The Redwood gazette., 1902-08-27
WALNUT GROVE


C. F. Stokes spent Sunday at his
home in Smith Mills
Geo. Long and w. L. Cooler were
Milroy visitors Friday.
w. e.. Owens and F. w. Meen
transacted business in Tracy Saturday.
F. G.. Paul and wife and Chas. Her
der and wife left Saturday for New
Ulm.
Mrs. S. E. Krohn of Hendricks, vis-
tied with friends the latter part of the
week.
J. P. Olson returned from the cities
Friday, where he has been buying fall
goods.
E. Herschfeld returned Saturday
from his trip to Montana and other
points.
J. ]. KIeine, formerly station agent
at Revere, has been appointed agent at
Milroy.
Miss Nellie Dalton of Tracy visited
with Miss Eva Seaver Thursday and
Friday.
Herman Fleming of Tracy visited
relatives and friends here Friday and
Saturday.
George Reed and family Of Winona
are spending few days at the home
Of A. A. Smith.
Rev. j. E. Hanna and wife of Tru-
man, Mimi, are visiting at the home
of Rev. J. Hanna.
Fl. A. Perkins has secured the posi-
ton as manager of the Jennison Bros.
elevator at this place.
A large crowd from here went to
New Ulm Sunday to attend the In
dian massacre anniversary.
Miss Mira johnson of Montford,
Wis, arrived Thursday and is visiting
at the home of her brother, ]. B. John
son.
Masters & Metcalf have received the
material for the new bowling alley and
it will be made ready for use the first
of the week.
r. r. Freeman's new residence is
| fast nearing completion and when fin.
ished will be the most expensive resi-.
dence in town.
Frank Hagerman of GAINESVILLE and
J. Fitzpatrick, Of Rochester, formerly
operators at this place. called on thei,
friends Saturday.
School opens week from Monday
with the following teachers: Otto E.
Nelson of Hastings, principal, Miss
Clara Chandler, grammar, Miss Minnie
Ralph, primary, both of Montford
Wis, and Miss I. o. Potter of Tracy
intermediate.
Mrs. c. l.. Webber and son Claud
who have been visiting for some time
at A. Swoffers' left for Lamberton
Tuesday, where they will spend few
| days at the home of Mrs C. R. Knee.
land, after which they will return te
their home in st. Paul.
Robert Stewart, who for some time
has ken working in the printing office
is taking his vacation from the WORK
in the Office, and has gone to work fol
the telephone company. A journey.
man is working in his place. Rof
thought change of work was what he
needed.
Henry Norton. who has been. work
ing in Doig's barber shop for the past
year, severed his connection with the
same last week, and has started shop
of his own in the one recently occupied
by True Town. Henry is one of the
young men of the town, and we wish
him all kinds of success in his new un.
dertaking. Fred. Evans takes his
place in Doig's barber shop.
A party of fourteen, consisting Of
Mesdames Daley, swoffer, Damp,
Masters, Cheshire, Damp, Goff, and
Messrs- Daley, Swoffer, Damp. Mas
tiers. and the Misses Cheshire, Daley
and Chadboum went to Tracy Friday
evening. to attend the banquet given
by the Eastern Star at that place. Sew
en- were initiated into the order. The
grand worthy matpn of South Dakota
was present. After the initiation ser
vices light refreshments were served.
Seventeen from Marshall Chapter were
present. All spent very pleasant
evening.