The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-04-05

Miss PROCTOR SiSGeF OF Mrs.
Brammer, has been visiting here.
The receipts from sale of tickets
for the "trip around the world ;"
were over over $96.
Mrs. o. B. Turrell went to St.
Paul last Friday to visit with rela-
tives for week or two.
A moving picture show took in a
few people and fewer dollars at the
opera house last Wednesday night.
Misses Lulu and Marie Porter of
Huron, S. D., are visiting their
aunts in this city, Mesdames Fran
co.'s, Schmahl and Porter.
New Ulm Review: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Rosendahl of Redwood
Falls visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Juenemann over
Sunday.
The Fairfax Standard says that
Supt. Pryor's debaters are still
winning renown as such, and that
Prof Pryor is entitled to a great
deal of credit in having them win
the laurels.
Tracy Ferris secured a job as
baggage man at the Lamberton sta
ton, soon after leaving here for
Winona, and is paying his way
while perfecting his training as a
telegraph operator.
Geo. Wingett sold his farm in Del
hi recently to Joseph Ruder, and
has gone into partnership in the
drug business with J. J. Palmer,
who recently bought drug stock
at Wells. George had experience
in handling drugs in his younger
days, and will not have all the ms and
outs of that business to learn. His
family will be removed to Wells in
the near future.
Supt. Race issued circulars last
week containing provisional pro-
gram for the teachers annual spring
rally, April 21-22, at Wabasso. In
addition to full attendance of the
teachers of this county, President
Cooper of Mankato normal and Mrs.
Minnie Parry, an instructor in the
same institution, will add interest
and value to the papers, dis
cussions and proceedings OF the
various sessions. Supt. Olson has
also signified that he will attend, if
possible. No teacher in the county
can afford to miss what Supt. Race
calls ''our annual jolly"
W. S. Brewster of Paxton town
ship died quite suddenly last We'd
nesday, paralysis being the cause
of death. Mr.. Brewster was in a
feeble state of health from a previ-
Gus stroke of paralysis, and had
not been able to walk about act
lively for many months. Mr.. B
was born in 1910 in New York state
and as young man served as vol
unteer soldier in Co. Fl, Goth N Y.
Cavalry. He was member of John
S. Marsh Post and last met with his
comrades at their campfire last win
ter. Comrade Brewster is the sec
ond member of this post to join the
ranks of the grand army lover the
river" the past year. His widow,
four sons and two daughters sur
vive him. The funeral was held
from Chas. Brewster S residence in
Paxton last Friday, DR.. Cowgirl
officiating at the house, while the
comrades of John S. Marsh took
charge of the services at the GENE
terry.
The personally conducted trip
around the world from the Presby-
terian church made avery favorable
hit. To save time for the tourists,
specimen sections of Scotland, Ire
land Germany and Japan were i'm
ported regardless of expense. From
the unionsdepot trains left at inter
walls for Scotland, where number
of Draw Scots in kits and plaids
and bonnie lasses in Scotch costume
entertained the tourists with nation
al songs, and where an old Scottish
chief intoned the 23d psalm in gaelic
from an ancient volume. The host
omitted hot scotch from the menu
on conscientious grounds. From
Scotland to Germany was quick
trip, and here everything was true
to name, from Kaiser and Kaiserin