The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-06-07

DR.. BedweIl-osteopath Philbrick
building. It.
Miss Berke of St. Paul is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. c. F. Apitz
and family.
Mrs. Farley Of Iowa, a sister OF
Mrs. G. D. Thompson, is visiting
with the latter in this city.
P. Dineen came over from San
born Saturday and is visiting with
the family of G. 1t. Lindsay.
Mrs. F. w. Philbrick leaves this
week for Vermont, where she will
visit for several weeks.
F. J. Barnes and wife and Frank
F. Hammer and wife leave to-day
for Green Lake, Kandiyohi county,
on fishing vacation.
Clarence Haskell of Minneapolis,
a cousin of the Misses Peabody,
was present at the graduating ex-
ercises Monday evening.
| WANTED-Bright. honest young man ov-
| er IS from Redwood Falls, to prepare for
position in government Servlce-GOOd pay
| and chance tor preparedness imme-
diately-W. Box one. Cedar Rapids, Ia. At
The residence property of Mrs.
r. Schmahl, on the corner of Wash
ington and Bridge street, 120x12C
feet, with a good residence and
basement, is offered for sale cheap.
Apply at this Office.
G. H. Watson, wife and child OF
Waseca, who have been visiting
with Mrs. Anna E. Ward for a cou-
pie of weeks past, returned home
on the Northwestern Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Watson was formerly
Miss Florence Ward.
Cards were received here Sunday
announcing the graduation OF
Thomas Edwin Finn from Macales-
ter college. Tom is one of a class
of 10. The exercises commenced on
June I'd and continued until this
evening inclusive, when the 10th
annual commencement of Manchester
and the alumni banquet occurs.
Mrs. M. L. Finn will be present at
the exercises this evening.
It was sudden jump from winter
into the lap of a hot summer last
Saturday, Sunday and Monday and
at times the thermometer danced
around the 100 mark, and made Us
wish that we were once more back
to old winter. The nights are
really too warm to secure sleep. On
Sunday evening there were indica-
tions of an electrical storm, but the
signs passed away by II o'clock
that night.
Ivanhoe Times: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Theiring went to Clear Lake, S. D.,
Sunday, where Mr.. Theiring had an
engagement to play ball Wednesday
of this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Their
ing have stored their household
goods here, awaiting their decision
as to where to locate permanently.
Mr.. Theiring may return to Ivan
hoe again for short visit, but
otherwise Mr.. and Mrs. Theiring
have given up their residence here.
They have many friends here who
are grieved to see them leave. and
wish for their future prosperity.
George Whittet and wife enter
tanned the different grades of the
Redwood Falls schools to which
their children belong atthe Whittet
home one mile west of the city last
Thursday afternoon. This is an
annual occurrence at the Whittet
farm, Mr.. and Mrs. Whittet having
commenced the event with the first
years of their own children at school
and having kept it up ever since.
and strange as it may seem all the
children want to be in just about
the same grades as the Whittet
children. Last Thursday the chill
dren were given rides to the farm
home, and there they INDUCED il
in all kinds of games, and were
treated to ice cream and cake galore
1T was bully good time," they
all remarked, when they returned
from the farm about six o'clock tina
night.
The marriage of William H
Schultz, one of the rustling anc
wealthy young farmers of Brook
vile township, to Miss Thala Marie
F., eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
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