The Redwood gazette., 1902-12-17
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prerent than box of KratchWil's
chocolates, soldat Knuepples's bakery.
Oscar Moisan and sister, who have
been visiting the Garners in this vi
cinity, returned to their home in
Henderson Monday. y
Miss Louise Knowlton came up
from St. James last Wednesday and
has since been visiting with the
family of c.. Fred Thompson and
others in this city.
Come and see the real live Santa
Claus at The Fair Saturday.
Enterprise Encampment No. 35,
OF this city, will confer It's degrees
on class of 20 on the evening Of
Dec. 9th. The members of the
class will come from Walnut Grove,
Morton and other towns.
Mn. and Mrs. Harris Peavey an
nounce the marriage Of their daugn-
ter, Edythe Euretta, to Lonnie F..
White, OF McIIenry, North Dakota,
the ceremony to occur at the home
of the brides parents on Dec. 18th,
a. 10 a. N. No cards.
The Redwood bowling alley team
went to Morton Thursday evening
and got whipped. The score was
2.l99, made by Red wood, as against
2.2C6. made by the Morton team
not bad score, or not demonstrate
ing any great prowess on either
side. The Morton team played a
return game last night at this place.
Invitations were received here
during the past week to the we'd
ding OF Miss Edith Ella, daughter
of L. D and Mrs. Carter Of Austin,
Mimi, to William J. Tyler of Roch-
ester, formerly typo and quite
well-known in this city. The GER
emony will occur in Anstin to-day
at noon, and the couple will be at
home in Rochester after Jan. 10Th.
Parents and teachers of this city
should instruct the children not to
cut down the cedar trees along the
Redwood river, or even the branch
es. This was being done last week
There are only a few Of these trees
left, and if this goes on there will
not be any more in ashort time. The
town derives it's name from these
noble evergreens, and everything
possible should be done to preserve
their continuity.
W. A. Hubbard is now in Ballard,
WASH, having just moved there
from Everett, where he went Nhan
he left here. Mr.. Hubbard has
purchased a two acre tract at Bal
lard and expects to reside there in
the future. In letter he says tha1
he meets many people in Ballard
from Redwood Falls-Mr. Hale s
two daughter S and their husbands,
both in business, "a brother of w
S. Clayson and others. Raip is hin
dering Mr.. Hubbard's s building
operations some, but he says That
it is more agreeable than the cox
weather of Minnesota.
All my farm machinery for sale, ~
Guiding bob-sled. Apply to Lawrence
King. 19-1t
At the meeting of Redwood Chaa
ter No "a. r. A. NJ. last Frida,
evening the following officers we,.
installed by Past High Priest, G
L. Dornberg: J. A. Schmahl, T.. Fl
P; W. II. Wallace, king; A. A
Melges, scribe: George Drake, car.
tain of the host; j. Fl. Bowers
principal sojourner; W. r. Caswell
royal arch captain: u. Il. Mckay
treasurer; W. S. Brammer, secre.
tary; A. G. Schmahl, NJ. T. "; c.
V. Everett, NJ. S. v: Fl. E. Miller,
NJ. F. "; and Jay Ferris sentinel.
The chapter ordered the purchase
of new paraphenalia.
Old Saint Nick himself will be at
The Fair Store Saturday.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch: The road
master, with the combined force oi
section men on the entire division.
vas here on Sunday to put in addi-
tional sidetrack, piece J. of work
made absolutely necessary by the
tremendous increase Of business al
this point. There are 150 or more
men ip the crowd and they were
divided into two crews and set to
work. the one at the east and the