The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-12-14
THE OITY
SHORT ITEMS GAzETTED.

kato are visiting with Charles Bee
and wife in this city.
Mrs. Harry P. Laird and daugh
ter left last Thursday to join Mr.
Laird at Redfeld, S. D.
W. S. Southwick returned Wed
nesday evening from a purchasing
trip to st. Paul and Minneapolis
For sale cheap-One parlor organ
slightly used, and one fine piano. In
quire Of J. P. Cooper, at Gold-stabeeE
bank. 7tf
John and David Whittet left last
Friday for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in and around
Sumner, Wis.
G. W. Everett is here from Ray
mont county, S. D., visiting rela.
tives and speaking a good word for
South Dakota, where he is engaged
in handling real estate.
Everett Cain, who has been con-
nected with Ralston S barber shop
for long time, left last week for
Bemidji, where he is employed in
one off the barber shops of that
town:
Miss Pearl Birum of Wabash,
Ind, daughter of Mrs. Mary Birum
of Redwood Falls, has been visiting
with the latter. Miss Birum is en-
gagged in getting out a sectional
map of Renville county for one of
the newspapers of that county.
Hon. John G. Lennon, a repre-
sentative in the legislature from
the 41st district,s Hennepin county,
was in Redwood Falls for a few
hours last Tuesday. Mr.. Lennon
is travelling salesman for one of
the big clothing houses of Cincin-
natl, and was working up business
at this point.
George W. Vaughn of this city
was among the pilgrims to St. Pet
er early last week. It is under
stood thatMr. Vaughnis an applicant
for deputy oil inspectorship I'M
der the regime of Gov. elect John
A. Johnson and that he has a very
good chance of success. His ter
ritory will be that covered by W.
G. Starr sof Lamberton, who in
spects oil for the Redwood district.
The funeral of the late O. A. Ma
son was held from the residence
last Wednesday afternoon, Rev. T.
T. VanDolah officiating. The re-
mains were escorted to the grave
by Redwood lodge, A. O. u. W.,
many members being in attendance.
The Degree of Honor was also rep
resented, while a large number of
old friends and acquaintance of
the deceased followed the remains
to their last resting place.
Frank G.. French, who came up
from Saltwater last Tuesday to be
present at the funeral of the late o.
A. Mason, stated that his son, Ray
French, who was injured in the st.
Croix bridge accident some time
ago, was still suffering from the
effects of the accident. He was re-
Gently moved to the hospital, and
while he has improved some his
condition is not yet such as to war
'ant the operation that is necessary.
Rays condition prevented his moth
n from attending the funeral of her
ather.
Hutchinson Times: DIV. Earl
lied this morning at 3o'clock at the
home of his sister, Mrs. A. Chad
lerdon in the southwestern part of
he city, from lung trouble, having
'een in poor health for number
# years. The deceased was born
t McConnellsville, Oneida county,
Jew York, in 1874, and came to
Minnesota in 1856. He located in
1eSueur county, where he lived
ntil about sixteen years ago. Since
hen he has spent most of the time
q this city, and for the past nine
ears has made his home with his
lister, Mrs. A. Chadderdon. In
ioneer days he used to carry the
lail on a star route and made his |
0 miles every day no matter what {
le weather, He is survived by {
We sisters and one brother. Mrs. ]
!. G. Chadderdon of Redwood Falls {
eng sister. C