The Redwood gazette., 1903-04-22
OVERFLOW LOCALS.
Arbor Day May 1st.

Arbor Day May 1st.
f. L. Warner went to Rochester
on business mission last Wednes-
day.
Nick Martie arrived home from
trip to the Canadian north west last
Wednesday.
Wm Costley, J. B, and JOS. Wag-
oner of Granite Rock township were
in the city on the 10Th.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. McPhee of
Wabasso were guests at Treasurer
johnson S one day last week.
Miss Emma Conner went to AL
bert Lea last Thursday, to remain
with her parents for a season.
Strawb berries at shilling box
doesn t seem so big for April. But
then, the boxes are not so big,
either.
The county board continued their
sessions until Thursday last, and as
will be seen from their proceedings
as published elsewhere, transacted
a lot of business.
A party of 16 Odd Fellows from
Redwoo Falls lodge went to Sea
forth on the 14th, to assist in insti-
tuting a lodge of that order Grand
Master Fosseen conducted the GER
emOnieS.
E. b. Hale was brought home
from Wanda one day last week.
where he has been suffering from
a attack of pleurisy. He is now
on the mend and able to appear on
the streets again.
The house aud five lots on
Broadway belonging to Judge Buck
OF Man kato- known as the Abbott
place-was sold last week to Mrs.
K. E. Skinner, the purchase price
being 81, 5O0-a bargain for the
buyer.
Concerning a former Redwood
Falls high school boy, the Messer-
ger says that Peter Wolfe aud wife
visited Morgan Sunday and on Mo $.
day morning left for Rochester, |
where they will visit with Mrs. /
Wolfe S relatives. Later they will
90 to Oklahoma. Peter and his
fatherinlaw will engage in the
hard dware business.
Miss Fannie Brooks, formerly cf,
this city, was the guest of Miss
Julia Dunnington a few days Of last
week. She reported that her broth
ers Warren and George were pleas
antly located on neighboring farms
10 Todd county. Her mother spent |
a part Of last winter in Florida.
Before coming to Redwood Falls
Miss Brooks visited her brother,
Editor Asa Brooks OF OF New Tin. =
NJ. G. Willard of Mankato a form
er resident of Delhi, revisited old
scenes last week as the guest Of his
cousin, r. E. Fuller. Mr.. Willard |
was impressed with the improve
ments in town and country during
his absence from the county. He
is at present established in the
real estate and insurance business
in Mankato, and closed up a real es
tate deal in this city while here.
The wholesale hard ware manu-
featuring firm of Kelsey. Maus &
Go. of Chicago, have just closed a
contract with G. 0. Morgan of this
city, and his brother, for manufac-
turing and placing on the market
the handy metal saw patented by
the Morgans last year. The saw
only needs to be seen in operation
to make every farmer as we'll as me
chantic want to own one They
ought to find large sale ultimately,
and the Morgans will receive a
royalty on every one sold.
Winnebago Press News: Mr.. NJ.
M. Knopf and family returned Sat
urday last from Virginia, where
they spent the winter months. For
tho prpCnnt tbpv will m0vn into
and occupy the Presbyterian manse.
Mr.. Knopf informs the Press News
that he will begin work on his new
residence just as soon as the wealth
er permits and be receives plans
for same from architect. 1t will be
located on the northeast corner of
the A. ]. Crusen 40 on West Cleve-