The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-11-07

Mrs. Della Pratt and Misses Skoog
Steffire and Feeley visited the Morton
schools fer a time last Friday.
Miss Kienholz of the fifth grade
visited schools and old friends at
Madison last Thursday and two fol-
lowing days.
The GAZETTE went to press too
early to report election results or
the Father Vaughn lecture at the
opera house last evening.
Messrs. Mosher and Cedergren of
the high school left this city last
Wednesday evening to investigate
several manual training depart
ments in connection with attending
the Mankato teachers meeting
A rare treat is in store for you
next Friday evening. when Miss
Lottie Tillotson, elocutionist and
lecturer accompanied by local musi-
cal talent will entertain you at the
Masonic hall. Tickets rs cents.
The Misses Short, McArdle, Keel
or, Willard and Plapp of the city
schools, went to Mankato last We'd
nesday to take in the Mankato
schools and the teachers association
on the Friday and Saturday follow
ing.
The weakly reviler devoted most
of its space last week to reviling
Schmahl and his friends but neg
lected to deny that it printed a lot
of rank lies about THE GAZETTE
publishers, as charged in this paper
last week.
Editor Cooler and Frank Childs,
his foreman, drove over from Wa
basso last Thursday night on ac-
count of a breakdown of their news
paper press. The GAZETTE was
glad of an opportunity to help a
little, and the Standard was mailed
Friday, only few hours later than
usual.
The Blue Earth county medical
society has invited the Brown and
Redwood county medical society to
meet with the Blue Earth county
society in Mankato next Monday
evening. The Blue Earth county
medical society will furnish the en-
tertainment and the Brown and
Redwood county society the pro-
gram.
G. E. Mckay and wife returned
from Minneapolis early last week.
The special grand jury of which G.
b. is member was excused from
duty Tuesday last for ten days, to
allow for the preparation of addi-
tional evidence and to give the
jurors a chance to go hame and
vote. The jurors are due to come
into court again tomorrow.
D. L. Bigham returned from St.
Paul several days ago, where he left
Mrs. Bigham for hospital treatment,
in case her physician advises a sur
glcal operation. He reports that R.
A. Turrell has resumed office work
for the Great Northern, pending an
expected assignment to work for
the company on the Pacific division
of that road.
Morgan Messenger: Mrs. Ferris
of Redwood Falls came down from
that place Thursday and remained
until Saturday, the guest of G. W.
Ellison. Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Eaton
of Clements, was here Sunday visit
ing relatives. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Gwendolyn
Eaton, who took up her duties as
teacher on Monday in the StefH
school district.
The last Sunday excursion over
the M. & St. L. was one of the
largest of the season. 230 passen-
gers went from Watertown, 96 from
Madison, 76 from Dawson, 80 from
and enough from the
stations to run the total on
the two trains to 1913. 1t was a
good-natured crowd and Agent Pet
erson and the train officials got thru
with flying colors and without acct
dents.
Supt. Race and youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Ella, said their farewells
last Thursday, Miss Edna having
gone on several days before to join
her sister Adah and accict IN co++;nor |