The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-02

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of stock tonight.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Schoenecker Monday morn
ing.
Mrs Andrew Harried returned to her
home at Waverly, South Dakota, last
Monday.
Jerry Simpson came home last Fri
day to spend a portion of the holidays
with relatives.
Otto Goethe went down to Carver
last week to visit with relatives, re-
turning home yesterday.
I Charles Wallace, who is visiting his
brothers at this place, will return to his
studies at Hamline next Saturday.
g. Rain came up from Redwood
Falls last week, and will visit with the
| family of g. F. Rain for several days.
George FL. Countryman left for Dray-
ton, North Dakota, Friday, in response
| to telegram announcing the death OF
a near friend.
The Messrs. Sandagers and A. O..
Gimmestad were in Redwood Falls
| Monday on business connected with
the John Martin estate.
Andrew Peterson. the popular agent
for Dolliff & Co. at this place, is visit
1 ing with friends and relatives in and
around Armstrong, Iowa.
Among the students to return to Their
schools this week are Roy Peterson,
Frank Martin, who go to Willmar, and
Miss Ida Martin, who goes to Red
1 Wing.
Quite large party of BelvieW young
people drove to the home of Swan Pet
erson, south Of town, Sunday evening,
and spent ca merry evening at that
/ place.
Edward Freeman left for Mankato
i Friday for the purpose of visiting rel
atives there for few days before he re-
! turns to his studies at the State Uni
/ versity.
Theo. Braafadt who has been spend
ing his holiday vacation with his par
ents north of town, returned TO Mobiles
county, where he is engaged as teach
erl in a district school, Monday.
Mrs. A. III. Tasker, who has been
visiting with the Wallace family, re
turns to her home in Albee, South Da-
kota, to-day. Mr.. Tasker, who has
been visiting here, returned home last
Wednesday.
| Miss Lang, who has been visiting
with the family of A. Leonard for sew
eral days, returns to the Mankato Nor
NAL school to-day. Miss Helen Leon
ard will probably return to- Red Wing
on the same day.
| NJ. b. Lewis took q party of three
land seekers into Todd county during
the early portion Of last week. The
party consisted of Frank Kaufenburg
of Vesta, g. Peterson of BelvieW and
A. Ruder of Swedes Forest township.
The first genuine touch of cold wealth
er made its appearance during Sunday
night. Early risers Monday morn
ing saw thesthermometer registering %
and % degrees below sszero-by far the
coolest weather experienced this win
ter.
! Rev. A. O. Aasen, accompanied by
his wife, came down from Madison last
Saturday. Mr. Aasen conducted SER
vices at the Lutheran church on Sun
day, morning and evening, and on
| Monday, with Mrs Aasen, left for Cot
| tOnWood.
Elmer Furber brother-in-laW of
| Will Tibbetts, and Miss Black, sister
Of Mrs. Tibbetts, came up from Cottage
Grove, this State, last Monday, the
former for the purpose of looking up an
investment in farm property, and Miss
Black toi teach school in the Jensen
district. Mr.. Furber may purchase the
! farm of Hans Jensen before returning
home.
The members of the A. o. U. w. at
this place, as well as the members OF
the. Degreelof Honor, have decided on
an open joint installation of officers re-
Gently elected by the two ORDERS the
date set for..the joint installation being
Jan. oath. At that time Col J. M. Di-
ment, grand master of the A. o. u. w.
of Minnesota, and Mrs. Ella Ell. Man
tor of Willmar, head of the Degree Of
Honor in the State, will be present and
Jointly preside at the installation.
REVERE.