The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-06-29

Write them.
Joseph Fountain returned from
Minneapolis last Wednesday, bring
ing back with him a number of en-
ployees for Hotel Fountain.
II. A. Baldwin states that Tonka
Bay is one of the incest places for
holding a convention that there is
in the state, he having returned
Wednesday evening from the bank
ers convention, which was held at
that place.
A. E. Chapman, wife and daugh-
ter, returned last Wednesday morn
ing from Winnebago City, this
state, where they attended the fun
eral services over the remains of
Mrs. Hewitt-Schneider, mother of
Mrs. Chapman.
For the Fourth of July the Min
neapolis & St. Louis railroad will
sell round trip excursion tickets on
July 2, and 4 at one and one third
fare, to all points within radius of
200 miles; return limit July 9TH.
See ticket agent for particulars.
VIM. D. Lines and wife left last
Wednesday over the North western
for Chicago, and from that city will
90 south over the Chicago & Alton,
to St. Louis, where they will spend
several weeks taking in the sights
of the biggest show on earth.
Mrs. A. G.. Anderson and chill
dren came over from Springfield
last Thursday with Miss Inez
Vaughn, and remained here until
Sunday, when Mr.. Anderson came
over in his big touring car and re-
turned home with his family.
Miss Imogene Pryor went to
Minneapolis where she was joined
a few days later by her brother, L.
H. Pryor, and wife, when they made
a trip to st. Louis by boat with
jolly teachers excursion, visit
the exposition. They will come
back by railroad train.
Although not discovered until
last Wednesday night, Robert Coop
err, the crack Redwood first base
man, had one of his ribs broken in
the collision with a Hanley Falls
player in the game played here on
June 18th. Robert had been suff-
ering ever since the accident and
when he called on a physician last
Wednesday evening the latter made
the discovery and dressed the
wound accordingly.
Till Tibbetts left for ST. Paul on
Tuesday of last week to get his
house boat out of the dry dock,
where it has been since he ran it to
st. Paul last month. G. W. Vaughn
left for the same place last Wednes
day and the two will run the boat
down to Lake City, where it will
remain until Mr.. Tibbetts gets
ready to proceed south on the Miss
issippi river. The Elks had en-
gagged the dock in st. Paul for car
nival purposes, making it neces-
sary to get the house boat out of
the way.
Judge Dolliff returned from Gran
tie Falls last Wednesday morning
and reported that Judge Powers
refused to issue the order estab-
fishing judicial road between Red
wood and Yellow Medicine coun-
ties for the short distance asked for
by Belview citizens, the court Civ
ing as reasons for the refusal that
if a road was to be ordered it must
be for the entire length originally
petitioned for, which was consider
ably longer than asked for by the
petitioners at the conclusion of the
proceedings. The citizens of Echo,
it appears, did not want the road,
while those in Belview were in fav-
or of it.
The Redwood Stars and the
Knights Of Pythias team played a
game of ball at Lakeview park last
Wednesday afternoon, resulting in
a score of Ii to in favor of the
latter team. The Stars went to
pieces in one inning-the third
and during that time the K. OF P.
team ran in ten scores. Johnnie
Mead pitched for the Stars and GER
tainly pitched a good, strong game,