The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-06-08
Mrs. 9. G. Thune will return

Strayed from my place near John
Whittet's, June 1st, a small pig, pure
white. Finder please notify Mrs VIM.
Davis, City.
Mrs. Woods and daughter are
visiting with the family of James
Gull in Westline and with relatives
at DeGraff for couple of weeks.
Before buying mems or boys suits,
ETC., call at the New Store, look at the
goods there and get the benefit of the
low prices. 1t.
| Miss Sophia Miller came up from
Minneapolis last Saturday to attend
the graduating exercises and visit
with the family Of FL. M. Hitchcock.
p. J.. Carter, cartoonist on the
Minneapolis Times, one OF the best
of his kind, visited with the family
of II. nj. Hitchcock over Monday.
The social scheduled for the ben
eft of St. GATHERINGS altar society
for last Thursday evening was
postponed until week from to-mor-
row evening, June 10th.
Chas. @. Braley Of St. Johnsbury,
Vt, drifted into Redwood Falls Fri
day morning and will spend week
here looking after business inter-
ests and visiting old friends.
There will be missionary SER
vice at the Episcopal church Fri
day evening at eight, in which a
number of Minneapolis clergymen
will participate. All are invited.
A. G. Burmeister and Ell. a.
Baldwin left Monday afternoon on
a tour of inspection of banking fur
niture before purchasing for the new
quarters OF the First National bank.
We want to ask the young man who
wants suit of summer underwear to
examine our White Cat brand. "Fine
as silk y so cents suit.
HEILMAN 81 BISSELL.
The company carrying the insur-
ance on M. Lauterbach S harness
shop has adjusted the loss caused
by the recent fire in his shop at the
full amount claimed by Mr. Lauter-
bach 5000.
In game of ball between the
teams representing the Redwood
and Olivia high school clubs at the
Lakeview park Monday afternoon.
the latter team won by the decisive
score of Ii to 5.
The well-known trotting stallion,
Trustmont 1927, formerly owned
by Clarence Francois, has been
purchased by Barnes Bros, and
will hereafter be kept at their sta
bles for breeding purposes.
A. p. Henderson OF the Prairie
Lawn Stock Farm, left Monday
morning for Albion, H., where he
will visit relatives and friends for
a couple OIL weeks. Mrs. Hender-
son left ten days ago and will be
joined by her husband.
The ST. Veronica Guild will be
entertained at the residence of Mrs.
McClintock Friday, June TO- The
Guild will be entertained by Mes
danes McClintock, Isham, Birum,
Brammer, MARITIME and Mr.. Goudy.
Supper served at 6 clock.
George w. Whittet and wife en-
tertained the pupils of the several
grades of the public schools to
which their children belong, at the
Whittet farm one mile west of the
city last Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Whittet came to town after the chill
dren and took them out to the farm,
where Mrs. Whittet, assisted by a
number offriends, entertained them.
The local lodge of Odd Fellows
has elected AIonzo Hockett noble
grand, Henry Holdhouse vice grand,
r. w. Whyte recording secretary
for the ensuing year while the En-
terprise Encampment has elected
]. W. Thomas chief patriarch, FL.
j. Friis senior warden, r. S. Pick
EFT junior warden, Fred J. Thomp.
son scribe, d. e. Knowlton treas
urer and B. Skinner high priest
| For the dedication Of it's new hal
on Tuesday, June 21st, the loca
lodge Of Knights of Pythias vii
have the grand chancellor, J. r.
| Cromwell Of Duluth present. Free
E. Wheaton, grand keeper of rec
ords and seals, will also attend
while Mrs. r. g. McCanl Uranf