The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-03-15
OVERFLOW LOCALS.


The woman S institute next Tues
day will meet at $50, at the Presby-
terian church.
Mrs. G. G. Ward of Brownton is
visiting with her parents in this
city-John lett and wife.
T.. Fine is back from Minneapo-
| lis, where he left his wife on the
road to recovery at the hospital.
Mrs. Joe E. Smith and little
daughter of Wisconsin are visiting
with Mrs. W. E. SALISBURY and
other relatives.
Ladies' small silver watch and gold
chain lost in city, on the 10th. Finder
will please leave at GAZETTE office fol
reward.
E. C. Green, the lumber man, was
in the city last Saturday. His head
quarters are now at WATERFOWL,
South Dakota.
Miss Eta ..Mcllreavie returned
from St. Paul Saturday, where she
has been taking lessons in millinery
for several weeks.
Mrs. B. A. Ferris, agent for the
Old Trusty Incubator and breeder.
Call and see incubator in operation
at her home, or call up phone 1856,
city.
W. G. Banks is offering to dis
pose of his fine farm south of this
city, in order to give more time to
other business. His announcement
appears in another column.
Ny farm of 800 acres, two miles from
the postoffice in this city. all fenced
and cross fenced and well improved, is
offered for sale on easy terms after
first cash payment. Apply to w. q.
Banks. 1928.
E. D. French returned home Fri
day evening from the annual en-
campment of the Minnesota G.. A.
R. Mr.. French reports that the con-
Yention was attended by a larger
crowd Of old soldiers than for
number of years past.
Frank E. Kenney, formerly of
this city, but now residing at
Brainerd, was mingling with Red
wood Falls people at St. Paul last
week. Mr.. Kenney is locking very /
we'll from a physical standpoint and /
says that he is enjoying life at |
3rainerd.
Next Sundays mems meeting is
likely to be bumper. DR.. STick
er and FL. Lee Beecher of New Ulm
ave promised to be here with some
f their friends, and a nuinber of
ther visitors from Dear-by towns
re expected. w. Ell. Wallace will
bow how the Gideons do things.
Steve" Marvin is back from a
gihter's stay at Spokane and other
,o5nts in Washington. He reports
II well wish the Redwood colony
Il Spokane. During the past few
weeks he stepped with A. w. Will
or father Of Alderman Wilcox of
his city, who is now a prosperous
resident of UslS. Washington.
Mex Martiy formerly Of this city, |
sold out his business at Hutchinson
The Times Of that city
says that the Marti Bros have had
/ good business at Hutchinson but
hat they expect to take a trip to
The coast in the late spring or early
to look over the country
ind oay possibly locate there should
hey find something to their hiking,
out expect, however, to go into
business again some here i'm this
part of the country i'm the fall
Herald, York, Neb.- Mrs. Ber-
5ha Dahl Laws of Minnesota was
and talked on Home
Making. There never was an audi
ence in York county better pleased
with any speech or speaker than
bhe one at Thayer was pleased with
what Mrs. Laws said, and the way
she said it. We cannot begin to
tell what she said, but we can say
that quiet stole over the large.
and people stood up ali
around the platform and listened
with beaming countenances to every
word. At Redwood Falls, March
Dist.
Speaking of the funeral services
over the remains of the late S. r.