The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-06-03

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A. L. LaFreniere, editor of the
Itasca County Record Of Phena, has
been visiting in the city for several
days.
Improved farm seven miles south
west of Redwood Falls for sale. House,
barn, grove and orchard. Apply to
Eben M. Martin. 42-4.
Mrs. A. G. Weiss and children of
Duluth are visiting with the family
of John Weiss at North Redwood
and with friends in this city.
George O. Klaus of Austin, con-
ductor On the Milwaukee system,
and brother of John Klaus of this
city, visited with the latter over
Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Drake and son Of
st. Paul came up from that city
Thursday and will be present at
the Stewart Drake wedding this
morning.
| N. Elliott and son, Earl, of the
Commercial at St. Peter, formerly
of the Lakeview of this city, spent
Sunday and Monday with friends in
this city.
An excursion party of 200 or
more people will be in this city next
Sunday, coming from Clark field,
Madison and other western towns
on the early St. Louis train.
Ron. Theiring, came down from
Ivanhoe with Mrs. Theiring last
Friday and took part in the ball
game the following day. Ron rea-
lied that he had bunch of friends
here yet.
Madison Press: Mrs. o. j. Skiei
entertained a number of young la
dies last Saturday evening, at tea,
in honor of Miss Patterson of Red
wood Falls, who was visiting Miss
Martha Skjei.
There will be an A. O. U. W. pic
mic on the James Longbottom farm
southeast of Seaforth on Friday,
June 18th. Basket ball, speaking
by F. Fl. White, grand master work
man, and county attorney Howard,
and races, with bowery dance in
the evening are among the SEIZED
uled features.
A lodge of the Knights of the
| Maccabees was instituted here Fri
day evening, with a membership of
| %. The meeting was called to or
der by state commander I. N. Chel-
lew of St. Paul, while Deputy D. J.
Haley acted as master at arms and
A. G. Bracket of Madison as sur
geon. After the imitation of the
class Daniel Fl. Duryea was
chosen as sir knight commander,
Thos. March as past commander,
E. W. Fedderly as lieutenant com
mander, ]. Albert Johnson as rec
ord keeper, w. H. Gold finance
keeper, Victor M. Persons chaplain,
Giles R. Pease physician, Arthur J.
Cain sergeant. Ernest F. Carpenter
master at arms, Harry March first
master of the guard, F. J.. Martin
second master of the guard, C. o.
Morgan sentinel and George F. Phil
lips picket.
Sleepy Eye Dispatch Mrs. T. E.
Bowen of Minneapolis received a
message from the hospital at St.
Peter last Saturday announcing
that her husband was failing fast
and if she wished to see him alive
to come at once. Mrs. Bowen and
her daughter started for St. Peter
on the first train, but were not per-
mitted to see the husband and faith
err until the following Monday. Mr..
Bowen was pleased to see them. and
appeared quite rational much of the
time during their stay, although at
times his mind would wander. He
seemed cheerful and expressed de-
sire to come to Sleepy Eye, and
said: las soon as I get over this
little futter of the heart mean to
go to Sleepy Eye, buy the Herald,
and make that place our home F."
Later reports say that Mr.. Bowen s
condition is more favorable and that
he may live for some time.
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