The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-06-17

Harry West, an employee on the
staff of the Morgan Messenger, pass
ed through town Thursday en- route
for visit with his relatives at
Brownton.
John G. Miller, cashier of the
Bertha bank, came down from his
place of business last Thursday
morning, and has since been visit
ing with his mother and other rela-
tives northwest of Delhi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Weber Of
Faribault, the latter formerly Mrs.
Catherine NJ. Offerman, were in the
city for few days last week, hav-
ing came here Immediately after
their marriage at Faribaut.
John Koietin, formerly resident
of this county, is now residing at
karlin, Polk county, Missouri, from
which point he writes that he wants
all the news, and hence wants THE
GAZETTE to come to his home regu-
larly. Mr.. Kojetin is satisfied with
his venture in that state.
Mrs. Anna E. Ward left last Tues
day for Faribault, where she attend
ed the commencement exercises oil
the different Episcopal schools at
that place. Her son, Harry Ward,
is one of the students at Shattuck
Mrs. Ward will visit at St. Paul and
other points before returning tc
Redwood Falls.
William Winters, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Winters, who has been
away from home for some time, came
up from St. Paul early last week
and will remain here couple o.
months. Willie has been engaged
in the shops of the Chicago Great
Western railroad company, and
when he returns to ST. Paul he eX
poets to be given a position of fire
man on one of the company engin
eS.
H. E. Miller and family expect tc
leave this week for Moose Jaw
| Northwest territory, where Mr.
Miller is interested in farming lands
which he expects to cultivate in the
future. They have resided here
only few years, but notwithstand
ing this they leave a host of friends
behind them. The Miller residence
has been rented to Chas. E. Lam
berton, who will move his family
here from Winnebago City.
Chas. K. Ingersoll, cashier of the
VanDusen Harrington Co., who
with his wife and son, reached here
on Tuesday Of last week, On visi
with the family Of James Aia&n, re
ceived telephone message Thurs
day forenoon to the effect that his
aged mother had received a paraly
tic .stroke at her home in Mime
apolis that morning. Mr.. Ingersol
was in the country, with Mr.. Aiken
: when the message was received
He left for his home on the early
train Friday morning, after receiv
ing information that his mother wa:
:, resting easier.
4 The Winthrop News, in it's stor.
of the commencement exercises 0
, the high school class of that town
has the following complimentary no
: tice of Redwood's county superin
tendent: Prof. Butler then intro
duced the principal speaker, Supt
S. J. Race of Redwood county, VIII
: delivered a most highly entertain
ing and instructive address, usins
= as his subject, 1.-The Promise of tn
5 New Century. No speaker eve
: held a Winthrop audience NOR
completely spell bound for nearl,,
/ an hour than did Mr.. Race. w
e doubt if Mr.. Butler could have Sc
y lected another speaker in the stat
who could have won so much popu
> larity in one evening as Redwoo
county's well-known superintend
ent.
Messrs. R. Morton, administra
tor, and Frank Clague, attorney
the estate of the late George E
Tretbar of LambertOn, who passe