The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-03-14

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city, but now of Springfield, was
visiting with Frank harrington and
family over Sunday.
Furnished rooms for rent in the
Schmahl residence on Bridge and
Washington streets. Inquire of
Mrs. r. B. Wilson on the premises. 2
Sd Race and wife left for Ma
della Saturday, where Mrs. Race is
now visiting with ]. L. Torrens and
wife. Mr.. Race returned home
Monday afternoon.
]. P. Gibbs of Cottonwood and Il.
J. Heilman of this city have pur-
chased the lot adjoining the Granite
block on the south, and may erect
building on the same this year.
The National Biscuit Co. represen-
tative gave demonstration Of the
in-er seal goods Of that company at
Cummins & Dripps' grocery store
Saturday afternoon and evening
C. C. Shockey Of Minneapolis,
father of H. Carl Shockey, the pro-
prietor Of the popular Fair store of
this city, was visiting with his son
during the latter portion of last
week.
Waseca Journal: Gus. Schild-
knecht, accompanied his mother
down from Redwood Falls Sunday
evening. They went from here to
Colfax Springs, Iowa, yesterday
noon, where Mrs. Schildknecht ex-
poets to stay while and take treat
ments.
The land, collection and insurance
office Of Quarton & Barnes has been
moved fiom the old frame building
on Second, above Washington, to the
Bank of Rewood Falls building, now
owned by G. E. Mckay, and the firm
now has one Of the finest offices in
the city.
The woman's missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will hold
its annual business meeting at the
church on Wednesday afternoon,
March 14th, at 3 O'Clock. A full
attendance is desired, as officers for
the ensuing year are to be elected
and other important business tran
The old city hotel building on
Second street is no more. 1t was
sold to and has been torn down by
w. T. Wilcox for a building on his
farm near this town. The building
was constructed by Geo. Leather
man in 1872. Many people ran
hotel in it, among then Jas. Arnold,
at present residing in R Nv o1 Falls.
A recent issue C t5e Brecken-
ridge Telegram anrou~ ce that the
school board of that town has re-
elected Prof. Leonard H. Pryor Of
this city as superintendent of schools
at the increased salary of 81 500.
Prof. Pryor is winning all kinds of
educational laurels up in that town
and his old Redwood friends are
glad Of it.
Mayor C. J. Cook of Austin, and
connected with the Alliance Hail
& Cyclone Insurance Co. Of that
city, was in Redwood Falls last
Thursday and Friday. The com
pany is represented here by Ward
& Peavey and is regarded as
one of the best hail insurance com
panies in the state Mayor Cook
stated that the Rev. VIM. Sunday
was due to commence his evangel-
istic work in that town this week.
The Brown County Journal says
that Rev. E. C. Nicholson Of Red
wood Falls was in that city last
Thursday and arranged with the
New Ulm Stone Co. for the furnish
ing of crushed stone for the manu-
facture of cement blocks with which
10 build the new Christian church at
this place. It appears that the sand
and gravel in the pits around Red
wood Falls was not of a satisfactory
character, and hence the building
committee decided on New Ulm
crushed stone.
The Fertile Journal, one of the
neatly printed and newsy papers
published in the Red River Valley,
has the following to say regarding
a party given by DR.. Jaehning, a
brother Of Geo. A. Jaehning Of this
city: DR.. H. S. Jaehning gave an