The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-02-04
THE CITY
SHORT ITEMS GAzETTED.

visiting friends in the cities.
Miss Goethe revisited old friends
at Belview last Saturday, remain
ing over Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Arnold was called to
Mankato early last week, on account
of the serious illness of her mother.
Miss Ramsland of Sacred Heart,
who has been visiting in the family
of Register Goethe, returned to her
home yesterday.
D. R. McCorquodale and Emil
Schmahl were in st. Paul during
portion of last week, having stock
on sale at the South ST. Paul yards
T. M. Isham returned last Satur-
day from a trip to his old home city,
Winona, where he was royalty en-
tertained at convocation of Scot
fish Rite Masons.
A. B. Truesdell and sister re-
Gently removed from Central Cali
fornia to San Diego, in the extreme
southern portion of that State, going
by way of Los Angeles.
c. w. Mead was in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis during a portion of
last week, making extensive pur-
chases Of spring machinery for his
warehouse at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. N. Carter ar
rived home from Iowa last week.
The last week of their visit was
saddened by the sudden death of
the aged father of Mrs. Carter.
W. B. King and family will this
week remove to their future home
at Mt. Morris, H., where Mr.. King
has purchased the electric lighting
plant which supplies that little city
THE GAZETTE of last week erroneous
ly printed Alton, ILL.,, as their des-
tination.
S. S. Drake of Echo, formerly of
this city, accompanied by number
of friends, passed through st. Paul
early last week on trip through
Colorado, Oregon, California =and
other Pacific States The members
of the party expect to be absent for
several weeks.
A. C. Schmahl was the victim of a
painful accident last Friday. AS
sisted by his partner, Geo. Jaehn-
ing. he was unloading a consign-
ment of fence wire, using the eleva-
tor to store it in the basement. Just
before the last load of 800 pounds
reached the floor, Mr.. Schmahl S
left foot was caught under the edge
of the platform and the bones of one
of his toes crushed, making a very
painful wound.
George Liebenguth, who has beer
until recently employed in drug
store in ST. Cloud. is now taking {
course in pharmacy in one of the
schools OF Minneapolis. His mother
expects to leave the Northwestern
hospital this week, greatly i'm
proved in health. She will return
to New Richland, after spending ;
few days with her brother, J. A
Schmahl, and friends in St. Paul
The Nye Company opened week s
engagement last evening. in ''Tht
Man of the World" and gave thu
best of satisfaction. Their moving
pictures are the finest ever seer
here Thursday evening the com
pany produces "a Yankee from til,
West and Saturday night Mont
Cristo. The moving pictures o
Mt Pelee will be shown Thursda,
night. AS the show is eXcellen
and the prices low, the Nye com
pany will undou btedly do we'll here
Olivia. the county seat of Rem
vile county, with its heavy bonded
indebtedness, is now in a seriou
predicament in regard to its yillag
school. the present BUILDING bein,
overcrowded, and no room to accom-
modate the new pupils that ar
wishing to enter. A mass meetin.
was held last week to consider tn
situation and to discuss the advisa
bility of erecting a new building t
cost nearly $40, 900, and while som
of the people present were in favo
of selling the electric lighting plan
and using the funds to erect neV