The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-11-04

d. L. Bigham and wife are visit
, ing with their daughters in St
Paul.
Attorney Dolliff visited with hi.
parents in Minneapolis Saturday
and Sunday.
J Miss Edna Ra ,e was visiting will
friends in St. Paul and Minneapolis
during the past week.
j. H. kyle was among the Red
wood throng to take in the football
game at the university Saturday.
All members of the Degree OIL
Honor are requested to be present
at the next regular meeting, Nov.
18th. By order of the secretary.
Mrs. O. w. Hoffman and daugh-
ters, Misses Dorothy and Char
lotte, came in from Fond du Lac,
Wis, Monday afternoon, and are
now residing on Wyoming street.
Miss Charlotte VIM and w. H.
Wallace will address the meeting OF
teachers to be held in this city on
Saturday, Nov. 18th, the last meet
ing OF the season. They will speak
On subjects along their respective
lines.
II. A. VIM returned from Des
Moines, Iowa, last Thursday. While
in that city he purchased the fine
pure-br Shorthorn bull, Waterloo
Count, sired by Count Waterloo, of
Martin Flynn & Sons. The sire
sold at the last sale of the Flvnns
for 81, 900.
The St. Louis excursion to Mime
apolis commenced last Friday morn
ing, when residents of all towns
west of Madison, were permitted to
90 to the cities on the $1.50 rate.
The announcement was made in one
or two papers east Of Madison and
created a great deal of confusion.
Did you hear of the letter Edwin S.
George the furrier wrote to F. w. Phil
brick Il Go. about sending their man,
Mr.. Huetter, with an immense line
of furs for a fur opening at the
Philbrick & Co. IS store. A copy of
that letter is in this paper.
Miss Emily Wilson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Wilson, resid-
ing east of this city, was united in
marriage to Archie Potter of Burt,
S. D on Wednesday, Oct. 2lst, the
Rev. T. T. VanDolah, officiating.
The couple left for their home in
Burt on Tuesday Of last week. The
bride has been popular teacher
for number of years.
The biggest bag of game recorded
in this section for number of
years was that returned one even
ing during the early portion of the
week by G. W. Vaughn and a trav-
cling salesman named Aimslee. The
bag contained 101 ducks, mostly of
the mallard variety, and was the
result of less than eight hours OF
shooting on part of the two men.
john Kojetin, who moved from
this county toPolk county, Missouri, |
last year, and who has been visit
ing friends in this and Renville
counties during the pasttwo weeks, T
returned to his Missouri home yes
terday. Mr.. Koietin likes Missouri
very much, largely owing to the
fact that the climatic conditions are
in perfect accord with his wife's
health. He is also prospecting in
his Missouri home.
Charles Nj. Leavens, the five year
old and only son of Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver Leavens of this city, passed
away at the home of his parents on
west Second street, Monday even
ing. Scarlet fever, with which the
young boy had been suffering for
only short time, was the cause of
the sudden death. The funeral will
be held from the Methodist church
this afternoon and the interment
will occur in the Redwood cemetery.
Charlie was a bright little fellow,
and his face will be sadly missed by
his parents, other relatives and his
playmates.
CLEMENTS.