The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-06-29
his patronage has grown according
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

down early last week anu WCHb W
Window Wednesday evening.
Al. Aaslund and wife of Dawson
are visiting with Mrs. Aaslund's
parents, Fl. F. Jackson and wife.
Call and see the new line of ham,
mocks at Luscher's drug store. ct.
Miss Lulu Turrell came down
from Morris on June 18th and will
spend the summer here.
Mrs. G. G.. Thune has returned
from Minneapolis. where she has
been receiving medical treatment.
Rev. Ell. Paustian of the German
Lutheran church is attending the
conference of the Minnesota Synod
at Hutchinson.
A nine and half pound boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W.
Harrington of The GAZETTE staff last
Thursday afternoon.
You will find the right prices on
hammocks at Luscher's drug store. ct
Miss Agnes Johnson, who has
spent the past several months with
Mrs. NJ. T.. Finn, has returned to
| her home in Columbus, Wis.
Rev. E. G. Nicholson attended the
annual convention of the Christian
church at Minneapolis last Tues
day, returning home on Saturday.
Mrs. II. F. Dornfeld of Paxton
arrived home last Friday from Lake
/ Elmo, where she attended the we'd
ding of Mr.. Dornfeld's youngest
brother.
Miss Nettie Breckenridge and
| Mrs. McCackran, the former of
Rockford and the latter of Caledonia,
ILL.,, are visiting with the family OF
John Stewart.
| Hammocks in all styles and patterns
at Luscher,s drug store. 1927
The families of Mrs. Lizzie Il.
Francois, II. G. Schmahl, A. G.
Dolliff and Mrs. L. p. Dolliff and
daughter were camping out on the
banks of the Redwood north of the
Hoskins residence during the past
week.
| The brick work on the Francois
block is about completed, and the
cornice men and the carpenters are
at work on the cornice and interior.
Contractor Jaehn has been rushing
the work and will have the building
ready for occupancy by Sept lst.
The building will be a much pref
tier structure than the one des-
troyed by fire.
Hammocks and croquet sets al
Iuscher,s drug store. 46-2t.
The four-year old son of Clarence
NJ. Halves, residing west of the
city, got one of his thumbs caught
in the cog wheels Of tanning mil
last Thursday evening and the
! member was crushed so badly tha
it became necessary to bring the
bov to town and have the thumt
amputated near the tip. The little
fellow was brave throughout tht
accident, crying most after the til
had been removed.
) The Detroit Standard has the fol
, lowing to say regarding S. L
Pierce, who recently left this city
S. L. Pierce, an old and experienced
lawyer of the Minnesota bar, is on,
of the many persons who realizes
t the prospective development of tn
: business of our growing town, ant
o has concluded to make Detroit hi
future home. Mr.. Pierce has op
ened law Office and will doubles
be cordially welcomed in this par
of the state, as he is capable law
J. yer and trustworthy and publ
= spirited citizen, and certainly Their
] is room for all new Corners of thi
stamp.
The newest colors and patterns i
hammocks at Luscher's drug store.
On Thursday, July 18th, 1901
the Minneapolis & st. Louis raj
Z road will run their annual excul
! sion to Watertown and return. Th
Ie main attraction will be Ringlin
,r Bros. worlds greatest shows
j greater, grander, bigger and bette
than ever, The special excursio
: train will leave Redwood at Cos
TO m. Round trip rate only $1.5
The monster parade will be hel