The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-01-06
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

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Miss Luella Turrell returned to
Morris last Saturday to take up her
school work.
Henry Jaehningss came up from
New Richland on Friday and spent
a few days with his sons and other
relatives in the city.
Mr.. John Radke is now employed by
nj. Lauterbach as shoemaker and is
row ready to do all kinds of shoe work
neatly and promptly.
The thermometer took a slide
downwards to Is degrees below
zero during last Saturday night.
The white man took up his burden
of shoveling coal during the night
and nearly all of Sunday.
A. Fl. Tasker and family OF Able,
Is. D., Frank Gold and family of
Renville, and General Lew Wallace
and family of Vesta visited with the
Wallace and Gold families in this
city during portion of last week.
| Saturday morning was the first
extremely coldKmorning of the new
year. The thermometer commenced
failing Friday night early, and at
points in the city at six o'clock Sat
urday morning it had dropped to
| Is degrees below. At eight o'clock
it was Is below. The forenoon con-
tinued cold.
| The Rev. Frank Doran, ID. D.,
presiding elder of the Redwood
Falls district, conducted services
at the Methodist church last Sun
day morning. His sermon was a
forcible one, perfectly delivered,
and pleased the rgeasdience pres
! ent on that occasion.
!, The marriage of George McAllis-
ter of Marietta, Mimi, to Miss Jes-
sica Mead of Madison, was solemn
lied at Fountain S cafe New Year S
morning, the Rev. Alex Coffin, of
, floating. The couple left here for
ST. Paul and Minneapolis, and will
) be at home on the groom's farm near
Marietta in couple of weeks.
Agnes McGettrick. the. little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Nc
! Gettrick, madea neat saving in 1908.
t She commenced with February OF
) last year, and last Friday she turned
over to her father $34. so, which the
latter placed in the bank at a good
rate of interest, all for the little one.
Here is a lesson for a whole lot OF
| children.
Mrs. f. w. Philbrick received a
D telegram. last Friday to the effect
. that her mother, Mrs. Sarah Blair,
who has been very feeble for some
time past, had passed away at the
home of her two sons in Lacrosse
Wis, on that day, the demise hav,
thing occurred shortly afternoon
Mrs. Philbrick and son left for La
! Crosse Saturday morning to- be pres
lent at the funeral, which, occurred
I on Sunday. Mrs. Blair was rs years
lold, and was the mothers of four
q children, three boys and one girl
e L ! < -
d two OF the former and Mrs. Phil
: brick surviving her. The HUSBAND
and father passed away severa
: years ago. Mr.. Philbrick was on
of town whenGthe information
e reached this city, but Mrs. Phil
II brick sent word to him at Minneap
,al oils.
Brown County Journal: H. 1
Bcecher, who guards the interest
e of the Northwestern railroad at thi
81 point, spent part of day some tim
IN ago in Mankato, although he had n
: business to transact in the city
j the east and did not care particular
" for the trip. In fact Mr.. Beeche
- Shanghaied, if it can be called that
with the Shanghaiers left out.
is the station agents custom to b
i at the passenger depotat train times
d. land during the rest of the day hi
n time is largely devoted to the wor
= at the freight Office. On the day
question be was at the passenge
~ depot on the arrival of the 3:56 eal
re bound and, wishing to get back
W his other Office without having
IS face the cold wind, he jumped {
- the rear platform of the last coacl