The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-03-18
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Miss Hattie Garlock is. ill with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. NJ P. Montgomery, who has
been i'll, is again able to be out. !.
e. ID. Thompson of Redwood Falls
was caller here on Monday last.
DR.. Simpson of Minneapolis, the eye
specialist, was here Saturday and Sun
day.
Wallace Kimble, who has been in
the cities the past week, returned home
Friday
Mrs Mckenzie was here Sunday in
the interest of the Children's Home of
Minneapolis.
The Liebling amateur CLUB met at
the home of Mrs. A. A. Smith We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. G.. l.. Webber arrived Thursday
from st. Paul for short visit at the
home of F. F. Golf.
Miss Lydia Olson, who is clerking
at Olson S store, spent Sunday at her
home in the country.
Mrs. f. c. Swoffer returned from the
cities on Thursday, after purchasing an
extensive spring stock of goods.
Ed. Weeks purchased the house
owned by J. a. Grant in the southeast
part of town, the consideration being
800.
H. F. Buechner of Redwood Falls,
collector for the Laird orion yards,
was here the fore part OF the week on
business,
The second annual ball given by the
Daughters of Rebekahs Tuesday even
ing was we'll attended and an enjoy
able time spent by all.
Levi Garlock and r. w. Culberton,
who are attending the Commercial
college at Mankato, returned home
Saturday for weeks visit.
Mrs. McRae, who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. NJ. P. Montgomery,
for the post two weeks, returned to her
home the fore part of the week.
l.. Fratzke, who sold his hardware
stock to r. r. Freeman last week,
moved his family to Revere Monday,
where they will reside in the future.
Mesdames w. J. Mcdonald and
w. Garlock entertained the Fortune
Seekers troupe and their lady and
gentlemen friends at the home of the
, former Tuesday evening.
, The new mayor, L. Garlock, is strict
~ enforcing the law by having al!
blinds removed from the saloon win.
dows and the same are all compelled
to remain closed Sundays.
The two plays 1.-THE Last Loaf" and
"Jum Bo jun" given at the opera
house last Friday evening by home
talent. was grand success. The pro-
ceeds went to the Congregational
church, which was something over $50.
The election last Thursday was a
very quiet and tame affair. A good
vote was gotten out and resulted in IS
for L. Garlock for President and 46 for
9 Jas. A. Larson for the same office. The
: rest of the ticket was elected in about
the same proportion.
Mrs. A. D. McRae came up from
San born Wednesday to attend the dish
party given in her honor at the home
o of Mrs. G. n. Mcdonald. 1t will be
# remembered that the McRae home was
destroyedlby fire last winter. Mrs Nc
20 Rae returned to Sanb born in the even
% ing after spending pleasant afternoon
: with her old friends.
The night service at the depot ha
q boen discontinued, consequently Their
o is but one mail day, going both cas-
\ and ives. and that is in the afternoon
This is very announcement for the pub
W lie, as mails have to remain in tn
i, office so long, also that the depot being
q closed at:night, people wishing to tax
the trains are compelled to stan,
N around waiting for their train. An &C
se ton is being taken to reinstate nigh
m operator.
s. Joe DeIger of Montford, Wis, is Wis
is iting with his brother, Ulrick Delgel
10 Mrs. John, Wright of Ortonville, thi
~ State, is visiting at the home of he
'e son, j.. l.. Doig.
Miss Amanda Montgomery of Slice
~ Ply Eye arrived Sunday for a visit a
~ the home of heribrother, M. P. Mont
90 gomery.
y Mrs. Mary Mullin, who has bee
ei here to attend the funeral of her sister
= Mrs. w. w. Seaver, returned to he
home Sunday,
~ Postmaster Geo. n. Long went t
y the cities Monday on business. Durln
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