The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-05-31

| MI. anu MIS-. w atSOn OF WaSeca.
the latter formerly Miss Florence
Ward, accompanied by their young
son, were visiting with Mrs. G. T.
| Ward in this city during the past
| week.
Chas. W. Mead left Monday for
Redield, S. d., where he will visit
| with his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Laird, for several days, and also
look over the town as business
point
/ Mrs. Mary Siekmeier and Miss
Ruegenmeir of Waukon, Iowa, who
were visiting with their sister,
| Mrs. Ed. Ping of this CITY, for sew
eral weeks, returned to their home
last Thursday morning.
| Charles T. Howard and wife left
Saturday for Redfeld. S. D., where
Mr.. Howard delivered the Decora-
ton Day address yesterday. Since
their arrival in that town they have
been visiting with old friends made
during their residence there.
/ W. HIS. Bedwell, an osteopathic
physician of Rochester, this state,
was in the city last week, and rent
ed rooms in the Philbrick block for
an Office in which to carry on the
practice of osteopathy. DR.. Bed
we'll is highly recommended as an
osteopa tn.
| Elmer Holden of Minneapolis,
formerly of Redwood Falls, was Wis
ting with relatives in this city dur
ing the past week. Elmer is con-
nected with bureau of immigra-
ton in that city. His father and
mother, George Holden and wife,
are residing at Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
| r. A. Turrell, who is now con-
nected with the engineering de-
partment of the Great Northern, has
been assigned to the engineering
and construction department of that
road S extensions in Washington
and British Columbia during the
present summer and will soon leave
st. Paul for that territory.
| The Woman's club, at their an
nual business meeting on Friday,
May 10Th, elected Mrs. c. T. How
ard president, Mrs. Anna Ward
vice-president, and Miss Frances
Everett secretary and treasurer.
Mesdames Little, Corpron and Bald
win were appointed as the program
committee for the current year.
On account of the grand celebra-
ton of the Minnesota Catholic Or
der of Foresters at New Ulm on
Sunday, June 18th, the St. Louis
will sell round trip excursion tick
cts at the very low rate of $125.
Train leaves Redwood at 7:20 a. M,
arriving at New Ulm at $40 a. N.
Returning the train leaves New Ulm
at p. m. See flyers for further
particulars, or call on agent.
| At special meeting of the city
council held on Tuesday evening of
last week resolution was adopted
permitting the Tri-State Telephone
and Telegraph company to erect it's
poles and string it's wires on the
streets and alleys of this city, the
company being limited to the use of
only one phone, however. The
deed of A. G. Burmeister to all of
the land acquired for park purposes
in connection with the construction
of the dam, except SO much as is
used for the easements of the dam,
accepted after nearly two years of
delay and the amount realized from
the sale of the bonds, $3,770, was
ordered paid to Mr.. Burmeister and
$66.47 was appropriated to pay the
taxes on the same. A cement side
walk was ordered built adjoining
the west two thirds of lots one and
IL. block 10, Mill street, and final
action was taken on the contract
with the Mankato Cement Co. for
the construction OF 1000 lineal feet
of cross walk at II cents per square