The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-07-20
SHORT ITEMS GAZETTED.

Hon. ID. II Reese was IN town
yesterday.
| Mrs. r. w. PhiIbrick and son
have returned from Lacrosse.
/ Rev. r. T. Badger will return
from weeks vacation to-day.
The Kings daughters will meet
with Mrs. Fl. E. Jones this after
noon at the,usual time.
]. E. KiIey, wife and children
visited for a few days last week
with relatives in Watertown.
| Miss Eunice Carey, sister of Mrs.
Capt. Meyer, will assist in the Sal
walton army work at this place.
i Darwin Bigham came up from
Elgin Monday, and is spending his
vacation visiting with his parents.
| S. D. Westfall has rented the
residence OF Chas. A. Luscher and
will occupy the same after Aug. !.
Miss Blanche Loomis of North
Mankato is visiting with friends
and relatives in and around this
city.
Mrs. VIM. Smith has been visit
ling with her daughter, Mrs. Paul
r. Mccoy at Aberdeen, S. D., dur
ing the past week.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will have an ice cream social
in the church dining room, Friday
evening, July I'D.
4 Capt. and Mrs. Meyer have i'm
proved the interior appearance of
the Salvation Army barracks by
1 giving the same coat of paint and
paper.
i Fred. Mursetleft sample stalk of
field corn grown on his place in
town at this Office Saturday that
confirms our belief in a big corn
crop this year. It measured seven
feet, four inches, from top to bot
tom, and the remainder of the field
is still growing.
A cook book party was given in
honor of Miss Myrtle Cooper, a
bride of tomorrow, at the home OF
Mrs. Joseph Tyson yesterday after
noon. A large coterie Of girl friends
of the bride were present, and add
ed recipes to the cook book given to
the bride. Refreshments were
served.
Frank and George L. Evans,
Frank G. Hubbard. w. S. South
wick, George A. Jaehning, Otto
E. Goethe, W. N. Carter, Frank
Harrington and VIM. Milne have
all HE'D themselves toward the
Rosebud reservation with the view
of getting a few chances at the
$500 quarter sections about to be
thrown open to the public.
The Northwestern line makes {
rate of $l3.85 on July 10Th from Red
wood Falls to ST. Louis and return
good for seven days. This is {
. great opportunity to visit the fail
at minimum expense. Other fav
orable round trip rates are in effec
daily. with liberal return limits
stop over privileges, etc. Full in
formation as to train schedules, etc.
can be had on application to agents
of the Northwestern line.
1 A burlesque game of ball between
H4nley and Redwood Falls Monda,
evening was won by Redwood by
score of 10 to 0 in seven innings
The local team played ball all tn
time, but Hanley went to pieces il
the first inning, when Redwood go
IL scores. Fourteen singles am
four doubles-a total of % bases II
six innings at bat, was the awful
record of the locals. Francoi
4 struck out 10 men and Hanley onl,
got TWO hits off him.
Col. A. P. Goudy, local agent TO
Bingham Bros. elevator, has beel
promoted to the position of travel
ling auditor of the firm, and will en-
ter upon his new duties on Aug
lst. COL Goudy's headquarter
2 will be at New Ulm, where the pop
ular young agent is already wei
and favorably known, and wher
[ his heart has been lost for som
: time past. THE GAZETTE venture
the statement that Bingham Bros
!. picked their best man for travelling
auditor.