The Redwood gazette., 1902-02-26

w. H. Gold and wife drove to
Wabasso last Friday; returning the
following day.
W. L. Whitley left last Saturday
for his new home in Lambert, Red
Lake county, in this State.
O. A. Mason and wife were Wis
iting with friends in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis during a portion OF
last week.
W. A. Hauck and E. c.. Barton,
two leading business men OF Wa
basso, were attending to business
matters in the cities Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. Lizzie Morrow of Wabasso
has been assisting Mrs. c. II. Ten
ney during the illness OF the aged
mother of the latter, Mrs. Sinclair,
who has been quite low.
Attorney A. J. Volstead Of Gran
ite Falls was in the city last Fri
dav. Mr. Volstead takes cheerful
view of the congressional convass
in which he is interested.
John Longbottom Of Seaforth and
". I. Howes Of Belview were rep
resenting their local A. 0. U. W.
lodges at the session of the grand
lodge in St. Paul last week.
Carl Roseberg and family have been
visiting the parents of Mrs. Rose
berg in this place, at G. L. Richard
son s. Mrs. Roseberg will remain
with her parents for an extended
visit
A. P. Sellick of Dane county ar
rived at this place early last week,
accompanied by Mrs. 'Sellick. They
have rented the Bissell house on
Mill street for their residence. Mr.
Sellick has already invested in Red
wood county farm lands.
Miss Sample removed her milli-
merry stock to ber store on Washing-
ton street last Friday and Saturday,
and Martin Lohrenz is now engaged
in installing his harness stock in
the Second street store thus vacated,
which he previously purchased.
Creamery officials will confer a
favor by sending in their annual re-
port and list OF officers elected at
their annual meetings. With cream
cry butter selling at rs cents per
pound, there ought to be something
in dairying even though feed is a
little high.
A runaway team with load of ice
caused theldeath of Fred. Gilbert
son at Granite Falls a few days ago.
The load and driver slid off while
turning a corner, and the heavy
blocks of ice crushed the young man
so badly that death ensued the fol-
lowing day.
A tramway is under construction
between Burmeister mill and ele-
vator, which will permit the pas
sage of cars both wavs. Under the
old spout system, provision was
made for transferring the grain one
way only. The ears will be drawn
by an electric motor 81
The annual Offering for foreign
missions will be taken at the Christ
ian church next Sunday morning.
The Christian Church has missions
in India, China, Japan Africa. Tur-
key, England, Norway Sweden,
Denmark, Cuba. the Hawaiian Is
lands, aud the Philippine Islands
They have 27l missionaries and sta
tions in those fields.
The large number of friends Of
station agent Geo. NJ Brown OF Del
hi will learn with fregret OF his de-
cislon TO leave this country. Mr.
Brown has been fagent for the NJ.
and ST. L. Railway at Delhi almost
continuously since the road was
built to that point. and had come to
be regarded as permanent fixture
Consideration of health have infu-
enced him to seek location on the
Pacific coast. and he will leave be-
hind him an enviable record OF
faithful service for his company, as
| we'll as a reputation for being up
right, comDanionable and public
spirited as citizen and neigh Dor.
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