The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-03
! Thos. Mobiles of Urbana, Ill, is

lhos. Mobiles OF l5rbana, Lis, IS
visiting with JOS, Tyson.
What is nicer than box of checs
lates, different Havors. All favors at
the Central Pharmacy.
Mrs. d. Mortimer left for Madi-
son, South Dakota, yesterday, where
she will visit with friends for a
couple of weeks.
Messrs. G. B. Mckay. II. +. Buech-
ner and Emil KuenzIi returned Mon
day from their outing around the
lakes of Kandiyohi county.
Attorney D. A. Stuart and wife
of Window came up from Minneapo-
lis last Monday on a visit with Mrs.
Stuart S relatives in this city.
II. E. Henry and wife Of Olivia
and Mrs. Ogden of Minneapolis,
sister of Mrs. Henry. were visiting
with the family of G. I. Howard for
a few hours Sunday.
The marriage of Miss Mary Drips,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dripps, well-known in this city, to
Charles E.. Brooks of Norfolk, Rem
vile county, was solemnized at the
Methodist church in Morton last
Wednesday,.
Redwood county took up So, 900 of
it's jail bonds Saturday, leaving on
~ $4,000 of the original issue of
Sl3, 800 outstanding At the same
time $500 jail bond interest was
paid. Next year the interest will
be only $3.50.
Mrs. G. Hartman, who has been
visiting with Mrs. r. Schmahl for a
week, left last Saturday for Bird
Island, where she will visit for a
week or more with the family of
Major Bowler, before returning to
her home in st. Paul
Hon. and Mrs. Chr. VonWald of
Nerstrand, Goodhue county. the
former representative in the Min
nesota legislature, were visiting
with the families of Marion Johnson
and Fl. NJ. Hitchcock on Friday and
Saturday Of last week.
II. A. Baldwin and julius A.
Schmahl left last Wednesday after
noon for Walnut Grove, where they
attended the dairy meeting, at which
Gov. NanSant and other leading
dairy men were present. Mr.. Bald
win returned home on Friday morn
ming
JOS. w. Chadderdon pitched his
first game of ball for Montevideo
Friday. The game was between
Montevideo and Willmar, and was
won by the former by score of to
p. This probably insures Joe s re-
manning with the Montevideo team
this year.
IS. The marriage of F'rederika Hensel
to Alvin Longbottom of Seaforth
was solemnized at the M. e, par
sonage last Wednesday, Rev. g. W.
Lutz officiating On the 2Sth Wal
ter cktaeschel and Miss Emma
Neuman were united il marriage
by the same minister.
The Presbyterian picnic an
nounced last Sunday for the 18th,
has been set ahead one week to ac-
commodate those families in the
country who might be incoDven-
fenced by harvest work on that
date. The picnic will be next We'd
nesday, the 10th, at Homer 'sGrove.
Fred. L. Warner and family are
moving into their new residence on
the corner Of lincoln and Fifth
streets this week. The house va
Gated will be occupied by Q. W. Nc
MILAN and family. Auditor Temp
kins and family expect to be in their
own residence on Wyoming street
in the course Of two Or three weeks.
Miss Arzella DeMerse Of Mime
apolis is visiting with Miss Inez
Vaughn. Miss De Merse is the
daughter of one Of the officials OF
the Minneapolis & St. Louis rail
road company, and she enjoyed the
distinction OF being lady passen-
ger on a st. Lous engine, last Satur-
Gay, occupying a seat in the engi-
neer's cab.
The Southern Electric Telephone
Co. announces that from July 1st
until further notice there will be no