The Redwood gazette., 1902-07-23

Louis Pearlman made a trip 10
St. Paul and Minneapolis last week,
for the purpose of purchasing a
stock of fall and winter goods.
Miss Louise Knowlton came up
! from. .Esterville, Iowa, last Wednes-
day, and will visit with the family
of C. Fred Thompson for some time.
Judge Webber of this judicial
district. accompanied by Mrs. Wet
Der, is spending a month enjoying
the scenery in the Yellowstone
National Park.
Capt. Samuel R. Miller of Olivia,
we'll known attorney of Renville
county, was attending to business
in this city last Wednesday after
noon and.evening.
The Misses Marguerite Warner
and Helen Dunnington returned
last Wednesday from an extended
visit with the family Of Rev. W. H.
Knowlton at Estherville, Iowa.
If you want a new wall map OF
Redwood county you can only Sc
cure it by subscription. The earlier
| that yon enter your name the better.
See advertisement on the seventh
page of this paper.
Mr.. Stewart, manager of the Red
wood branch Of the Coe Commission
Co., arrived here early last week
from St. Paul, bringing with him
Mrs. Stewart. The two are now re-
siding at Hotel Francois.
Wolfgang Schmid of Springfield,
the owner of a couple of residences
in this city, and also of several
farms in this county, was in this
city for few hours last Thursday.
| He drove from here to Wabasso,
| where he has business interests.
The next issue of this paper will
contain an interesting letter from
Col. W. M. Todd, assistant regis
trar at Minneapolis, on the handling
of grain at Minneapolis. The letter
is lengthy one, but will be Of
great interest to the reading public.
Geo. MsBrowne, formerly of Del
hi, but now of Cloverdale, CAL,
writes under date of July 10th, that
he has just purchased a residence
tract in the prettiest part OF Clover
dale, with a good seven room resi-
dence, barn. city water. and with
trees bearing oranges, lemons, wal
nuts, almonds, figs, apples, cherries,
| peaches, pears, grapes and apricots,
scattered over the tract.
| A bridal party took dinner at H.
R. Engebretson S last Thursday.
The party consisted Of Oscar and
Mrs. Hafer OF Franklin, and a party
| of seven others. Mrs. Hoffer was
formerly Miss H. Eastburg, of Pal
| mvra, 'Renville county, and the cou-
| pie were united in marriage the
dav before at the home of the bride S
parents. by Rev. ]. E. Seth Of Du-
luth. The couple left here in the
afternoon for brief honeymoon
trip to Duluth and other points
along the shores of Lake SUPERIOR
The members OF the local lodge of
| Rathbone Sisters of this city held
their annual picnic at the Town and
Country club park, west of the city
last Thursday. Both launches
were chartered for the OCCASION
and left the docks on stated hours,
| carving the members to the park.
and making the return trips in time
| for the male members Of the order
to attend to their business of the
| afternoon, and get back to the park
| in the evening The ladies of the
| order served both dinner and sup
per at the park, and spent the in
terval in making merry along the
shore and in the woods.
| D. II. Durvea returned from his
trip to England on Tuesday after
noon of last week, Alfred Leathley
and niece of the latter returning
| with him. and Mr. Leathley and
niece going at once to their home IN
| Sheridan, where the niece will con-
duct the household affairs of Mr..
Leathley. Mr.. Duryea states that
he was in England fora week, visit
ing Leeds, Manchester. London and
! time onI