The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-22
r.. Barnes was Minneapolis

R Barnes vas MInneapoli
yisit tor Oh " ednesday last:
Ak Gettric came u from
AIinneapoli IS o. day Of last
week and spent several days visit
ing with ffriends III this dit
Mrs. Weiss and chill dren
aud maid left Sorth Redwood for
Dulnth last W ed nesa al tier spend
ing a week Visiting with the family
Of j Ohm Weiss at orth Red Wood.
Dr. B. Halves left for Minneaps
oils last " ednesu with the lnten-
ton Of visiting with sister IL that
city for a cou pie of weeks. q e will
also visit his old home at Hastings
before returning 70 RedWood Falls.
Chapman came up from
Nlinneap polls on Tuesday OF last
week aud spent several days a
Redwood Falls Mrs Chapman and
Miss Bessie Chapman expect to
spend portion Of the summer in
the east.
Yousshould avail yourself Of the
opportunity to visit the Twin Cities
on Sunday next. The nneapolis
& ST. Louis will sell you q round
trip ticket for 81. 80. Special train
leaves North Redwood at 6:48 Sum
day morning
Mesdames Ward, Dripps, Ash
more and Mortimer will entertain
ST. Y eronica's Guild at the home OF
Mrs. Ward tomorrow afternoon.
Gentlemen are invited to call and
break bread over the Ward mahog-
any with the ladies at the usual
hour.
Next w ednesday the Red Wood
Falls schools will observe Memorial
Day, ia accordance with a pamphlet
sent out BY the State 81 permit tend
ent requesting them to do So
James Whitcomb Riley S poem on ].
Grant is scheduled to be read in
all of the schools of the State on that
day
Ell. Y. Peterson, travelling passen-
ger agent of the Minneapolis q st.
Louis railroad company, was ia ia
Redwood Falls last Tuesday and
Wednesday Mr.. Peterson stated.
that5he believed the Chicago Great
Western meant business in connec-
ton with its proposed extension
from Mankato west along the Min
nesota river. He was Of the opin-
ion that the road proposed to build
as far westas Aberdeen.
The county commits have
been called to meet ia special ses-I
sion with the Renville county COM
missioners at Morton, on May 18th,
commencing at q clock for the.
purpose Of inspecting the bridge
across the Minnesota river at that
point and making arrangements for,
the construc t;on Of the bridgeacross
the Minnesota river north Of Bel
view. Whether any agre cement vii.
be reached is a question.
The directors Of the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad are to be
asked by the management to con-
slider plans for extension and in-
provement that will cost about
50, 800, 900 Business associates Of
w. K. Vanderbilt, who is one of the
largest stock hold ers OF the Chicago
& North Western, say that there is
no intention Of changing thepresent
independent status Of that company.
No combinations with the ST. Paul
or Union Pacific have been consid-
cred.
Cards have been received at this
office for the marriage Of Marie
Catherine, daughter Of Mr.: and
Mrs. Joseph Hornick Of Leayen-
worth, Brown county, to Joseph 3.
Cores, a Well-knoWn young farmer
of Willow Lake, son Of Peter Cores,
one of the early settlers Of that
township The marriage ceremony
is to be performed at the 4 eaven-
worth Catholic church, ten miles
southeast Of ring6eld, on next
Tuesday May 18th, commencing at
10 o'clock a. "a. There will be q re-
sception at the home Of the bride s
parents il the after and even
ing
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