The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-21


Hammocks In all coIors and designs
at Luscher's drug store. 45-2t
George Kempton is now employed
behind the counters OF Frank G..
Hubbard 8 Co.
Peter JorgensoD of Waseca is now
employed as a timer in Jaehning
Bros. hardware store.
Mrs. J. B. Johnson returned to
her home in Liner, Marshall coun-
ty, on Tuesday of last week.
Thos. March has purchased the
brick residence property of G. o.
Morgan, on Washington and Chest
nut.
Geo. C. Johnson of the Grygla
Eagle, who was visiting here for
the past two weeks, returned home
last Saturday.
WANTED-Bright, honest young man ov-
er 18 from Redwood Falls, to prepare for
position in government seryice-Good paw
diately-W. Box one, Cedar Rapids, Ia. It
Assistant Supt. Hicks and wife
of the Hastings hospital have been
visiting with the families of John
Clark and George Evans, in this
city, during the past week.
Echo Enterprise: The Misses
Anna McDougall of Delhi and May
Knapp of Redwood Falls left for
their respective homes Wednesday,
after weeks visit here, the guests
of Mrs. J. Fl. Knapp.
Invitations were received here
Saturday to the wedding of Charles
McDougall to Miss Emma Hattie
Evans, at the home of the brides
parents in install, Alberta, N. W.
T., at 7:3O this evening.
Native strawberries made their
last Thursday. Several
berry growers placed them on the
market the same day, and all of the
fruit looked good and gave promise
of big local crop this year.
Knowlton Bros. have three good
freezers for sale at their ice cream par
lors. They range from 10 to 20 quarts.
Call early and get bargain. 45-tf
A preliminary meeting of the new
fair association incorporators was
held Monday evening and H. A.
Baldwin, Q. L. Dornberg and Fl.
M. Aune were designated COM
mitteee to ascertain the legal status
and report Friday evening.
Mrs. Christ. Bluhme of Morton,
after doing heavy washing one
day last week, went into the cellar
to cool off. She was found dead
shortly afterwards, the sudden
change in temperature having had
D fatal effect on the action of the
heart.
The summer meeting of the Cam
oy driving club will be held in that
city on June 28th and goth. Two
5rotting or pacing events will be
pulled off each day and also one
running event daily. The former
races are for purse of 5000 each
Ind the running races for 800
each. The club reserves $500 for
special events. Candy has beauti-
ul grounds, fine track, good |
singled box stalls, all close to the
,ity.
Miss Hilda Koch of New Ulm, |
who has been teaching in the Red
wood Falls schools for the past two
Years., and whom all of her acquaint-
lnces will recognize as most ami
bile and charming lady, was unit
ID in marriage to Cyril L. Campbell, |
cashier OF st. Cloud bank, at the
vest motel, Minneapolis, at $50 /
o'clock last Saturday afternoon.
Mss May Mowry of Mortified act
ID as bridesmaid and T. S. Henry
# Valley City, N. d., acted as
The picnic of the Methodist Sun
lay school pupils and teachers
ccured at the Glendale farm grove
asst Friday. The attendance was
he largest in the history of the
chool, but the occasion was married
" the heavy rain that set in about
O'Clock, and before the members
eturned home nearly every one
vas drenching wet. They were
oily party in misfortune, however,
nd came home smiling, laughing
nd cheering, showing that their
pirits were not to be dampened.