The Redwood gazette., 1902-05-14


can save you money 81 81 s. new S. and And
second hand buggies and wagons.
22t. .. A. McGErR1cK.
Mrs. S. Pollard entertained .
number Of friends at 6 O'Clock tea
son Wednesday, and Thursday even
|inRs Of last week
The ladies Of the resbyterian
church will give their first monthly
supper Friday evening, May 18TH.
in the church gregation invit-#
led.
Howard Sanders Of ST. Paul has
been attending to business con-
nected with the estate Of his late
father, at this point during the past
week.
]. V. McGettrick came up from
Minneapolis last Saturday and has
been spending several days with
friends in this city.
Mrs. John A. Wiley, formerly of
Tracy, but now residing in Mime
apolis, was visiting with Mrs. =.
II. Francois a portion Of last week,
returning home Sunday.
II. G. Ferguson is soon TO relocate
at Morgan, he having bought out
1.-The dray line at thatplace. Morgan
is to be congratulated on. Mr.. Fer
lguson' Is return to that place.
George A. Jaehning left for New
Richland Monday noon, in response
to telephone message announcing
THAT the condition of his mother had
suddenly taken a change for the
worse. '
Hon. J. S. Arneson, Judge Of pro-
Ibate Of Grant county, and q we'll
known real-estate dealer of Elbow
Lake, was transacting business in
this city and county last Monday
and Tuesday.
Misses Mckay and Myrtle Good.
lrich and Messrs. J.. a. Jones and
Zrust journeyed east over the early
train on the st. Louis the first ol
1.-THE week. Mr.. Zrust visited his
lbrother at Glencoe.
Charles G. Dripps left for Mar
shall last Sunday. He will be EN-
ployed in the Hayes-Lucas Yards at
that place for three or four weeks,
after which he will be placed in
charge OF the yards at Dudley, Lyon
county.
\ Work on the excavation for the
new brick veneer addition to the
Commercial house has been com
Imenced. When the addition is com
pleted the name of the hotel will
probably be changed to the Lake
view House.
On Saturday, the 25th, the NJ, & St.
L.-will run one of their popular lsw
rate excursions to the twin cities.
Tickets good on train leaving North
Redwood at 12:d2 noon and Sunday
morning 6:06, returning on Monday.
It's only S1.50 for round trip. Don't
miss it.
Dawson Sentinel: III. M. Aune,
]senior member of the firm of Aune
s. Thune, who makes his home in
Redwood Falls, was in town over
Sunday, the guest Of his brother,
10. NJ. He expressed himself as
highly pleased with the progress
Dawson was making.
Secondhand high grade bicycle, but
little used, for sale at less than hall
price. Inquire of s. J. Race.
/ An old edition of Barnes Notes
on the Acts, with the name Charles
Aiken, Hudson, 0. in faded ink on
the fiy-!eaf, was lost by the owner q
few weeks ago, at the Presbyterian
Ichurch. The finder will confer a
great favor by returning the same
to THE GAZETTE Office.
Cabbage, tomato, pansy, nasturtium
and verbena plants for sale by Mrs
John Vale. 39-4t
/ At the last meeting of John S.
Marsh Post, 6. A. R., it was decid.
led to hold no encampment this year,
lowing to the difficulty in agreeing
upon dates. The old soldiers all
decided to turn in and assist the
people OF this city in baving two
days dedication Of the lake and
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