The Redwood gazette., 1902-09-10

Mrs. W. r.. Caswell visited with
her daughter in Brookings, S. D.,
during the past week.
Judge.Laudon and bride returned
from their wedding trip on Monday
evening of last week. They will
reside temporarily with Mrs. Lau-
don S parents.
Clarence Porter of Owatonna,
formerly Of this city, was visiting
here during last week. Clarence is
engaged in the ice cream business
in Owatonna, and is meeting with
excellent success.
Webster Warner came down from
Watertown, South Dakota, last
Thursday afternoon, and visited
for several days with the families
of W. P. Dunnington and Fred. l..
Warner.
Peter Schlosser of Eau Claire,
Wis, a nephew of Andrew Fran
co.'s of Three Lakes township, visit
ed with the latter during a portion
of last week. He left here Friday
morning for St. Paul and Minneap-
oils.
A frost-the first of the year
made it's appearance during We'd
nesday night of last week. 1t was
not heavy enough to be extensively
damaging to garden truck, etc.
Thursday morning was quite cold.
1t was also cold during all ofThurs-
day night, but clouds and winds
prevented a frost.
H. A. Baldwin went into South
Dakota during the early portion of
last week for the purpose of closing
up the contract whereby the syndi
cate he represents will close out
6, 400 acres of South Dakota lands at
prices greatly in advance Of what
was paid for the same by Mr.. Bald
win and his associates.
0. B. Turrell returned from his
trip to Aitkin county Thursday
afternoon. Mr.. Turrell went to that
county as soon as he recovered from
the effects of the accident of four or
five weeks ago, and remained in
and around Aitkin until a day or
two before he returned home. AS
a result he escaped the worst effects
of hay fever and is in greatly i'm
proved physical condition.
The village of Morgan is to make
extensive improvements this fall.
Work has begun on the sewer which
will cost $4,000 The basement is
completed for 50, ZOO solid brick
addition to the school house making
an eight room building. Twenty
FIVE car loads of gravel arrived
Thursday morning to be used in
laying cement sidewalks and $1,000
will be used in building a village
hall.
The six year old son of Joseph
Anderson of this city was quite
badly injured by a fall from porch
at his home on Wednesday after
noon last. The boy struck in such
manner as to cut an ugly cash
down one side of his face. Dr. Belt
was called in and found it necessary
to stitch the wound at FIVE different
places. During the stitching the
little fellow displayed remarkable
nerve, never whimpering once.
The order has been given for
1000 Republican ballots to be used
at the primary election in this
county on next Tuesday Every
precinct in the county must be CIV
en- one pad, each to contain 100 bal
lots, while a number of them will
require two. There are about 36
precincts in the county. Each pre-
cinct will also have one pad of 100
each for the women voters and one
pad for each the Prohibition and
Populist voters, those two parties
having each one candidate in the
field-the one candidate being for
congress in each case.
"Bobbie' Mead, the youngest
son of c. W. Mead, was quite SER
iously injured in an accident on
Monday afternoon of last week.
The little fellow was playing around
some boxes of harvesting machin-
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