The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-08

Miss Alice Chamberlain came
over from Marshall Wednesday
afternoon and spent few days in
the city, the guest Of Mrs. John ].
Palmer.
f. H. Bauermeister of Clements
passed through town last Wednes-
day en- route for Buffalo Lake,
where Mrs. Baurmeister and the
children have been for couple Of
weeks. They returned home early
this week
George B. Hughes has been desig-
mated as agent at this place for the
Charles E. Lewis commission COM
pany of Minneapolis, and will have
rooms in the Philbrick block. He
opened up Offices for the firm on
Wednesday last.
Lettie Hewett has commenced an
action for divorce from Eugene
Hewett Both desertion and cruel
and inhuman treatment are alleged
in the complaint. The parties have
been residing in the central por-
ton of the county.
! "The Marshall Business College
granted four diplomas for. the week
ending Friday, June Both. We
have also filled four good positions
during the past ten days. Send
for our catalogue.N G.. E. Roe, Mgr,
Marshall, Mimi.
The election of officers for the
new village of Clements will occur
tomorrow, July 9th, and the officers
elected will meet in the evening for
the purpose of taking the oaths o.
Office and passing on business that
will come up that evening.
Martin Lohrenz, accompanied by
his invalid daughter, Miss Bertha
Lohrenz, left Monday for Colorado
Springs, where the latter will re
main until Nov. 1st, or longer
receiving medical treatment. Mr.
: Lohrenz will return in a couple O
weeks.
Joseph Tyson attended the meet
ing Of the various representatives
of agricultural societies of Red wood
Yellow Medicine, Lac qui Parle
Chippewa and Renville counties a
Hanley Falls yesterday, and ar
engagements were made for circui
; OF fairs, the details and attraction.
to be announced in the next issue O
this paper.
Redwood county pupils have beer
doing business during the pas
year, according to state high schoo
certificates just received by Supt
Race for them from the state higl
! school board Three children 0
the Posi- families at San born, Mar
guerite, Grover and Clarence Posi-
secured 20 certificates on the differ
ent subjects they were examined il
1 at the recent high school examina
ton for this county. Zelma Hense
: of Wabasso received four certificates
u passing in every subject on which
y she was examined Carrie Seebecl
; of North Redwood received foul
certificates, passing on the Difficult
subjects of grammar, history, arith
? metic and geography. Catherine
Harry and Matte Callaghan Of Sun
down secured five certificates, thu
! former securing three of the nun
S Der. Nettie Knutson of Swede!
a Forest, daughter of Christ. Knut
r son, passed in both subjects, an(
e like most of the other pupils men
: toned, received plus mark. which
K indicates better than the required
= standard Effie O. Morrison Of San
9 born passed on three subjects
I while Guy and Nellie Dickerson 0
S Sanborn received nine certificate
!, between them. 1t was a pleasur
), to Supt. Race to receive the buncl
i 81 certificates last Thursday, and
j greater pleasure to send them t
It the pupils who had won such grea
s laurels in Redwood county educa
T tional circles.