The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-09-20
Jacob Schmahl is now in St. Alex.
ander hospital at New Ulm.

l MISS Luna Rdc0 entertained
| bunch of her young lady friends a
luncheon last Thursday afternoon
| Geo. B. Alton, state high schoo
inspector, made an inspection O
the Redwood high school last Thurs
day.
| Chas. Cowgirl left for Hamline
Monday, where he will continue
/ the study of medicine in the college
at that place.
Miss Grace Newsalt has returned
from her summer visit at Owatonna
and Burlington, and is again in
structing in music.
The Northwestern will sell ex-
cursion tickets to the Lyon county
fair at Marshall from Sept. 25th to
Sept. Goth inclusive, good return
ing until Sept. 30th inclusive.
Peter F. Buechner. formerly OF
this city, but now a prosperous
grocer in Minneapolis, spent Wed
nesday and Thursday of last week
with his mother and other relatives
in this city.
G. w. Gaffney was over from Rem
vile county last Friday, the first
time in a year. Mr.. Gaffney re-
ceived slight paralytic stroke re-
Gently and has been under the
weather ever since.
The number rs" will be found
prominently displayed on one page
of this paper. 1t will excite the
curious and they are requested to
keep watch of it and witness the
process of evolution through which
it will pass.
The Salvation Army has helped
many boy and girl when away
from home influence. Do not for
get that some of your friends may
need their help some day and give
accordingly in their harvest festi-
val.
Gov. Robert M. LaFollette of
Wisconsin will deliver his famous
lecture on 'The Menace of the Ma
chine" at the Turner theatre at New
Ulm, Wednesday evening, Sept. 20.
For tickets write to F. w. Johnson,
at New Ulm.
The missouri Girl" was played
at the opera house on Monday even
ing of last week and the different
people in the role of the comedy
drama did their work we'll and en-
tertained the audience in most
satisfactory manner.
J. B. Mason, wife and son of Sal
mon City, Idaho, arrived here on
Tuesday of last week and are now
visiting with relatives and friends
in Redwood Falls. Mr.. Mason is
much pleased with his location in
Idaho, and the climate there is OF
much benefit to his health. He is
receiving a hearty welcome from
his old friends OF this town, where
he lived for many years.
Mrs. Tenia Anderson will spend
the winter at Ukiah, California.
Mrs. Anderson has been The Ga.
zette correspondent at Delhi since
moving to that place from Redwood
Falls and during that time has
shown an aptness for newspaper
work scarcely found in ladies un
accustomed to that work, and it is
to be hoped that she will find new
| field at Ukiah, where the best wish
es of Redwood and Delhi friends q
with Mrs. Anderson.
/ Urn Fl. Bergen and family ex
pect to leave on Sept. 28th for theil
new home in Palm Beach, Califor
MIA. Mr.. Bergen was the origina
founder of the racket store in thi.
city and afterwards moved onto tn,
farm of David Whittet, his father
in-law, which he has conducted
with commendable success. Nearly
all of Mr.. Bergen's relatives arr
now residing at Palm Beach, and i
is at their request that he and hi.
family 90 there to join them. Mr.
Bergen will have an important auc
ton sale at the Whittet farm FRIDAY
of this week.
| G. F. Apitz. the tailor of thi.
city, advertised for a number O
girls for the purpose of giving then
employment, during the last tive