The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-01-02
Frank g. Wilmeroth left for Mason

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Capital last Thursday.
4 Miss Dell Perry left for Wykoff,
Mimi, Saturday, to visit with rela-
tlves.
Mrs. W. S. Brammer and Miss
May Proctor are visiting with rela-
tives in Winona. 800
Attorney Howard came home from
New Ulm last Saturday, where he
went on legal business.
Prof. Jones returned from the
State Educational association meet
ing in St. Paul last Saturday.
M. b. Wolf of Paxton left yester-
day for Downey, near Los Angeles,
Cal, where he will remain for the
winter.
Photograph frames and pictures for
sale, by Mrs. w. P Huntington. If.
George Stegner started for Sioux
Falls last Saturday, and will travel
in South Dakota as an organizer for
the Modern Woodmen..
Owen Treadwell was up to Boyd
the latter part of last week and visit
ed with E. n. Swan. who has been
seriously sick. He is now improv-
ing
Mrs. Roberts, relative OF Major
Powell, who has been here during "a
portion of Mrs. Powell's illness, left
Friday for her home in Titusville,
Pennsylvania.
| George Jaehning was a passenger
over the Northwestern last Satur-
day, to Marshall, where he went to
get some pointers OF the treatment
of small pox.
The granary of VIM. Hewitt, in
Granite Rock, was broken open re-
Gently, and about 100 bushels of
wheat stolen. The owner was away
from home at the time.
Mrs. r. G. Chadbourn returned
from Wood Lake last Saturday, hav-
ing officiated the evening before in
installing officers for the Eastern
Star Chapter at Wood Lake.
The State examining board has
granted q life certificate to Prof
John G. Miller of Delhi, NOW prin-
cipal of the .Lanesboro schools, a
two years certificate to Miss Geor-
gina Kennedy. a teacher in the Red
wood Falls schools.
Miss Georgia Chadderdon came
up from a week S visit with her
sister in Minneapolis last Saturday
afternoon. Her brother, Joseph W
Chadderdon, returned on the same
day from visit among relatives al
Window and St. James.
Paul R. Mccoy came up from
! Minneapolis last Saturday to spend
a week or more with his wife ano
the family Of Mayor Smith. Mr.
Mccoy has just been re engaged as
travelling agent by the Champion
Machine Go.
Ne]s Westman was over from
Springfield last Wednesday, and
while here he secured a license to
wed Miss Emma Swanson, young
lady residing in Springdale, or an
adjoining township. Albert Carl
son, another well-known young
farmer of that section of the county,
secured license to wed Miss Hat
tie Olson.
Clerk of Court Fred L. Warner
returned from St. Paul Saturday
Mr.. Warner states thathe witnessed
abeut as lively move on the politi-
cal chees board as he bad witnessed
for many q year on Friday afternoon,
just after eleven members from the
| Second district went in a bunch to
| Col. r. G. Evans of Minneapolis. for
United States Senator.
/ Corn wanted, at J. A. Engelhart's
elevator. Having put in new corn
shelter, Engelhart is in the market fol
a lot of good corn. 14tf
Herman Shoemaker of North Red
wood had his left leg, above the
knee, quite badly bruised in an ac-
cident last Friday evening. Mr..
Shoemaker was engaged in putting
hay from the loft down through a
chute. Tie hay, not going down
easily, Mr.. Shoemaker attempted tc
force it by stepping upon it. As q
result of the step he fell through the