The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-07-05
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1 opCuuluR SONOl al ooJ "ioA Lei
parents in Marshall, and was pres
ent at the racing events in that
city during the past two days.
Chas. Peters, claiming to be an
old soldier, is travelling about over
the country soliciting aid from COM
rades. He was here on Decoration
day and secured small sum of
money to take him to Window The
Minnesota department of the 6. A.
r. has sent out circular branding
him as a fraud and instructing
posts to give him no assistance
Cards were received here We'd
nesday announcing the marriage of
Miss Sue Ursula Parker to Paris
Milton Huntington, both of Mime
apolis, at the home of the bride S
mother in that city on 1June goth.
The couple will reside in Chicago
after May 10th. The groom is quite
well known here, having visited at
the home of Capt. W. P. Dunning-
ton on several occasions.
Martin Lohrenz took drive
thru the hail stricken region north
west of Redwood Falls last Tues
day and Wednesday, returning
about noon of the latter day, only to
remark that the storm and it's dis
astrous results, was nothing short
of the stormy and devasted portions
of the Internal regions, described
by Dante. Mr.. Lohrenz admits
saving clause-that number of
farmers carried hail insurance and
would receive something for the
halls ravaging work.
Henry Kuck and family left
last Wednesday for their future
home in Moscow, Idaho, near which
city Mr.. Kuck has purchased a
fruit ranch, and on which the fam
lily will reside in the future. Mr..
and Mrs. Kuck have been long resi-
dents of Renville and Redwood
counties and their many friends
and those are all Of their acquain-
tances- regretted their departure
very much. Mr.. Kuck is Of the
opinion that the mild climate OF
Idaho will prove of great benefit to
his health.
During his recent trip to the Pa
cific coast August Carity purchased
ten acre tract near North Yakima,
Washington, which is producing
alfalfa and fruit. Mr.. Carity paid
5000 for the land, and shortly af-
ter he purchased he was paid $500
for the fruit and alfalfa on the same,
the purchaser of the latter to re-
move the same. Mr.. Carity con-
tends that be got the land cheap
and that it was a good speculation.
He has listed itfor sale, at a higher
price and does not intend to leave
Redwood county.
Gilbert Gutterson, rural free de-
livery route agent, was in the city
last Wednesday. Mr.. Gutterson is
working on rural routes in Brown
county and expects to commence
work in Redwood county within a
short time with the view of making
a second report on a proposed solid
rural free delivery service for Red.
wood county. During his inspec.
tion OF this county be will make Red
wood Falls his headquarters. Mr..
Gutterson fears that the farm hous.
es are too far between and the roads
too poor to warrant him recommend.
ing the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Patterson Of
Marshall, formerly of Redwood
Falls, are to appear at the Chautau.
qua assembly meeting at Clear
Lake, Ia, from July Oath to July
31st, according to the published
program. On the evening of the
oath the two appear jointly in ''Bon-
ny Scotland in Song and Story. y
On the 25th Mrs. Patterson appears
in a couple of solos and on the 29th
Mr.. Patterson appears in a lecture
upon the building of character. .
In the prospectus Mr.. Patterson is
lauded forihis oratory, while Mrs.
Patterson is mentioned as s'the star
singer of the west, trained by the
greatest French artists. At the
Iowa state camp meeting, which
occurs at Clear Lake the week pre-