The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-11-02

Mrs. w. S. Brammer went to
Wisconsin last Thursday on Wis
lifting trip.
The first car OF New York winter
apples arrived here last Wednes-
day, the fruit retailing at $2.75 per
barrel.
Fred L. Warner accompanied the
ladies of the Eastern Star to Madi-
son last Tuesday, returning home
on Wednesday.
Chas. VIM came home from q
business trip to Iowa, in the inter
! est Of Pleasant Grove stock farm,
last Wednesday.
/ Mrs. E. A. Cross started for her
former home in Illinois last Thurs
day and will visit there few weeks
before returning.
i The ladies of the Presbyterian
church netted over $11O from their
rummage sale held several days
ago, and they are highly pleased
with the results.
Quite number of high school
boys and girls accompanied the
Redwood eleven to Tracy last Sat
urday. The party returned home
Sunday afternoon.
| Geo. F. King started last Thurs
day on his return to Oklahoma, by
way of st. Louis and the exposition.
He intends to put in a portion OF the
winter visiting the Pacific coast.
Mrs. David Whittet, accompanied
her nieces, the Misses Bunting, to
their home in Wisconsin on the
Both, and will visit with relatives
in that state few weeks before re-
turning home.
I. N. Tompkins was called to St.
Paul last Tuesday morning to at
tend meeting of the executive
committee of the Republican state
central committee. Mr.. Tompkfns
reported, on his return, that the re-
ports received made Mr.. Dunn s
election next Tuesday absolutely
certain.
The candidates on the Republi-
can county ticket, not having any
travelling to do this year, have
offered purse of 500 to go to the
road funds of a couple of townships
where the vote is the largest next
Tuesday. This means that the boys
propose to have good roads for their
running two years hence.
G. T. Howard, W. Fl. Gold and H.
A. Baldwin went to Minneapolis
Wednesday to attend the A. O. U.
w. meeting in that city that even
ing, where Mr.. Howard spoke. F.
a. Gray, the other member of the
committee, was also present, max
ing a special trip from Faribault to
Minneapolis for that purpose.
The people of Redwood Falls will
be pleased to learn that the officers
of the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
railroad are taking an active inter
est in the work of having the Min
nesota A. @. u. W. home located in
Redwood Falls. The interest man
Tested so far has been substantial
contribution to. the expenses of the
work, with the additional assur-
ances that the company will be glad
to help wherever it can, in the
future. Should the Home be locat-
ed here, which now seems so GER
tain, the st. Louis passenger traffic
will be materially increased.
R. G. Dunn and Fred. G. Stevens,
who spoke here on Monday evening
of last week, left here the following
day over the Northwestern for New
Ulm, stopping off, while the engine
was switching, at Morgan, Evan,
and Sleepy Eye, and at all three of
these places were they given an
ovation, Mr.. Dunn meeting many
voters in all places and from them
receiving assurances of support.
He declared his tour in Redwood
county as one of the most trium-
plant in his life, and stated that he
would long remember the friendly
feeling shown to him here on the
night he made his statements and
proved them to the satisfaction of
the big audience.
In view of the fact that there is