The Redwood gazette., 1902-06-18

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Geo. L. Evans and N. V. r. Hun
ter left for Long Lake Monday even
ing, on a fishing trip.
H. E. Miller. returned from his
month S sojourn in Washington
last Sunday afternoon.
J. p. Chain of East Troy, Wis,
a cousin of S. Pollard, visited with
the latter over Sunday.
H. E. Jones Q returned Sunday
evening from a visit with friends in
Albert Lea, Ovatonna and St. Paul.
Three apprentice girls for dressmak-
ing wanted at once by Mesdames
Scripter and How'd.
Mrs. H. G.. Schmahl and daughter
Irma, returned from an extended
visit to Minneapolis last Sunday
evening.
The cigar and news stand of Geo.
B. Hughes was moved Saturday
from the postoffice building to the
one story annex south of Pease's
hardware store.
Rev. Samuel Ellery of Marshall,
who was in the city attending the
Epworth League convention, preaced
with great acceptance to good
congregation at the Christian church
Sunday morning.
Miss Edith Wynn, a recent grad
uate of Central High school, Mime
apolis, is enjoying summer vaca-
tion with Mrs. Chas. Brewster.
Her sister, Miss Charlotte Wynn,
returned with her.
Sheriff Small announces his can
didacy for denomination in the an
nouncement column of this paper
this week. Mr. Small bases his
candidacy upon the fact that he has
only had one term, and that he is
entitled to a second.
Tyler Journal: Miss Clara T.
Wilson was given a surprise party
Tuesday evening by number OF
her friends. All had very pleas
ant time. She left on the night
train for her home in Redwood Falls,
where she will spend her vacation.
Bees, bee-hives and bee-keepers' SUP
plies of all kinds for sale by F.A. Gray,
Redwood Falls, Minn. 35-tf.
Miss Katheryne Larson will ex-
hibit art work at the parlor of Hotel
Francois to day and tomorrow,
June Is and 18th. Miss Larson is
prepared to teach oil, water color,
pastel, crayon, charcoal, china and
typography, and would like to or
ganize a class and also take orders
for work, and invites the public to
call on the dates referred to.
Wabasso Standard: Redwood
Falls has about as enterprising a
set of men as can be found any
where. After the completion Of
Lake Red wood a number of the citi-
zens purchased two gasoline launch
es, which are now af1ording no end
of pleasure for visitors at the lake.
Red wood Falls can we'll lay claim
to the finest summer resort in south
ern Minnesota.
c. O. Morgan left Monday for
Sioux City, Ia, and Vermillion, S.
D., to confer with capitalists at
those places who have an interest
in his metal cutting saw machine
for which patent has been grant
ed to Mr.. Morgan recently. He
does not know at present whether a
factory for the mandatory of the
machine will be started here or at
one of those points.
The Morton race meeting, which
has been so well advertised for
une 19 and 20, has been declared
off by the association on account of
the races not filing The colt race
was the only one on the program
that filed This is the first time in
the history of the association that
there has ever been d scarcity OF
horses, and rather than put up a
program composed of specials,
which would bring poorer field of
horses, the committee having this
work 10 hand has decided to call
the June races off and is now con-
sidering the advisability of holding
a meeting this fall.
Frank II. Nutter of Minneapolis,
who SneakS of the nre-eminanoe of