The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-05-27

cents. HEILMAN d BISSELL.
Rev. FIR. Jas. j.. Woods will sail
for England and Ireland on the
steamship Montrose on June II.
The ladies of the city gave a re-
turn party to their gentlemen &C.
quaintances at the opera house
Monday evening.
A large bunch of Redwood peo-
pie took advantage of the cheap
rate excursions to ST. Paul and Min
neapolis Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Arnold left for Hibbing
with his brother James last Satur-
day morning, with the expectation
of making his home in that lively
mining town.
Mrs. Frances Scripter went to
Mountain Iron, this state, this
week, on account of the fnvalidism
of her daughter, and will remain
there for some time.
St. Agnes Guild will give social
on the lawn of 0. W. Mcmillan on
Thursday evening. Ice cream,
rawberries and cake will be
served. Music by the band.
Mrs. Jos. Tyson will act as hos
tess at parcel shower party to be
given in honor of Miss Edith Drake,
a June bride of next Wednesday, to
be given at the Tyson home this
evening.
To reduce our stock we are still Civ
ing 20 rer cent off on hats and caps and
10 per cent of on ties and shirts
HEILMAN & BIssELL.
John P. Cooper and son, Robert,
went to Wabasso Monday with the
expectation of closing a deal for the
purchase of Wolfgang Schmid's in
terests in the hardware store at
that place. The Cooper interests
will probably be conducted by Rob-
ert Cooper,
Rob. McClintock has jumped into
fame to the extent of having him
self photographed with one of the
American letter copiers of the
American Bank Protection Co. The
company has had the photo half
toned, and is using both Rob. and
the picture of the machine on cir
cular telling aboutits good qualities.
The contract for the construction
of the bridge across the Cottonwood
river, just west of Sanborn, was
let to Milo Adams of Minneapolis,
for 81, 499. The contract calls for a
main span of 80 feet, one approach
"a feet and another approach SO feet
in length. The contract also calls
for the completion of the bridge by
Sept. 18th. The bidding was spir
tied and close.
The marriage of Edith Esther, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Drake Of this city, to Wellington
A. Stewart, will occur at the home
of the brides parents next Wednes-
day morning, June Sd, commencing
at O. clock, Rev. MIR, Coffin of the
Episcopal Church of the Holy Com
munion, officiating. The COCOON is
superintendent of the Redwood
Falls creamery.
The base ball club has organized
for the 1903 season, with Lawrence
King as manager, Walter Francois
as secretary and captain, George
W. Dickinson treasurer and Gus.
R. Theiring assistant captain. The
list of players incluces Francois,
Jones, Thompson, Cooper, Bald
win, Bradley, Majeski, Child, Mead
brothers, Theiring, Peavey, Chad
derdon and Knox. The club has
placed 100 season tickets on the
market at s. each for the purpose
of creating a fund in the treasury
on which to commence business.
St. Agnes Guild will give lawn
social on the lawn of O. W. McMil-
lan's Thursday evening. Ice cream,
Strawberries and cake will be
served. Music by the band.
Good girl wanted for general house
keeping. Inquire at this office.
W. D. Cantillon, general superin-
tendent of the entire Chicago &
Northwestern system, A. L. Goetz-
man, superintendent of the Winona
division, J. p. Cantillon, assistant
superintendent Of the same and
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