The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-07-19
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| MISS Ella Odll6S VI JOIudH 10 VS.
iting with the Gales and Schild-
knecht families in this city.
Mrs. Ell. Ohlsen of Wanda was
visiting with the family of J. AL
bert Johnson last Wednesday after
noon
A school with national reputation
for thoroughness is Mankato Com
mercial college. Write for free cat
alogue.
Kumm & Donovan purchased the
blacksmithing stock of Harry Thorn,
who goes to st. Anthony experiment
tai station.
Mrs. ]. E. Johnson of Minneapo-
lis is visiting with her father and
mother, Robt Hoppenrath and
wife of this city, and other relatives.
Mrs. A. Weiss and children, who
have been visiting relatives in
North Redwood, and friends in this
city, have returned to their home in
Duluth.
Forest King and Paul Hitchcock
returned last Wednesday from an
extended visit with Henry Morgan
in Pine county. The boys report
mosquitoes very thick, but fishing
very good.
Frank L. Peterson and wife left
on Tuesday morning of last week
for Portland, Oregon, where they
will spend several days at the Lew
is & Clark exposition. They will
be absent from Redwood Falls for
month and the greater portion of
that time will be spent in towns on
the Pacific coast.
About the finest burst of crimson
rambler roses ever seen in this sec
ton of the state was that on the
front porch of George Houghmas-
ter's handsome residence last week,
portion of which still remains to
be seen. Thousands of the flowers
in perfect bloom were in evidence
and made sight well worth going
some distance to see.
At meeting of the board Of edu-
cation Monday evening it was
learned that Mortified & Co., the
contractors on the heating and ven
tilating system of the new high
school building, had run in differ
ent boiler than mentioned in the
specifications for the heating, and
the board voted to make the firm
prove conclusively that this boiler
is as good as the one specified, or
take out the same and put in spec
flied article.
Mrs. M. L. Finn entertained a
large number of ladies of the city
on the beautiful lawn surrounding
her residence on Tuesday afternoon
of last week, the guest of honor be-
ing Mrs. Anton G. Weiss of Duluth.
The costumes worn by the ladies
present made the spectacle a beau
tiful one. Refreshments we're
served and all present pronounced
the reception a big success.
Neal Nelson of Nelson Bros.
Sidewalk Co., left here last Thurs
day for Oshkosh, Wis, where his
company has extensive sidewalk
and curbing contracts and also all
other street Improvements. Mr..
Nelson leaves all of his work here
in charge of Alex. Johnson, who
will fill orders placed with the COM
pany. Before leaving Mr.. Nelson
stated that not another city in the
state had as good sidewalks
and streets in Redwood Falls, the
boulevarding work here outranking
many cities of larger size.
According to the Mankato Free
Press of last Tuesday A. G.. John
son, general agent of the Chicago &
Northwestern road, with headquar-
tiers at Winona, is home from trip
through the grain fields. In COW
ering the territory Mr.. Johnson
took number of drives through
grain fields and in every way pos
sible made close scrutiny of the
situation. Having for years made
crop conditions study, there is
probably no person in this section
at the present time in position to
speak more intelligently on the
crop outlook, and Mr.. Johnson goes
on record as saying that so far the
excessive rains have produced no