The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-26
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Girl wanted for general housework
by Mrs. J. D. Jackson. 12-tf.
Mrs. Skinner has returned from
her visit with relatives in Chicago.
S. 0. Mason and wife are to spend
Thanksgiving with relatives in
Chicago.
Need new tie for the Odd Fellows
Ball? If so, we have one for yon at
Frank G. Hubbard & Co.'S.
S. J. Race attended to educational
matters in St. Paul and Red Wing
during the past week.
Don't walk to the Odd Fellows hall
this evoning, but phone No. II and
have the hack call for you.
E. G. Green. travelling auditor Of
the Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co., was
in the city during the past week.
Mrs. E. Blankenburg and chill
dren Of Springfield were visiting
with the family OF H. Thiering dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. J. Lauterbach and sous,
Mike and Joe: left last Saturday to
attend the tin wedding of the form
er's brother. at New Ulm.
For Turkey Day you will certainly
want something new in clothing or
haberdashery. We are here to serve
you. Frank u. Hubbard q GO.
Mrs. Zimbeck of Montevideo,
wife of DR.. Zimbeck of that place,
and daughter of Rey. and ilrs. T.
T. VanDolah of this city, is visiting
with the latter.
Mrs. Kate Holder OF Washington,
a sister of Clark Shaver, accom-
panied by her younger sister, came
il from the west last week, aud will
visit with relatives for some time.
Coming out in new overcoat for
Thanksgiving? If 80, you will find the
SWEETEST coats here. 80 TO S2O.
FRANK G. HUBBARD & Co.
Manager Gus. r. Thiering of the
Coe Commission Co. has made ar
rangements for securing a report OF
the Minnesota Michigan foot ball
game as fast as the various move
ments of the teams are made at Ann
Arbor tomorrow afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. E. D. French re-
turned last Saturday evening from
Black duck, this State. where Mrs.
French has been visiting with her
son, George French and wife, for
several weeks. E. A. Lyman, Sr.,
father OF DR.. Lyman, returned On
the same evening.
Every man has a desire to be wei!
dressed for Thanksgiving Day. Bright
ell up little.
FRANK G. HUBBARD & co.
The officers and a number of ot} cr
members of Charity Chapter No.
30, Order of Eastern Star, left for
Tracy Monday to attend the district
convention there in the evening.
On Friday large number of tie
officers and members will 90 to New
Ulm, where the New Ulm chapter
of the Eastern Star keeps opcn
house. commencing at 2 o'clock III
the afternoon and continuing a
night.
Phone No. l. and have the hacI,
call and gef you for the Odd Fellow.
ball this evening.
J. O. Goodsell, travelling pa@-
senger agent of the Union Pacific
railroad. and C. H. Johnson, travel
ing agent of the Chicago & North
western line. and Fl. V. Peterson,
travelling passenger agent OF the
Minneapolis & St. LOUIS. were in
the city last Saturday looking up
Pacific coast passenger traffic. Col.
Peterson came in the evening before
and was lionized at the social hop
given Friday night.
B. c.. Schueller, sheriff elect, and
Peter Scott of Underwood were in
the city last Saturday morning, and
as a result of a conference with
friends here Mr.. Schueller decided
to appoint MIR. Scott as his jailor for
the ensuing two years. The ap-
pointment is most satisfactory one
to Redwood county Republicans,
Mr.. Scott having always been a
faithful worker for bis party. He
is also considered a very capable
man for the position. NJ. B. Alb
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