The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-06-24

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New Ulm Review: w. A. Hub
bard enjoyed a visit from his
mother, Mrs. L. N. Rowe of Red
wood Falls, and sister, Mrs. Chas.
Johnson of Maynard, Mimi. They
returned to their homes Monday
morning
w. H. Huhnerkoch returned last
Wednesday afternoon from Yum
brota, by way of Minneapolis. Mr..
Huhnerkook was representing the
Sheridan and Redwood Falls Luth-
eran congregations at the annual
synod held at Zumbrota. Mrs.
Huhnerkoch will leave next week
for Oklahoma, on an extended Visit
with relatives there.
Gus. R. Thiering, local manager
of the Coe Commission Co., has been
given couple of weeks vacation
by the company, which he will
spend around the lakes fishing and
boating. Mrs. Thiering and chill
dren will visit at Menominee, Wis,
for several days, after which they
will join Mr.. Theiring at one of the
lake resorts.
Joe Chadderdon will not pitch
ball with the Redwood team this
year, according to a telegram re-
ceived by Walter Francois last
Thursday afternoon, stating that he
had signed to play with Bottineau,
North Dakota, the remainder OF the
season for $l15 per month, and that
he was going to leave Mountain
Lake that day for Bottineau to COM
mence his work.
The foundation for the handsome
new farm house of John Stewart of
Redwood Falls township was laid
during the past week, and this
week Alex McIlreavie commences
work on the superstructure. The
entire residence will cost when
ready for occupancy in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. Mr.. DeGroat
will commence this week laying the
foundation for J. A. Schmahl's res
idence on Fourth street, which,
when completed, will cost about
ST. 200.
Albert Lea Standard: 1t is prac-
tically settled that with the close of
the present term the end comes to
the Albert Lea college. The inst-
tuition is not likely to be opened
again under present auspices, the
teachers will 60 to their homes not
to return, and the doors of the big
building will not again be opened
except by different school or more
likely for an entirely different pur-
pose. It has proved financial
fasco and the most diligent efforts
have failed to attract more than a
score or so of outside students to
it's halls for several years.
Vesta Bright Eyes: The actual
loss of the Vesta bank from the re-
cent robbery was SIPS cash,
50, 400 81 in notes. The largest bulk
of the notes were found, amounted
to approximately $50, 500. ~ The
bank has records of all the notes
lost and expects no trouble in the
collections, excepting a few.
E. L. Cross has moved his family to
Red wood Falls, where he will re-
side. He will be employed at the
carpenter trade while there. Mr..
Gross is thinking of soon going to
the Pacific coast \ The Vesta
bank is putting in a new 81 200
Mosler screw door safe, the best
and most expensive safe on the
market.
The Minneapolis Times of last
Wednesday contains the following
regarding w. E. West, who shot
and killed Frank March, a former
Redwood Falls boy, at Grand Forks,
] North Dakota. ON Nov. Both. 1902