The Redwood gazette., 1901-12-25
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

the Christmas vacation with his par
ents,
Miss Agnes Hitchcock is home
from her studies at the .Mankato
Normal school.
b. =. Beach left for Minneapolis
yesterday to spend Christmas with
friends in that city
Dwight Bissell left for Fairmont
yesterday to spend Christmas with
DR.. and Mrs. Luedtke.
E. a. Gross, teller at the GoEd-Sta-
beck bank, left last Saturday for
visit with friends and relatives at
Davis, TIL.
A baby eight pounds in size
was born to DR.. and Mrs. H. E.
Schlegel Sunday morning aud the
Doctor-paid for ten cent straight
cigars-that day only.
Mrs, @. B. Turrell returned from
St. Paul Monday. With her came
Miss Luella Turrell, who Will spend
the vacation OF the schools at Benz
idji with her parents at this place.
Charles Buxton. who is now at
Mohler, Wash, sent G. T. Howard,
Judge Baldwin, Judge Bowers and
J. A. Schnahl Christmas remem-
brances in the shape Of Western
twist cigar and block Of Western
matches to each. They arrived
here Friday and the four persons
named at once smoked to Charles
health.
The Supreme Court has handed
down a decision affirming the YER
dict OF the jury in the lower court
in the case of Pliny A. Lobdell VS..
George 3. Keene, wherein the for
mer was given a verdict Of 1913 da-
IMAGES, by reason ofKeene S attempt
to eject him from a building in Man
kato. The plaintiff is the father of
Frank r. Lobdell Of this city, and
the latter was present at the time of
the trouble, when shots we're ex-
changed.
In a private letter from W. D.
Martin, now at MohIer, Washington
that gentleman states that 'the
adv. in The GAZETTE was instru-
mental in steering a great many
people this way. Thousands of
people have come to Washington
within the last two years. Pros
|perity smiles on the economical and
industrious farmers of Lincoln coun-
| ty. 70 people desiring to farm for
| a livelihood one cannot sing the
praises of Lincoln county too loud.
Your cold wave did not reach us.
Orin and John Buxton are visiting
here with Charles, and contemplate
locating here. /"
Sanborn Sent n. G. Haas in
forms US that he has received a
lease OF the. creamery in Underwood
township, about 10 miles west of
lSeaforth. The plant is one of the
best equipped ia the country, and
has been run only aboutsix months.
Besides being a number one plant,
| it is situated in one Of the best ag-
Iricultural districts in the county, or
State for that matter, and is sure to
be a winner 1t is situated within
two and one-half miles from one of
| the new toWnsites. This is the
third creamery which Mr.. Haas has
control OF, and he is making an
effort to establish skimming stations
at several other points near here.
| All the cream from these stations
will be shipped here.
The White Ribboners Of this city
Eli r
gave Mrs. Henry Goodacre a re
ception at the home Mrs. Cobleigh
on Friday evening, December 18th,
when, despite the blizzard that ragged
at the time, a goodly numberof both
Us and Us gathered to do the lady
honor. Mrs. Z. G. Chadderdon
spoke Of the work Mrs. Goodacre
had done in the union, of the love
| the sisterhood bore her, also of
their sorrow at her impending de-.
parture, and placed IN her hands
handsome present, SO that she may
have something when absent to re-.
mind her Of the Redwood w. g. r..
u Mrs. Goodacre responded
happily good social time ensued,