residence now oc-
cupied by Mrs. Ashmore will be oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bran
mer as soon as Mrs. Ashmore leaves.
All pupils OF the public schools,
together with all teachers, must be
vaccinated, if they have not already
passed that ordeal. This is an or
der of the State board of health and
school trustees are called upon to
enforce the order by refusing to al
low pupils who have not been vacci-.
mated to enter school
At the last meeting Of the State
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