The Redwood gazette., 1902-09-03
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| Mrs. Gus. Theiring and child are
visiting in Menominee, Wis.
Mrs. Fred. i: Warner visited
with her parents in Minneapolis
on Friday and Saturday last.
The proprietors of the bowling.
1alley will give next Monday even.
ing to the ladies free of charge.
Sell your Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley,
Rye, Flax and all kinds of seeds to g..
"A. Patton. AT.
/ Two dwelling houses for sale cheap,
and on easy terms. Inquire of Geo. L..
Evans, or w Schmidt, Springfield,
Minn. 4-3t.
/ Mrs. Chas. Halvorson of Dawson
was visiting with the family of Mrs.
/ i. Chadderdon during the past
week.
Mrs. Wallace 3. Belt came up.
from Minneapolis last Saturday
afternoon and joined her husband
at this place.
| DR.. Frank Burton Of Minneapo-
, Ills, a friend of DR.. G. r. sPease,s has
been spending a few days in this
neighborhood.
+ Mrs. O. W. Mcmillan and chill
dren and VIM. Derwent returned
from their visit with relatives in
Minneapolis Saturday.
Dr.. Wallace E.. Belt came up from
! Minneapolis Friday evening and
| will take charge of Dr. Pease s
Office during the latter's absence.
W. H. Tompkins came over from
Springfield last Friday evening and
visited with his son, I. N. Tomp-
kins, who Is recovering from an at
tack Of typhoip fever.
Miss Laura Bryan OF Rochester
visited with the family of H. E.
Miller during the past week. Miss
Bryan is teaching school in the Ca
hoon district of Underwood:
Pastor Orr told his people last
Sunday morning why the rich man
went to hell, and announced that
next Sunday evening he would an
lswer the question, lis There a
Real He'll"
Local elevator men are kept at
! their elevators from five O'Clock in
the morning until 10 O'Clock in the
evening, receiving grain, and the
only food they claim they get is a
sandwich which they have to catch
on the fly.
House and 81 acres of land inside
city limits, for sale. Also, house, two
lots and vacant lots cheap, and easy
terms part monthly payments if de
|sired, if taken at once. W.
i 52-tf es.a LEROY STEGNER.
/ A heavy storm passed over this
section about seven O clock last Fri
day evening 1t was accompanied
by unusually sharp flashes Of light
ming, two of which seemed to strike
very close to this city. A number
of telephone and electric light ser
vices were burned out, as result
of those flashes.
| Frank Mason and wife, left for
| Wabasso with their household fur
niture. last Friday, and will reside
there in the future. Mr.. Mason
VIII have charge Of the rural tele-
phone line running from this city
through to Wabasso, and also the
i jcentral Office at that place. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason will be valuable ac-
/ QUESTIONS to the business and social
life OF Wabasso.
! Lightning struck the North Red
wood depot Friday evening. It
came in one of the telegraph wires
land knocked the telegraph iDstrn-
ments in such manner as to rem
der them entirely useless until the
next afternoon, when they we're re-
paired. One of the machines was
destroyed. At the time Of the acci-
Ldent Agent Meyers was sitting near
the safe. He was shocked but not
totherwise injured.
The residence occupied by Ansel
i Davidson, in Watson's addition,
was struck by lightning last Friday
levening. The shingles were torn
from the roof and the bolt tore uI
things quite badly in the interior,
At the time the bolt descended, Mr.
Davidson, his wife and three chill
I dren, we're occupying the house