The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-09-02
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

The gross receipts from the pre-
sentation of the operetta, "Laila,
were nearly $50.
John Storch and Helena Otto oil
Waterbury were united in marriage
by Judge Evans last Saturday morn.
ing.
i Mrs. Oren of Watertown, S. D..
was visiting last week with her
cousin, Mrs. J. H. Baker of this
city.
Mrs. G. F. Apitz and child left
for St. Paul Friday, where they
will visit with relatives for several
days. -.., go. r.
Heilman & Bissell offer an addi-
tional special fair premium for
matched driving team in another
column.
You are going to school, but
haven't seen the beautiful catalogue
of Mankato Commercial College. It
1t is free.
A special meeting of the w. R. G.
has been called for Friday afternoon,
Sept. 18th. Members will please
take notice.
G. W. Mead left Monday for a
business trip to St. Paul and Mime
apolis, and incidentally to take in
the state fair.
c. T. Howard and wife left for St.
Paul Monday morning, where they
will join reunion of the Beecher
family at the state fair grounds.
Miss Pearl Mckay will 90 to Min
neapolis tomorrow, accompanied
by her parents, to enter the state
university at the beginning of the
school year,
For fair week ]. NJ Huntington
will have special line of fruits, in
Guiding melons, plums, pears, APP
pies, etc. Friends from the coun-
try made welcome. n9
| DR.. Dredge of Belview, who is
soon to leave for Sandstone, has re-
signed his Office as coroner OF Red
wood county. The position will be
| filled at the September meeting Of
the commissioners
The building on Second street,
recently vacated by G. w. Lake,
was purchased last week by W. S.
Mckay, from G. G. Kenney, the
Marshall photographer.
Mrs. Setter OF the Setter House,
Winthrop, visited with Mrs. Joseph
, Fountain over Saturday, and Satur-
day evening Mrs. Fountain enter
tanned a number of friends in honor
, of Mrs. Settlers visit
Trousdale Bros. Minstrels showed
to a crowded house last Friday
night. AS a minstrel show there were
great many disappointment, but
number of special features were
: above the average. In particular
the bunch of trick dogs greatly
amused the audience. At times the
animals showed almost human in
telligence,
At special meeting of the schoU
board last Monday, the final steps
completing the reissue of school
: bonds were taken. A committee
was authorized to lease the Advent
church for the primary department.
and it was unanimously voted tt
discontinue the use of the vertical
system of writing books in favor o.
f the Curtiss or some other system
r G. E. Mckay closed the purchase
of the bank building and fixtures O
the late Bank of Redwood Falls
from the Gold Stabeck Bank las
Saturday. Mr. Mckay bought the
property as good investment anc
has made no arrangements as ye
to secure a tenant. He intends tt
D leave here in few weeks for win
/ ter on the Pacific coast, accompanied
by Mrs. Mckay.
Mrs. c. E. Rowley received {
letter recently, together with a Wa
2 natchee, Wash, newspaper, giving
:. accounts of a reunion of former
t Redwood people there. The occa.
;. sion was the thirty sixth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E.
Walton. which was also sort oil
dedication of the new residence OF
that worthy couple. Mr.. and Mrs.