The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-12-26


gain days Dec. 18th and 10Th.
I Give Aiken visited relatives at
Minneapolis the last of the week.
Miss Zelma Thune is home from
| Hamline for the midwinter vacation.
Presiding Elder Cowgirl is enjoy
ing Christmas week with his family.
Miss Minnie Canedy of Tracy was
a Christmas guest of the Quarton
family.
Miss Adele Race is spending her
vacation with her parents at Mime
apolis.
E. C. Thuerwachter is enjoying
few days at his home town, Fond du
Lac, Wis.
Will Kahler Of Madison, S. D.,
son of Henry Kahler of this city,
was visiting with the latter last
week.
Mail Carrier Hills is putting in a
strenuous vacation helping the
Christmas distribution of mail at
the postoffice.
! w. F. Deglow and wife left for
Columbus, Wis. Thursday to visit
relatives and friends and will be
absent until Jan. 7th, 1907.
Mrs. A. B. Halves and son Geo.
arrived here from St. Paul on Thurs
day last, on an extended visit with
H. G. Schmahl and family.
offer for sale my house COM
pletely equipped with cleo trio light
hot and cold soft water on both
floors. S.. J. RACE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cooper en-
joyed the Christmas season with all
of their descendants at home, Mr..
and Mrs. Kvello and child arriving
here early last week.
Mrs. E. A. Lyman was notified by
the Drs. Mayo that they would be
away from Rochester for a few
days. and for that reason only went
part way on her trip.
Miss Minnie Hanse, an expert
seamstress and dressmaker, is pre-
pared to do work of that descrip-
ton. Call at or phone the home of
]. H. Melges. 18-tf.
The latest edition in an encyclo-
paedia-the scientific Americana edi-
tion---bran new-16 volumes-cost
S120-can be had for one-half price.
by calling at this Office. 21-2t.
New Ulm Review; Attorney Pat
terson of Marshall was in the city
Monday investigating matters per-
tanning to one Of the carnival people
VINO was here last summer.
Miss Steffire Of the seventh grade
was notified one day last week that
her mother at Bowdle, S. D., was
seriously affected with heart trouble
and required the attendance of her
daughter at home. Miss Stef1re
has made an excellent record here
as teacher and the superintendent
and school board consented with
some reluctance to endeavor to en-
gage another teacher for that grade
during the holiday vacation.
Miss Skoog is celebrating the
Christmas season at Red Wing, Miss
Feeley at St. Paul, Miss Everett at
Minneapolis, Miss McArdle at Mason
City, Miss Larkin at Renvile and
Miss Willard at Mankato. It is a
little late to wish our teaching corps
merry Christmas, but now that
they are out of town it will do no
harm to call attention to the excel
lent work done by the entire teach
ing force in our schools the past
half year. We have heard no COM
plant and plenty of commentator
from school patrons.
Mrs. Rosette Schmahl, mother of
the Schmahl brothers of this city. is
one of nineteen brave women who
will undoubtedly be placed on Uncle
Sans pension roll some time the
coming year on account of "valu-
able service rendered during the
Sioux and Indian wars" The U. S. |
senate passed bill last session ex-
tending pension benefits to volun-
teers engaged at Fort Ridgley in
1862, and an amended bill is being
prepared to include the women who
took an active part in that historic
defense, one of whom was Mrs. I
Schmahl.
George Bager returned home last
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