The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-30
Mrs. G.. B. Theiring was visiting
with friends in Mankato last week.

Mrs. G.. B. Theiring was visiting
with friends in Mankato last week.
J. L. Byram, now of Wadena
county, this state, visited Redwood
| Falls last week.
W. E.. Stegner came down from
Sioux Falls, S. D., last Wednesday
evening to attend the funeral serv-
ices over the remains of his brother,
]. T. Stegner.
Christian Science services will
be held every Sunday until further
notice, in C. D. Thompson S hall,
at 1890 a. M, with Mrs. Lottie
Patton as first reader
Rev. John Sinclair preached the
morning sermon at the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday, his
farewell sermon to a western audi
ence, before removing to Massa-
chuSetts.
Fred. L. Warner has sold the
residence on lot 5, block 5, original
plat of the city, as we'll as the
lot-the premises being those now
occupied bye. R. Theiring, to W.
A. Marvin, for 81, $50.
Mrs. Henrietta Clark of this city,
who represented Carine Temple of
the Rathbone Sisters at the meeting
of the state convention of Rathbone
Sisters, in St. Paul last week, was
given the grand temple degree
while in that city. and was also a
member of the committee on dis
tributions during the session of the
order.
B. B. Leatherman, at one time a
resident of this city, and we'll
known to old settlers in this county,
passed away at the home of his son,
George Leatherman, in Revere, on
the morning of Sept. 10Th. Mr..
Leatherman's aged and invalid
widow survives him, and before the
remains of her husband had been
carried from the home, by her
special request, the pail bearers
gently bore the casket to her bed
side and thenstenderly raised her,
so that she might view once more
the face of him who for nearly sixty
years hads.been her trusted COM
panion.
It is apparent that Carpenter is
again getting busy on another Gulf
& Manitoba railroad project, only
this time he is doing it through
VIM. T. Smith of DesMoines. The
New Ulm Review of last Wednesday
contains the following: Auditor L..
G. Vogel has received prospectus
of the Continental Railway com
pany, the line which is to run from
the Gulf of Mexico to Hudson Bay.
The general statement and map
were mailed to Mr.. Vogel from the
general Offices OF the company at
| DesMoines, Ia, by President VIM.
T. Smith, and the map shows that
the line purposes crossing Eden,
Home, Prairieville, North Star,
| Burnstown, Leaven worth, Stark,
Bashaw, Mulligan and Albin town
ships, this county, and that it will
pass through Confrey and Sleepy
Eye. Auditor Vogel was requested
by President Smith to give the
voting strength of the townships
named and from this it is inferred
that the company intends submit
ting the matter of bond issues to
the people.
| Jasper T. Stegner, for many
years resident of this city, and a
groceryman here for several years,
and who for the last two months
has been employed as a student
conductor on the street railway
lines in Minneapolis, was instantly
killed by an engine of the Milwaukee
road in Minneapolis on Tuesday
evening of last week. Mr.. Stegner
was standing on the track at the
9th street south crossing, waiting
for train to'pass on the opposite
track, when the engine, with no
lights at the rear, backed down
upon him. His body was caught up
by the drive wheels, which made
an entire revolution before the en-
CINE could be stopped. His head
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