The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-14

MISS Dell Ferry Oh tracy Spenb
Sunda with friends in this city.
Mrs. John J. Palmer came up
from Wells Monday afternoon and
is visiting with her mother, Mrs. r.
Schmahl.
Fred. L. Warner and Percy Brad
| ley left for Montevideo last Thurs
day and there they were joined by
Editor Henry of the Monteyideo Ad
vance, and the three proceeded to
Big Stone lake for three days fish
ing outing.
Charles Cowgirl, son of Rev. F. B.
Cowgirl, and student in the med
ical department of the Hamline uni
versity, joined his parents at this
place last Wednesday evening, and
will remain here until the Hamline
university opens forthe fall and win
ter term.
The lowest prices on hammocks at
Luscher's drug store. 45-2t
Paul Frederick. who has been
occupying the old Arnett place west
of North Red wood, has had good
offer of employment at Manila, I'M
der his old quartermaster, with
whom he served year or two ago.
He will sail for the far castor west,
as soon as he can dispose of his
farm property, which he advertises
for sale in this issue. Mr.. Freder-
lex thinks that there are great OPP
portunities in the PHILIPPINES for
active young men.
The marriage of Miss Annette
Victoria, daughter of Nicholas
Eischen of Three Lakes, to Charles
Cleland Dripps of Milroy, was
solemnized at the Catholic church
in Morgan, commencing at 10 clock
Thursday morning, Rev. FIR. Berg
Ter officiating. The bride wore a
wedding gown of cream silk and
carried bouquet of bridal roses.
Her maid was Miss Barbara Eischen
while N. F. Dripps of this city sup
ported the groom. After the cere-
mony the party drove to the home
of the brides parents, where
wedding breakfast was served. and
later the couple left for visit with
relatives at Madison, S. D. They
will be at home in Milroy after June
25th.
Granite Falls Journal: Probably
but few of our readers are acquain-
ted with W. III. Wallace, of Redwood
Falls, cashier of the Gold Stabeck
bank, but as he is simply prince
among good fellows we wish to tell
those who may be acquainted with
him of the good fortune that has
come his way. At the request of
wealthy uncle who is a banker at
Los Angeles, CAL, Mr.. Wallace re-
Gently visited that city and then
made trip down into Mexico. He
returned home short time ago to
find letter awaiting him offering
him the position of assistant cashier
OF the Broadway Bank and Trust
Co., of Los Angeles, and he immedi-
ately accepted, and will enter upon
his new duties August first. We
understand the new position carries
with it salary of $3.50 per month,
with an assurance of an increase.
Mr.. Wallace married Miss Mabel
Gold. He is a Minnesota boy of
whom the state may well be proud,
and is an example of what industry
and honesty can do for young man.
Hammocks of all styles and patterns
at Luscher's drug store. 45-2t
Speaking of the action of the
storthing of Norway in declaring
that country independent of King
Oscar of Sweden and Norway, Fl.
M. Aune, one of the leading Nor
wegian-American citizens of Red
wood county, states that Norway
has been practically independent of
the throne for long time past, any
way. The king had the rightto We
to any act of the storthing, but that
body could Immediately pass the
bill over the veto, and it immedi-
ately became law, as has been the
case a number of times. Mr.. Aune
stated that Norway was the third
largest shipping country in the
world. Under the Sweden Norway
compact all ministers to foreign
countries were taken from Sweden.
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