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

during the early portion of last
week.
The new meat market on Second
street, just west of Lauterbach's har-
ness shop, is the place to get your fresh
and salt meats.
Miss Alice Norton left last We'd
nesday for Northfeld, where she
will visit with relatives and friends
for several weeks.
Mrs. Frank Culver and children
came up from ST. Paul last Satur-
day afternoon on visit with Mrs.
Culver's parents, D. L. Brigham
and wife.
Peter Buechner came up from
Minneapolis last Monday and spent
a few hours with relatives and
friends in this city. He returned
to his work in Minneapolis on Tues
day afternoon.
Billie Mailer OF the Springfield
Advance is the daddy of a boy,
the young man arriving at the edi-
torial home on Sunday, May 18th.
The announcement is made in the
/ Advance that hereafter that paper
will be conducted by Mailer & Son.
Lamberton Star: 7. F. Butler,
division superintendent of the Gem
trail Telephone Co., had material
shipped here this week and We'd
nesday started work on the rural
telephone line, at present to be
run out some five or six miles. Mr..
Butler informs us that his company
will extend other lines out of this
city this summer, and the good
work will 60 right along.
VIM. and Harry Thompson came
over from Renville last Wednesday
morning and remained here for a
couple of days with their mother.
The boys are playing rafting good
ball with the Renville team, and
their work is exciting much admir-
alton by people who are in a posi-
ton to pass on good ball playing.
They returned to Renville Thurs
day morning to play there in the
afternoon.
w. G. Kayser of Vesta, formerly
of Marshall, was in the city on
Tuesday of last week. Mr.. Kayser
scored the base ball games at Mar
shall for many years and during
all of his years in that work he new
er had his score disputed. He is
now in the jewelry business at Yes
ia, where he devotes little time to
coaching bunch of active and gent
lemanly young ball players and in
cidentally chalking up their errors.
D. J. Laird sold his fancy driv-
ing horse, Johnny" to George H.
New bert, cashier of the First Ma
tional bank of Mora, on Tuesday of
last week. The price paid was
$780, The animal is eight years old
and is regarded as fine an animal
as has ever been driven in these
parts. W. S. South wick, who is
employed in Mr.. Newbert's bank at
Mora, made the animal known to
his employer. On Wednesday
morning Max McClintock started
for Mora with the animal
The management of the Big Stone
Lake Chautauqua announces the
strongest program that has ever
been given from that platform for
the coming season. The attrac-
tions will be among the very best
that can be secured, will be of a
high character, entertaining and
instructive. The Chautauqua opens
on the afternoon of June 29th with
Governor Robert LaFollette of Wis
consin as the speaker. In the
evening of the same day the great
play of ''Parsifal'. will be put on.
This has been spoken of as one of
the greatest plays of the present
day. The Imperial dramatic COM
pany will also appear that afternoon
and evening, and Mrs. Lulu Tyler
Gates, who is ranked with the
strongest readers of to-day, will
appear for the first two days. 1.-THE
Prisoner of Zenda' will be put on
the second night and varied play
with moving pictures the third
night, Strong speakers will he