The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-06-13
OVERFLOW LOCALS

daughter in New Ulm.
Mrs. LONG and Mrs. A. T. Martin
of Allison, Iowa, are visiting with
W. N. Carter and family.
Miss Cora Anderson is spending
her walton from Hamline university
with her parents in this city.
Mrs. DR.. Brand child are en-
joying vacation with the parents
of DR.. Brand at Big Stone, S. D.
Frank and Allan King of this city
graduated last Wednesday from
North Side High school, Minneapo-
lis.
Mrs. F. S. Pollard and child and
Mrs. Jas. Tollman and daughter of
Morgan were in this city last Thurs
day, between trains.
A. w. Wilcox, who has been up in
Beltrami county for few months
past, is again visiting the family of
his son, Alderman Wilcox.
Supt. Race delivered graduation
addresses at Brainerd and Grace
vile the early part of last week, re-
turning home last Thursday.
Good eight room house on Ramsey
Heights for rent. Good barn on
premises. Inquire of DR.. E. A.
Lyman. Aft.
Mrs. j. D. Lifquist, who has been
visiting at Alderman Wilcox's for a
few weeks past, returned to her
home at Henning, Mimi, last Satur-
day.
Gen. E. M. Pope, formerly a citi-
zen of Mankato and public examiner
under Van SAINT, died at his home
in Grand Marais last Wednesday,
aged 68 years.
Mrs. E. D. McClintock went to
Minneapolis on Monday, to take up
her residence with her sons en-
ployed in that city, her address be-
ing 400 Upton avenue.
Forest King took the noon train
last Friday for Rockford, ILL.,, where
he will visit with the family of w.
B. King, his uncle, and other rela-
tives in that vicinity.
]. P Givler and Robt. Givler of
this city concluded their course at
Hamline last Thursday, and will
spend portion of the summer with
their parents in this city
Miss Shirley Knox came down
from her home in Beltrami county
last Thursday to visit for a season
with friends in this city and later
with her brothers family at Revere.
j. S. Johnson of Shutdown, former
ly county commissioner from his
district and father of Henry John
son, candidate for county treasurer,
was in this city on probate business
last Friday.
The sons and daughters of Robt.
Hoppenrath Of this city are nearly
all in the city this week, having
planned for a family reunion on the
18th inst. Mrs. Lizzie Post and
youngest son came all the way from
st. Joseph, Mich, this being her
first visit to her parents in ten years.
Mrs. Johnson of Minneapolis and
Mrs. Host of Dakota are also here
from abroad.
While clearing out Squire Chap
mans old wagon shop a copy Of
Redwood Falls directory card print
ed in 1880 was brought to light,
which has sort of melancholy in
terest to old residents. Out of
about thirty firms represented in
the directory not one is in existence
to-day. Twenty per cent. or more
of the men whose names appear on
the list are dead, and the balance
are scattered over the country. W.
P. Tenney is still with us. but as an
occasional tonsorial artist rather
than regular practitioner, and the
firms of Laird & Dornberg and
Hitchcock and son have living repre-
sentatives in trade in the second
generation. There are few names
not in the directory that might be
added, of men who are in business
here at this time and date back to
1850. M. Huntington, H. N. Bell, A
F. w. Philbrick, A. E. King, J. B.
Robinson and the senior member
of The GAZETTE firm. The list
might be easily increased by adding
the names of business men who were
kids here in 1880 H. A. Baldwin,