The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-08-22

Mrs. F. G. Kumm returned re-
Gently from her visit to relatives at
Stanley, Wis.
S. ]. Golden's family now occupy
the cottage on Bridge street, west of
Julius Melges' place.
The Bird Island Union refers to
the agency ball club as the Redwood
Falls Sioux Indian base ball team.
We are willing, but we don't want
Morton to get mad, because the
Union did it.
A Redwood friend of Mrs. Juliet
Brooks Cooper, formerly of this city
and now a resident Of Minneapolis,
was notified by mail last week of the
recent death Of a two-year old sen
of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper.
The GAZETTE reporter, in the alb
sence Of the editor last week, got the
Houghmaster item over the phone a
little twisted. The Houghmasters
intend to locate at Prosser, Wash,
and will not engage in stock-raising.
Louis Fine, who has been in the
clothing business here for several
years past, boxed up the remainder
Of his stock last week and went to
join his family in Minneapolis until
he gets an assignment to some other
town. Mr.. Fine made friends while
here, and if he can't make a third
clothing store pay in Redwood Falls
it is no use for a new man to try.
During the storm of Aug. 9Th the
Eagle Mills elevator at Madison was
struck by lightning and badly
wrecked. The roof was torn into
pieces, the spouts up which the
elevator buckets run were burst
open and the cribbing on the south
east corner of the building blown
out. The engineer was dazed by
the shock, but otherwise not in
jured.
In a business letter to CORES
pendent in this city, Prof. H. R.
Edwards, formerly superintent of the
schools in this city, expresses him
self as we'll pleased with his expert
ences at Worthington. He has been
given full swing in choosing his
corps Of teachers and has been re-
elected for another year with an
increase in salary. Prof. Edwards
is conscientious and capable school
man, and his friends in this city will
be glad to learn that his lines have
fallen in pleasant places.
The Huntley shows which are to
appear here, are not a newly organ
lied "trick" that is transforming"
about the country offering the pub
lie a farce of a program, like 50
many unprincipled companies OBJ
tanning money from the public by
Misrepresentation and false pre-
lenses, but they have been organized
and toured the north central states
for five seasons with undisputed
success. In their particular lines
they are used as a criterion by man
ayers Of opera houses everywhere,
for comparisons with other CON-
panies. Their prestige is established.
The marriage of Miss Franc Davis,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. E. j.
Davis of the Soldiers Home at Min
neapolis to Benjamin F. Weber Of
Franklin took place Aug. 9Th, at the
Soldiers Home chapel, in the pres
ence of a gathering of friends and
relatives. The chapel was prettily
decorated for the occasion. After
the ceremony, an elaborate wedding
dinner was served, following a re-
ception at the brides home. The
couple will be at home at Franklin
after Sept. 18th. The bride is a
charming young lady, who was born
and reared in Mankato. She is a
graduate of the Mankato high school,
and has host of friends here. The
groom is son Of Judge B. F. Web
Der of New Ulm, and is rising
young attorney at Franklin. He is
we'll spoken OF by all. The many
friends of the young couple will
unite in extending them their best
wishes for their future happiness
and prosperity.