The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-10
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of General Interest Taken From
Different County Papers.

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on her way to Wykoff to spend
a few days with her husband, C. M.
Allen of the First State Bank.
If you have lost your boyhood
spirits, courage and confidence Of
youth, we offer you new life, fresh
courage and freedom from i'll health
in HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets. H. M.
Hitchcock.
E. B. Rollins, former druggist
at Vesta, was adjudged insane in ST.
Paul the first of the week. accord
ing to the Daily News. This guy
owes the Sanborn Sentinel for a
couple of years subscription, and
then refused the paper at thess..post-
Office. We thought he'd go "bugs,"
remarks Editor McRae.
Last Friday the new proprietor of
the R. R. hotel, Mr.. Eckes, y took
possession. says the Enterprise. Dur
ing the few days Mr.. Eckes has
been in Morton he has made very
popular impression uponsthose with
whom he has become acquainted and
his guests speak in the most favor
able terms of his management and
efforts to please. Hetwill make a
success of the undertaking. without
a doubt.
M. Sorensen, the Shutdown butter
maker, was a Springfield Advance
caller recently. He informed the
editor that he had rendered his res
ignation with the creamery company
to take effect Nov. l. His intentions
are to visit his fatherland some time
during that month and ibis destina-
ton will be Denmark. Mr.. Soren-
sen left his Denmark home about
four years ago and for about three
years was buttermaker in the Sun
down creamery, which institution
has been a decided success under his
able management.
Morgan Messenger: The erection
of the German M. E, parsonage will
soon take place. Five contractors
submitted bids to the building COM
mittee and Contractor A. R. McRae
of Sleepy Eye was the successful
one. His bid was S2,289.5O. Thee.
Bethke is now at work on the foun-
dalton and Mr.. McRae states that in
about two weeks he will beIable to
begin the carpenter work. If the
weather is favorable in about two
months the building will be ready
for occupancy. The edifice being of
modern type will add greatly to the
appearance of the residence portion
of the village.
While herding cattle little Bonnie
Larson, aged 9, and the1 eldest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Larson, of
Morgan township, met with an acct
dent on Friday, Sept. 14th, which
caused the loss of sight of one eye,
according to the Messenger. The
boy was cracking whip. which he
had in his hands, andsthe send of the
lash struck the unfortunate youth
squarely in the eyeball. The end of
the lash was partly wound with wire
and this cut deep cash. He was
taken to the hospital at Mankato,
where he is being given the best of
care. Mr.. Larson returned from
Mankato Saturday afternoon and
stated that the boy was improving,
and although the sight was extinct,
there were hopes of saving the eye
ball.
New Ulm Review: Pitts Tenney
of Redwood Falls was in the city
Wednesday and Thursday looking
after some business interests and
renewing old acquaintance with
some of the old timers. He recalls
the fact that in the dead of the win
ter of 1872, when the thermometer
was below 80 degrees, he drove to
this city from Redwood Falls to play
for dance that was held inEthe old
Union hall. Mr.. Tenney..hassa num-
Der of friends here who are always
pleased to meet him. 81 Oh.
Hornburg and wife, who have spent
the past two weeks here and in
Springfield, returned to their home
in Spokane, WASH, Thursday. Mr..
HornDurg is interested insthe auto
mobile business in that city and SAYS
that he has very good business and
is making money. He and his BROTH