The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-01-07
Mrs. S. Mcdonald and daughter,

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Mrs. S. Mcdonald and daughter,
Mrs. J. F. Smith, have returned
from visit with friends in St. Paul.
Miss Lambert, telephone operator
at Renville, visited with Miss Pick.
EFT and Joe Drake during the early
portion OF last week.
j. B. Robinson and wife, and Miss
Florence Robinson left last Satur-
day for Florida. They will visit at
several points in the land OF flow
ers, spending most of their time
at Arcadia. where Mrs. E. H. Chol-
lar is now residing.
Darwin Brigham came over from
Ivanhoe on Tuesday evening OF last
week and after spending few
hours with his sister and friends in
this city, left on the noon train We'd
nesday for St. Paul, where he will
visit for few days.
The Misses Lottie and Leonora
Thompson of Belview were visiting
with Otto Goethe and family on Tues
day Of last week They returned
home Thursday, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Goetze, who spent the
remainder of the New Year S day in
Belview.
The passenger department OF the
North western road IS now engaged
in making up its 1903 tourist book
an the data for the same regarding
Redwood Falls was prepared by
THE GAZETTE last Wednesday. The
company was determined to give
Red wood Falls an excellent position
in the book.
The party given by the Redwood
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, on We'd
neskay evening last, was quite
largely attended. The program
was unusually interesting while the
luncheon was very inviting The
dancing followed luncheon and kept
up until one clock in the morning
of the first day in the new year.
Mrs. H. Theiring spent portion
of the past few weeks with the fam
ily of Ron. Thiering in Ivanhoe. She
left here the Monday before Christ
mas. On arriving at Tyler the
branch to Ivanhoe and Hendricks
was completely blocked, without
any hope of having the same opened
for several days, and Mrs. Thiering
was one of the several passengers
that paid 81 for ride in sleigh
across the prairie from Tyler to
Ivanhoe, distance of Is miles.
Attorney Chas. T. Howard attend
ed the meetihg'of county attorneys
in St. Paul last week, and was elect
ed member of the executive COM
mittee of characterization, he repre-
senting the Seventh congressional
district. The attorneys resolved
that they wanted contingent fund
for the payment of Legislative ex
penses incurred while carrying on
the duties of their Office. D. A.
Stuart, county attorney of Cotton
wood county, formerly of this city,
is member of the executive com
mlttee from the Second district
N. Elliott and family left for St.
Peter early last week, where Mr..
Elliott has since taken charge of the
Nicollet Hotel at that place, having
leased the same from Herman Spor-
ing. The Journal voices the senti-
ments of Redwood Falls acquaint-
ances when it says that the new
landlord andshis wife are pleasant
people to meet, and persons expert
enced 10 catering to the wants of
commercial men. Mr.. Sporting s
i'll health was the cause of his re-
firing from the business.
The Minnesota Central Telephone
Co. S crew of men have been in town
the past week making arrangements
for putting in additional telephones
in this city. In order to do this it
became necessary to put in a new
switch board, the old one being en-
tirely occupied. About 20 new tel
ephones have been subscribed for,
making the number in this city very
near the 175 mark. President Tall
man OF the company'says that Red
wood Falls is one of the best tele-