The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-11

Rev. G.. W. Lutz oficiated at a
weddingin Hanley Falls on Monday
of last week
S. j. Race was recently elected a
member of the Natural History So
ciety Of Minnesota.
Miss Frances Carpenter visited
with friends in Minneapolis during
a portion of last week.
Miss Schoening made a trip to ST..
Paul and Minneapolis during the
early portion Of last week.
Mrs. Willis Mcdonald of Walnut
Grove is visiting with relatives, the
Stewards, of Redwood Falls town
ship.
Miss Malvina Linwell, teacher in
our public schools, left for her
home in Minneapolis on Tuesday of
last week.
The annual convention Of the
Pipestone district of the Epworth
League will be held in this city
from June 18th to 10Th inclusive.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. French of
Olivia have been visiting with the
latter parents, L. F. Robinson and
wife, in this city, during the past
week.
Don't forget the grand free street
parade given by the Gollmar Bros.
& Schumans 2 big shows united at
1870 o'clock a. m. on Thursday,
June 18th.
"Duchess, the largest trained
elephant in the world, one of the
many animal features with Gollmar
Bros. & Schuman S new united
shows on Thursday, June 10Th.
Miss Ella NJ. Hawk, former Red
wood Falls girl, and now a gradu-
ate of the university of this State,
has been elected to teach English in
the high school at Faribault, at a
salary OF 5000 per year.
Frank Jefers, the travelling rep
resentative of the John Leslie Pa
per Co., was in the city last Thurs
day explaining to the newspaper
boys the cause Of the rise in the
price OF print paper and other print
ers material.
A genuine African vlack vark the
only one ever seen in Europe or
America, the greatest animal fea-
ture ever secured by any show, to
be seen at Gollmar Bros. & Schu-
man s combined shows on Thur,
day, June 10Th.
The marriage of Ed. J. Dooner to
Miss Annie Aftermath, daughter of
Commissioner Leo Aftermath, was
solemnized at the St. Matthias Cath
olic church in Willow Lake on Tues
day morning of last week, Rev. FIR.
Polacek officiating. A wedding
breakfast was served at the home of
the brides parents.
San born Sentinel: When the
bids we're opened by the school
board Monday night there had been
but four submitted, two from Spring.
field and two from Mankato contrac-
tors. The lowest bid made was
that Of Mahlke & Fran hsen, of Man
kato, and they were awarded the
contract at Sl3, ,O5O. The building
is to be completed by Oct. 1st.
Mankato Free Press: Auditor
Weaver, who attended d meeting of
the State capitol commission at St.
Paul yesterday, says that the low
est bid received on interior wood
work, including windows and doors,
was Sill ,703 In 1896 and in 1899
the estimated cost of this, with
specifications calling for $4,000 less
material, was s3S. 200. This shows
how the price of building material
has advanced.
a. L. Jones of Canton, South Da-
kota, the contractor on the Mime
sofa avenue sewer extension, ar
rived here on Monday of last week,
and on the following day commenced
work on the system. His tiling ar
rived on Wednesday, and he is now
engaged in pushing the work with
all possible dispatch. The exten-
sion commences near Flynn street,
south of Broadway and continues
north to point in the Redwood
river west of the Redwood Roller
mill, with one or two side street
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