The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-09-12

Mankato Commercial college, Man
kato, teaches Gregg shorthand. l
is the system for you. Write 70.
catalog.
Farm of 100 acres for rent, III
acres under cultivation, miles di
rectly west of Vesta. Inquire O.
Mrs. Henry Terhell. 6-4t.
A little girl was presented to Geo
Jaehning last Wednesday evening
by Mrs. Jaehning, the parties being
at the home of Mrs. Jaehning':
parents at Marshall at the time
The young lady begins at Il pounds
VIM. Wichman has capped the
climax in the corn story series, says
the Morton Enterprise. A stalk IA.
feet high with two full grown ears
one seven feet and the other eight
feet from the bottom of the stalk
The corn is on exhibition at the
bank if any one doubts the story.
Mrs. w. B. Rhodes, of Kalispel,
Montana, completely surprised the
Force family in this city early last
week, by coming upon them unan-
on the night train. Mrs.
Rhodes is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Force, and was joined by her
husband Wednesday, the latter be-
ing detained at the cities on account
of business engagements.
Echo Enterprise: Deputy game
warden C. E. Lamberton of Red
wood Falls was here on Tuesday and
Wednesday, looking around to see to
what extent the game laws were be-
ing violated. He drove out into the
country but failed to run upon any
altho reports would indi-
cate that ducks have been killed
hereabouts for several weeks past.
The Turnverien Of New Ulm is
arrangements for a picnic
for old settlers of the Minnesota
valley to be held in that city some
time this week. This will include only
those who were residents of New
Ulm prior to 1868. That's four
years before we saw the light of
lay down in that territory, and we
presume that we are barred from
Various improvements have been
made to the Catholic church prop
erty at Fairfax during the past
year, the most noticeable being a
new home for the Sisters
who will have entire charge of St.
Andrews school, the new school
ouilt to be run in connection with
he church. The school consists of
line large rooms, is modernly built,
md at cost of S., 500.
Charles A. Nelson, a nineteen
7ear-old youth of Morgan, was ar
'ested at Evan by Postoffice In
pector George H. Drake of St.
Paul, and brought to Mankato on
Wednesday of last week to answer
,efore United States Court Commits
Toner A. O. Eberhart to the charge
# having burglarized the postoffice
# Dahl, in Becker county, March
9Th last. He admits the charge
nd states that he secured SO in
lamps and S29 in money. He was
n the employ of Postmaster Carlson
t that time, and committed the
obbery in the absence of the fam
~, leaving the country Immediately
fterwards.
Renville Record: A short time
go Mrs. Caroline Gems, mother of
he Gems boys in Emmett and Flora,
ad a small abrasion on one Of her
myers and while working in the
eld or garden got poisoned and
Hood poison set in in her system,
in her death after a short
lness, Tuesday. Mrs. Gems was
orn in 1871, and leaves six children,
hree boys and three girls, to mourn
er loss, all of whom have grown to
nanhood and womanhood. Her hus-
and died just ten years ago this
nonth. The family are among the
Id settlers of the county. The
uneral was held yesterday after
Don from the German Lutheran
hurch Of Flora, Rev. G. Albrecht