The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-06-12
OVERFLOW LOCALS

Push good thing along What
good thing? The rummage sale.
zRev. and Mrs. G.. W. I.utz return
ed home last Saturday after week s
absence from the city
There was very slight frost last
Saturday night-not enough to do
any damage to the most tender Of
vegetables.
Miss Agnes Hitchcock and Prof
Pratt drove down from Wood Lake
Saturday evening and remained
over Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Hendrickson of Roch-
ester, formerly Grace Darling, has
been visiting Mrs. P. D. Hitchcock
and family for a few days.
The ladies of the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches will serve
dinner and supper in the Methodist
church basement next Tuesday.
NJ. T. Cummins of Wilmot. South
Dakota, arrived here last Friday
and visited until Monday with his
brothers, Thos. and VIM Cummins.
The ladies of the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches will serve
dinner and supper in the basement
of the Methodist church next Tues
day.
The Misses Charlotte and Jenny
Wynn of Minneapolis arrived here
Saturday and will spend the most of
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Brewster.
DR.. Lyman will return from his
summer outing on June 18th. Mrs.
Lyman will return with him. They
are spending their vacation around
the lakes Of Kandiyohi county
Highest market price paid for hogs
every Saturday-Redwood Live Stock
Co., Redwood Falls, MINI. 1876 mo.
Rev. J. NJ. Bull, presiding elder
of Pipestone district, Minnesota
Conference, will hold the third
| quarterly conference at the M. E.
church Friday evening of this week.
DR.. G.. R. Pease came in from
Boulder, Colorado, on Saturday last,
and will remain in this city for a
week or more. Mrs Pease is bet
ter now than she has been for some
time
Miss Georgena Kennedy returned
to her home in Minneapolis last
Wednesday. Miss Kennedy was to
have been the guest at picnic, but
the weather prevented the function
being held
On May 31st, the last day for pay
ling real estate taxes, there was
$34, 5l3.9 paid into the county treas
ury. Of this amount 1855. II was
for, State lands and interest. The
remainder was for regular taxes.
Two we'll furnished rooms for, rent.
Inquire at THE GAZETTE office or Geo.
Il. Tobias. Aft.
Robinson & Co. have sold for Ed
ward Cook 80 acres lying in section
80, Delhi township, but portion of
this city, to William H. Logan, the
purchaser of the Kuck farm, lying
near the tract just purchased. Mr..
Logan paid $50 per acre
The formal transfer of the south
west quarter of section 35, Sheridan,
from Fred. L. Warner to Patrick
Howley of Blue Earth county, was
made last Wednesday. The consid-
GRAFTON was 81, 800. Mr.. Howley
expects his sons to conduct the
farm
Joseph Kumm and family of Madi-
son arrived here during the early
portion of last week and are now re-
siding in the residence just west OF
A. G. Burmeister's S. Mr.. Kumm
took possession of the blacksmith
shop purchased Of ]. f. Lohrenz, on
June 1st.
House and four lots for sale at bar
gain. Inquire of j. B. Robinson & Co.
Children S Day was observed Nv
the Presbyterian Sunday school
Sunday morning, but owing to the
rain the attendance was very light.
In the evening the pupils of the
Christian church Sunday school con
Quoted the exercises at that church.
The attendance was quite large.
A missionary salad will be given
to the ladies of the Episcopal church
at Mrs. Ward S residence Wadnes-