The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-08-21
MORGAN.


Henry Barnard is employed at the
| Northwestern depot.
Me WeIter was at Sleepy Eye the
early part of last week.
rev. Horne was at the Twin Cities a
portion of the past week.
eiilfllan & Son shipped two carloads,
of fat cattle to Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. Z. "A. Papke, accompanied by
Miss Alta Kinman, are visiting at Gay
lord
] Julius Anderson is having a large
! residence erected. It will cost about
$500.
| Dr.. Lyman, dentist. made a profess
sional visit at Morgan Thursday after
noon.
Anton Sherman of Iowa was in this
! vicinity several days last week looking
/ for farm to rent.
Mrs. Nels Jensen entertained Mrs.
Hans Clauson of Sleepy Eye number
of days last week.
! James Mcclure came up from near
Chicago with threshing rig and is
now at work west of town.
| Miss Lillian Davidson is at home
from Valparaiso. Ind, where she has
/ been attending school.
Attorney Albert Hauser was attend
ing to business matters at Redwood
! Falls Wednesday morning.
Oscar Goethe spent Sunday with his
! brother, f. A. Goethe. Oscar travels
for a Faribanlt grocery firm.
81 Mrs. Fred. Sasse of Sleepy Eye spent
several days visiting with relatives at
this place during the past week.
Mrs A. f.. Walton will leave this
week for Hudson, Wis. where she will
enter the sanatorium for treatment.
G. w. Robinson has purchased resi-
4 dence property at Hamline. and will
move his family there about Sept. lst.
G. d. Griffith and son of Sleepy Eye
passed through our village Friday
morning in an automobile en- route to
Echo.
Nels Jensen left Friday for Chicago
i where he spent number of days max
ling purchases for the store of Jensen &
4 Gherke.
Mrs. John Junger and daughters OF
Bird Island visited several days the
early part of last week with the family
of John Hillig.
4 Rev. Woolley, pastor of the German
Methodist church at Franklin, con
4 Quoted English services at this place
last Sunday evening.
1 Cyrus Jennings was at Redwood
Falls Thursday. The following day
I he left over the ST. Louis road for Min
. neapolis to visit few days.
4 A lively scrap took place Sunday af
:. ternoon between liveryman Peter Mel.
: son and a member of a threshing crew
The thresher took second honors.
=. w. Mathis of Belle Plain will open
Y a jeWelry store in the Eischen building
B this week. Mr.. Mathis has sold his
Z store at Belle Plain and will move hi
family here
Casper Green and wife were at New
q Ulm the fore part of last week, where
they visited Mrs. Joseph Green, who il
: seriously i'll in a hospital of that city
They returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Sherman and daughters
Z. Leah and Helen, who have been visit
4 ing friends and relatives at Morgan fo
{ the past month, will return to thei
) home in Minneapolis this week.
i Mrs. Frank Gerstman returned Sun
& day from visit to the exposition a
E Buffalo. Her husband remained il
t Chicago for few days to purchase
4 goods He will return this week.
= Miss Imogene Pryor of Redwood
y Falls spent Saturday and Sunday visit
ing J. Settlements family. She vii
teach in the primary department O
the Morgan school the coming year.
"A horse belonging to Adam Cob
z lirsch had a leg broken in a runaWa,
last Friday and had to be shot. T. HI
Christensen was using the horse haul
ing wheat to Morgan and the team
started to run while standing on thu
driveway Of the Sleepy Eye Mill CO..
B elevator, just after the grain had beer
unloaded
On Thursday night Of last week
! thieves entered the clothing store of j
! g. Albrecht and hardware store O
Miller 9 MART, effecting their entrance
By prying open the rear windows. Il
! Miller & Marti's store they tapped thu
j cash register for its contents, amount
/ ing to only one OF two dollars, and
carried of two revolvers and some
! cartridges. Some two dollars ia money
a| and small quantity Of clothing yvert