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The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

Mrs. NJ. G. Bailey of Nashville,
Tennessee, arrived last night for "A
visit of several weeks with her broth
er, +. b. Criddle and family. Little
Dorothy Criddle is just convalescing
from protracted siege of typhoid
fever, and her mother has been
threatened with the same disease, hut
is now much improved
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Presby byterian church
will be held next Friday afternoon,
January 80. at 2:3O O'Clock, at the
home of Mrs Hamilton, No. l22 West
Fifth street. 1t is hoped there may be
"A large number present.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

Six kids dropped off a freight in
the Rio Grande yards last night, and
were picked up by Officer Tabor.
Today they were given time in which
to get out of town.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

Elmer Hainline has brought suit
in the district court against the Den.
yer and Rio Grande Railway company
for s., 600 damages. The suit arises
out of the death of Mr.. Hainline' s
four year old son who WAS recently
run down by Rio Grande train No. ,.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29
Card of Thanks.

To The Tribune:
We wish to take this method OF ex-
pressing our heartfelt thanks TO the
many kind friends. neighbors, schools
aud lodges who so kindly gave sssis-
tance and comfort to us during the late
illness and death of our little loved
one We hope, should occasion ever
require, to be able to return the
many kindnesses in the fullest meas
nre. Very Respectfully.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred Durfce.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lucas
and family.
See the new china at The Fair.
ns ~
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

DR.. S. +. Lee, the osteopath at 1872
N. Santa Fe. Ave, is having great sue
cess in the cure of chronic and nervous
diseases such as asthma, etc.. All
female complaints successfully treated
Consultation and examination free
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

A. V. and H. f. Hoffman transacted
business at the county seat yesterday.
They report encountering such heavy
dust storms that it was next to impos.
sible to drive in the face of them.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

The Florence Musical alub met yes
terday afternoon with Mrs W. j..
Morris. \ particularly interesting
program was enjoyed 10y those present.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29
PUNISHMENT.

Social progress has done away with
great many forms Of punishment once
administered under the laws OF enlight-
ened people. But nature never changes
or modihes her penalties. She still has
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

See I. Nj. Howells ad today He
offers rare bargains in jewelry.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

the sam e punish
ment for the man
W h 0 neglects or
abuses his stomach
as she had in the
far off days when
Adam delved and
Eve span"
The physical dis
comfort, dullness,
sluggishness, irri-
liability, nervous
ness and Jeepless-
n e S W II c II are
visited upon t Ii c
man who eats care
lessly or irregularly
have been from the
beginning the evil
dences OF disease of
the stomach and its
associated organsof
digestion and nu-
J triton.
DR.. Pierce's Gold
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

For Sale-Three room house. $50.
Apply corner Ninth and Pixies Peak
1921 -23
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29
Local News.

Turn over new leaf and purchase
furniture of Carmody. i0i
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-29

en- Medical Discovery cures the diseased
stomach and enables the perfect digestion
and assimilation of food, so that the
sluggishness, irritability, nervousnessand
sleeplessness which result from innutri-
ton are cured also.
ri was taken sick nine years ago with fever"
writes Mr.. VI. NJ Wardwell, of Linwood, I,eaveri-
worth Co, Kansas Had the doctor aud he
broke up the fever all right, but took diar-
rhGa right away he couldn't cure II and II
became chronic, and then he gave up the case.
1 got weak with it and had piles so badly
couldn't lie down. hardly sit up. Was
that way two 2r three months thought would
never be well again, but picked up one Of Dr.
Pierce's Memorandum Book. one day and saw
your description of catarrh Of the stomach.
thought II hit my case We had a bottle of Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in the house
that got for mother. You recommend II for
catarrh Of the stomach so went to taking it.
The one bottle nearly cured me. l got two bot
ties next time and took one and one half and
was well. ! haven't been bothered with diar-
rhrs since
Dr.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousnes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-07
PAWTUxET.

A series OF the gospel meetings will
begin Wednesday evening in the Baptist
church. at which the noted gospel singer
and evangelist. Professor n. Il. Stout,
will sing The sermons on those even
ings will be delivered by Rev. Frank
Rector. y. D., OF the First Baptist
church. Pawtucke and other clergymcn,
including Rev. Thomas F.. Bartlett, pas
tor OF the local church. will take part.
These meetings which are 10 be held
under the auspices of the Rhode Island
Baptist state convention. are intended to
awaken a new interest in religious mat
ters I'm this village and i'm the neghbor-
ing one OF Lakewood.
At the communion service at the Bap-
tist church yesterday morning the right
hand OF fellowship was extended TO Miss
Ethel Henry. Deacon Charles Henry.
who has been confined 10 his home on
Park avenue with a serious illness, at
tended service for the first time in over
a year.
The officers and teachers OF the Bap-
tist Sunday school had a meeting after
the session yesterday and discussed plans
for the annual Christmas concert.
@. NJ Chase e. Company. who con-
Quoted a grocery store on Main street.
have sold out TO the Wilbour Cash Gro
Gerry company. OF which Il. F. wiIbour
is manager.
Tonight the ladies' auxiliary of the
Volunteer Fire company has it's regular
meeting in the Firemen's hall and a
miscellaneous supper will be served at SIS
close.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-07
HOUSE ENTERED.
PstroImsn Arnold DISCOVERIES the Break ,nd
Prevented Loss Of PROPERTY.

Patrolman Joseph A. Arnold OF the
Third police station discovered a daring
attempted burglary last evening. Two
young men were noticed 10 be acting in
a suspicious manner at the corner OF
Keone and Brown streets who earlier in
the day had been observed hanging
around the Tillinghast residence.
At about 1880 o'clock officer Arnold
thinking all was not right. tried the door
I'm the front part OF the house and found
IL secure. He then proceeded to the rear
OF the dwelling and was rewarded by
finding A window OF the pantry wide open
and another in the kitchen partly so
The officer Immediately telephoned to
the Third station, and the patrol wagon
with "a load OF officers under Lieut.. Fred
Rankin was dispatched to the scene. A
careful search OF the premises was made.
but the maurauders had evidently taken
fright and escaped before having an OPP
Dortunity TO steal anything.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillinghast. who were Wis
iting IN Elmwood. were notified and re-
turned home at once. After a careful
search of the house they said that Moth
ine was missing The police believe that
when officer Arnold tried the front door
the thieves took fright. and made hasty
exit from the house.
The neiRhborhood was thoroughly
secured bv officers In citizens clothing
during The evening. but no trace of the
burglars was found.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-07

|.'.Ne gheatre5.'. /


Cherldah simpson, who plays the role
OF Henrietta Budd the American girl,
In The Sultan OF sulu.' which will be
seen at the Providence Opera House, dur
ing the present week, is a general favor
ite In this section OF the country. She
will he well remembered In this city by
her work In king Dodo'
Miss Simpson has shown in the past~few
weeks n versatility as an actress and as
a singer that few OF her sisters. on the
stage can point 10. While resting in
California after long "king Dodo" sea-
son. Mr.. Henry w. Savage sent 10 her the
part and songs OF the role OF Peggy in
Peggy from Paris and a note saying
that he wished her 10 come east at once
and assume the role OF Peggy At Wal
lacks within ten days. Miss Simpson
studied on the train crossing the continent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-07

gine. and IL is presented upon the stage
running at the rate of 65 miles per hour
through raging forest fire.
-.
There is a tender heart interest and
thrilling excitement i'm Rachel Gold =
stein" or The Struggles OF Poor Girl
In New York. which Is announced for
presentation by Sullivan. Harris & Woods
at the Imperial next week This new
play is from the pen Of Theodore Kremer
and tells tho story of a young Yiddish
girl. who. In emgrating to America with
her father. meets with many startling
adventures. In the end the girl develops
into an accomplished and beautiful young
woman and marries the man OF her
choice. In the play there is storm at
sea. a thrilling murder. n horse whipping
scene, and the sensational death OF the
female villain. These exciting incidents
are relieved by comedy, which is really
funny. and a love story which Is so true
and sincere that IL goes AZ once TO the
hearts OF the audience.
-
For the week following the production
Of "A Family Affair" at the Park theatre
the new stock company viii present
Camille the masterpiece OF Alexander
Dumas, the son The production will be
elaborately staged and Miss Clifton. the
leading woman and MIR. waldron. the
leading man. will have ample opportunity
10 show some OF their best work
80
For Christmas week the Empire the
atre will offer the ever popular Uncle
Toms Cabin" In the AL W. Martin YER
sion. II was the Martin production that
for the past two seasons has been one
Of the best liked bookings OF Managers
Spitz e. Nathanson. The company is a
large one and the troupe OF plantation
singers and shouters with the band OF
pickaninnies is said 10 be especially good.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-07

cessful production OF the Albee Stock
company OF 1.-The Three Musketeers.
which was given under the direction Of
Mr.. Williams
THE Ninety and Nine Is this weeks
attraction at the Imperial. with matinee
every day. IL is the greatest scenic
spectacle OF the day. Its title was taken
from Mr.. Ira u. Sankey's famous hymn
OF the same name. and the theme brings
out the idea that there is one stray
fellow out OF every hundred men who
has gone wrong but is worth looking
after. II VIII be produced exactly as at
the Academy Of Music. New York, for
l02 nights. The original production Is
said to have cost 5000, and $4,000
worth OF new electric and mechanical
effects have been added this season. A
locomotive Is used that is an exact re-
production Of a full-szed passenger en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25
FARMACIA COLON

Metlcamantoa frescos Drogas puraa.-Ea-
psciRl esmeFo en- 81 despaoho de rscetas por
personal competente
Complete Burtido de geringaa de PTavaz
uiEimos modelos.
Esnidad en- los pFecios.
- Plaza Principal San Juan Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25
Los AlAROS TIRAHDO
4 Las ESCOP Is.
Del chaleco de un ennpleadC de po-
licia sustrajeron an tdlnero.
Psre las dslaoIIysa aaduvlaraa IIslaa.


Angel del Vale 40 tiena nada ae
-AngeE Ill de pal1s p0rque es bastante
escabroso.
Este indiviau0 era emplead0 do la
Policia Insular; hacla la limpieza en oil
Cnaftel General en- donde CANADA $25
al mes.
Mil est conte0tus sOrtss Pr1sl
Dejamos aquf ID puerta alberta para
los crfticos,
All Sr. Ayudante del PaGador dc la
Policfa Iusular ocurri6 deiar su chale-
co con aIgunos dollars en- sitio propi-
clio para hacer IN registro geaaet etsc1atro.
U sali6 un a,ei9lt tscsqac0.
Tres dollars v medic que estaban en-
ell bolsillo derecho del citado chalecO.
Sc puso en- juego Ii policfa.
Ortiz, que tiene an olfato. que ri un
cato cuando vela an ration. sc puso
sobre liz pista.
Muy traDquilo y en- tonO de eamara-
da dijo 4 Vale:
Vallecito, sd6nde almorzaste hoy2
En- ID fonda del Chino, dijo aquGl.
sCuanto gastasteg
Cinco centayos.
Ortiz, visit6 toda Ia ManchsSgs0 de
Sen Juan, hasta averiguar la Verdad
de los hechos, recuperando los $3.50.
Estes muchachos detsctsuss de la In
sular, prestan muy buenOs services,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25


lA as
Cfka, e
N
"a una aa os m sa
d0 nanao han
aiSu lbs io xas slaA
daE
una b0a de Ele
un6 Va AEa noagl0 aAos
esKlke ia Ks. A1do. IA un g0r 5e1a
peno 81 ID iAbiszo aa ssh IS 4 gle
10 0g3nta essAr Aa1as nIzp cAsr
uno de los Que le dieron . hlelerCn
fue0O
80 eae0 80 inliere aeilnaenta ne aEa
ans hoa "a tgaas1 IS An1e
n8Qe "a Que a 81
los ~ 7ne ek y
teFnigo aeptn nu paeua cl0da2s
pOr III dua 81 ID aue n0 eatn
acostumbradoe los referados oiud
nos.
Mas, en Puerto Rio0s qul6n La
man n atencs6ns s auIAn ass aaa
successes tan satgebgsskes se Rg
faaa6 ganEa Es0r aaf uae va u hau sav
/ ada as6a Afzo0 psaascla0 esss
oaqa0fss, con ia motive.
Boas menudean pOr eatas carreteraa
de Dios, Qne haska nsaua Tep -
tes as tn Tom npaaIia Vander s.
81 abrienao canine, fin ue albrar AI
futur0 t9anvla el6etric0 Sle pellgr
asaltentss, dieron muextes cd plsEola
atiE, haoa alg1n tempo. dos culehgo.
mes dol g6navo peIiGroa0. 90 81 eantro
| do Is isla
| No ae sabe, este respect0, 81 nues-
tr0a culebr0nes pasarOn Z nelOr vida
| en- nan0a de bons us caertas ellman-
| stones.
i Carresaras hay tan kilomatrlcas, en
i que los diez metres oonsabidOa DE Is
boa da Asunci6n. 40 son comp parables
con el ancho de aauBllaa nj ann con
las fances de ciertOs Boards tdel irgl6a
i hbre bo0s.
Adanas, cada Vea que aqua ocarre
aIQo de con- band0s & ooaaa geneTaIs
mente parscidas Qu6 diagi be casi
sucedenl nadia oourre eohar correr.
sin6 que, desprscsaasa0 eE a1etsgTO. di-
can hases los nifioa de- tehas hlandose
en los qne laetan extraordina ianaenke
81 presnpuesto & eatra
Vivin0s entire h0as de metros. /.
i iQnOrados
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25

i ssbado 28 dol gsf aAea
sog1ianzo laa novenas ue Ahs hll sss
ts. en obaedui0 az IS INN Ak
nala. tnd0 Al noYeu xio VI ~
nfgEas que cornponen q nag zsico cora
de este barrie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25

EI mi6rcoias 26 del co.. aekte 1e 3
r. BE. L de II noches ae faa s1
pfbiica subasta IS azs eeHaesas GEL eata-
bleeimiento eE1 TianpOss san Fran
cisco 70.
In venta ae haTa pOr docenas es
articulos 6 lotes. como quieran Aos qne
rer1atan.
La etabasEa aagulra hassA teElnlIlssI
todas las existanclas.
hare rlIblico uor medic del pre-
aAnta naYa concurreacia de licitad0res.
n Juan, n. R., 23 de Noyiembre
de 1908.
FRANCISCO GUERRA,
Subastador phbIico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25

m

enea nm piano l nueyo tAe
ssAs aa un Eeala SUMS
"a gl IS otal sfrss sAs
aun nca infor-
1Sva.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25
YENTA De MUEpLES

10 SiIlas. / Sofa. 4 Sillones. 1
Mesa velad0r de caoba estilO Luis AV !.
/ Ropero de caoba. Prensa de CO.
piar. CANA de hierro dos plazas con
coAchoneta met&lica. / partida de aba
nicos pericones de todas classes anti
gnos ssFealizan & precios casi regala-
dos.
InfoFnark.
RAMON CARBON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25
Ranals Do NaVda

lei dia s dc Diciembre pr6ximo las
q da Ia tarde tendr6 luGar en- a casa
de pr6stanos de ] BazanY \ la. Allen
2s. un gran ra ate ~ sEsas ese -
dss cIasess pr0paas para TegaA0a DIG ~ Nts-
vidad. Hay infnidad de sortijas con
brillantea de todos tamafos y alhalas
preeiosas. d is /
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25
Academia PrepafalOTla

pronto ss abrirg en esta Capital
ma academia para lbs Que desean es-
tudiar para ingenieros Ayudantes dc
In0enieros, AGrimansuTa y Sobrestan-
tes, baiO La direction de competente
Professor.
Informes Gale de Ia Luna nnm so.
altos. 10 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25


aa ee aa
A
lu
M 8n fsaarnla lasaA'@-
un
dIcS6 oen aaAAz
hA ronossaa sAssss
sa au ihat la-
jo
eDe aE0u aEAee u = saTfa
Il nsaM me 0sAf ~ ncs
tnmaa oar el gl 0naAs IT efA naaa0
8 3 m b.
nfs 81 eaI gze aaella SSoxbs eon ol2-
aa uaA forn r& go Nensa-
nces LOO aosy. g6;lloa tesaisapa es,na0
flea naron d@ Aslap1 uuassue lss's-
aikIn 81 naaVo nai io aAz-
III siksaaus6n eata 1inaa en s. sssle W.
davis " egaeNeN
Han sAsi0 rsaueh dias Y hasE4
n0ticia no ha hegad0 dehalle
nga0 qtte eae aaanso ea TetieEa.
aa naansras eA kiscMa a
h0 gAdo aea 81 ni TN elnclas
Yad0 bue aeiska da aIRaas g0s presuntoa
raEa ran baio 81 peep de Is ley v
/ sde flaa d puesb0 aun uaa
A0a aaa & saa Eaas fie aan
prne ace al est6 in1a6vll.
Gus fosaq 10 que
an esa asunfo ae hsca eS & g0s aEs
leQAa cue. aeukrsa g2a taz 1eges
iae. is r esoa eiudsd
@n esm lar sikuaci6n ez1 AKAeFa.
/ siE ssggIa. del s IA gAe las pKaI IaE-
aaa med oa1ss da III saS eEo como
| quieEa que os5Ia $50 oAxszsS pssEss'9al
(hasta u piskn az IN Nssorts@ acueaci0nea
aeternaiu u klesKau6s dc aquelaa Wis
/ Ea paketksta pesag ne (aegdu dacEannlne
al Fiscal 0ar ones 20 es ex-
sraEso una aEst ahneokei6n On q
aaua1Eo ya poraue 81 EsieElse ea la yiEa'
dietA phblics ya porqus % plense ca
los darechoa que arasO, taA yes. pudie-
ran tanar eaoa hij0s de PnaES0 Rico
nue en Tan ind9Cisa siknmei6n 40 ae les
kmmn6sng
Hay que Yecurdar cue 4uerOn tam
bieu ptlhlicsKaer AeusAgA0a 0e as90F-
l QqsSgtqe y como ESQ acusuci6n nos pare
/ % Fnny e6ria. no nos maFaYilia qne sea
general al daaa0 "a c0nccer Las c0neln-
stones del seEI0a iiaeaI sn al asunto,
In fallo di6 no laace muCho u mis-
raa C0rke FefeFeEIse GEiFii0 Morales.
acusado do laabex Enataap & pnM na0ieV
/ deelarSndole No cu Ipahle EsnEeae msun-
to- ii n0. eataFlos 1aal inf0rnlaglos, fuS
pueako ca hhaEkad 81 aensado y III selL0r
| Fiscai 10 formula nneYas acnsaciones.
Bian pndiega ser Qua entire eI hOnli-
| cidi0da que - acuaaha Z eaEe inclvldu0
y Ia aA1erAcl6n do aa paz p6blica de
l que no aens6 & AkneIEoa 0brer0s, la lev
So res an 81 easo xae dar isl6a innportan-
| eia dediear naas astudi0 Ia sa0und0.
pgro. ele toga1z raodos, III sa aiene an
gusaGa ane As ~ dictauain6 ser 71asto
| 10 ckuado poF un tribunal inferior.
e6Iga deduciE qae II &al6azacI6n ae II
pas p6bIiea ne ssed s probAda cuAndo
aqnsl alto tgibu 10 10 vi6 evidente
81 la deE JuRgado De Pas.
| " en este cas0, IN duda de u son s no
culpable aquelios presuntos reoa, mans
tiene viva IN curiosidad p0blica u
daaaoaa da aaa b Aay f0Tgnule sus aus
teras iass eonoxuat0nes.
Procura lneoyrlag 81 p0bAiO0
az CalantD sea 0Id1 en este asnntC.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25

u es tempo de il pensando. 81 iguaL
que en- los Estados Unidos en- auKnsn-
tarles Oh sneldo con relaci6n al ndmero
do amos de sarYIcios.
Para qna IN ho1nbre pueda cuEnpllr
honFadamente con aus deberes, debe
estar bien retribnfdo
Fiiense los senores Delegados, an lO
Que apuntamos por ser de extricta iEls-
ticia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25

HeHnOs viato una n0tieia d Il ugl aaa-
rio. aobra 40, 600 chinos csc han eaAaa~
aEad0 AiGina1nente II astO nee hilso Te-
c0rdar la fslta Que nos llaea ) aa congo
neres de piedras. para lss call sa ~ este
vacindayio. cue eada veg que caa ag 40
como aver, So ponen que ni los ri Iaaros
puadan aTdar sobRa allas, per0 nos ea1l-
suela Il idea que algfin sllia 81 esra pon-
drauy no ser6 mug ajaglOs vez
eaand0 Borlnauen sea uEa egss0 kAe IN
Uni6n americana pues @ pae0 que pt
ol pr0greBo aqnf, esEarn0a ya on la
puerta.
lei pan han estado vendi6ndOA0 & &
centaYOa Al b0llo, frantA s IN eskai1le-
cinniento que su dnefso ID aiaborA ha
vendido haata hace POGO Z certay0s;
en- la Eapital 10 vende 4 3 ceEatavca desc
da la uaMfgana haste laa csAse DO a noclae
cssAian6e
Aqul Sc expends en las Garrett las A
8 centayos. muy bueno, pan trafdo de
Ia Ciudad.
Contindan estos vecinos CON la idea
de presentar Mr Harnill aiGnC Befe
la p0Iicia Insula una mo1i0n pldleEA-
do se les cOncesaa Una Tetreth si0uiera
~ mes. pues uqn1 hay gusb0 peAr II
huena mflsicu, como en ell ea2pea2s10 "
por Otr0 aaeio. son0s c0ntYibuy y0ntea dc
San juan, con darechO COMO agneEl0a
s gozar una vez cada treinfa dlas, de
las seIectas pleas que en su repertoire
tiene la Banda de IL Policfa Insular.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-11-25

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-16
GALES.

J. e. Filkins and wife spent Thurs
day night at his brothers..
A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs
Ole Johnson Sunday, Aug. 30th.
l.. G. Burden and wife visited friends
in town last Thursday afternoon.
1t is reported that another wedding
will occur in this town in the near
future.
Mrs. Hicks entertained the circle
Wednesday. About rs enjoyed the
afternoon.
Norman Coombs and his friend,
Harry Henage of Chicago, arrived Fri
day for a hunting trip.
A. S. Carlson has rented his farm for
the coming year to Harry Gilbert. The
former will move to Tracy.
Misses Emily and Sadie Nelson,
Anna Olson, Wilmar Larson, Nettie
Leonard and Vivian DeGroat of this
town, have gone to Tracy to attend
school.
Ira Mishier wife and two daughters
of Worthington, drove over last Thurs
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-16

Miss Harriet Chandler, who has
been spending the summer vacation at
her home in Montfort. Wis, returned
Saturday, and will commence her work
as teacher in the Virgins district.
Mrs. Viola Long received her APP
pointment as postmistress at Walnut
Grove, to succeed her late husband
George M. Long, Friday. Mrs. Long
has been acting postmistress since her
husbands death
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WALNUT GROVE.

Miss /. 0. Potter Sundayed at her
home in Tracy.
Miss Winifred Cheshire was Tracy
visitor Wednesday,
Jack Norton has commenced work
in the Tribune office.
Mrs. T. A. Town of Tracy, visited her
mother Mrs. A. Schultz, Friday.
One of the heaviest rains this sum-
mer fell Friday night, and still it looks
like rain.
The ladies Of the NJ E. church held
food sale at F. F. Goff's office, Satur-
day afternoon.
e. G. Green travelling auditor for the
Hayes Lucas Lumber Co., was here on
business Saturday.
Mrs. J. A. Larson left Wednesday
for Mason City Ia, to join her husband,
who is there on business.
Martin Dahms and Miss Jessie Cole
left Saturday for few days visit with
the formers relatives at Nicollet, MINI.
| Mark Woolsencroft, who has been at
Amiret for some time, arrived Friday
for the dance, and spent Sunday with
| friends.
Miss Winnie Hesnault, who has been
visiting her brother J, F. Hesnault and
family, returned to her home in st.
Paul Friday.
w. B. Harwood, who has been visit
ing at the home of his sister Mrs. d.
Daley, returned to his home in Chica-
60 Saturday.
Miss Nina Johnson, who is teaching
at Lamberton, spent Saturday and
Sunday with her brother ], B. John
son and wife.
The young people had dance Fri
day evening in the Freeman building.
although it was rainy there wasa good
crowd and all had pleasant time.
Miss Atlanta Anderson left for Al
bert Lea for ten days days visit Mon
day. Her position in the telephone
Office is being filled by Miss Orabelle
Masters and Ada Ralph.