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

CnarleS Dennlo ana r IT, HUBBARD
drove to Wabasso on a business trip
Thursday.
Mrs. Carroll and two daughters of
Sleepy Eye are the guests of John
McIlreavie and family.
Mrs. A. C. Dolliff and son return
ed Friday evening from a several
days visit with Mr.. Dolliff's parents
at Minneapolis.
j. A. McGettrick, DR.. w. M.
Corpron, and S. G. Peterson were
among the Redwood people to re-
turn home from Minneapolis and St.
Paul Friday evening.
Miss Effie Morrison of Sanborn.
the genial correspondent of The
Gazette, is visiting with the family
of Mr.. Chapman of the Hayes Lucas
Lumber Company.
Mrs. Addie Nuesel of California
will make an extended visit at
Knowlton Bros. Mrs. Nuesel is in
i'll health and decided that a change
of climate might be her need.
Miss Zeta Parkhill visited with
friends in this city last week, on
her way to Walnut Grove, near
which place she will teach the COM
ing school year in the Chandler dis
trict.
The youngest of the Japs broth
ers, Eddie, was up from Chaska on
a visit last week. Frank A. says it
takes a lot of Japs to take care of
the rushin' business he has been
having lately.
c. M. Bendixen was at the county
seat last Thursday, and expressed
himself as somewhat relieved over
the fact that our esteemed Demo-
cratic contemporary had come out
for his opponent.
Earle Jones and wife surprised
their mother, Mrs. J. P. Jones, by
dropping in last Friday for a two
days visit. Earle is. unable to get
longer leave of absence from his
work at Minneapolis.
The R. F. D. and the telephone
have brought the markets, news and
business of the world to the modern
farmers door, and thru them the
counter of the Gold Stabeck State
Bank is located at his writing desk.
The largest black bass ever pulled
out of the Redwood river was that
pulled out of the lake by Oliver
Leavens. 1t was large mouth bass
and weighed a pounds. Oliver caught
nine members of the fnny tribe
that morning.
Lodge dues and insurance prem
iums are easily and safely paid by a
check which will give you legal evil
dence of the payment, good in any
court. Carry an open account in
the Gold Stabeck State Bank and
keep on the safe side. 1t.
Excursion tickets to fair and races
at St. Peter, Mimi, via the North
western line, will be sold at reduced
rates on Sept. IL to Is, inclusive,
limited to return until Sept. II,
inclusive. Apply to Chicago & North
western railway.
Mrs. E. A. Pease returned home
last Friday from a three months
stay with her father at Zumbrota.
The latter is we'll along in years and
is still very feeble and in declining
health, and Mrs. Pease has been
assisting in caring for him.
Geo. Houghmaster says that he
can't afford to advertise in THE
GAZETTE very often. His local last
week brought him a purchase for
his cow the evening the paper ap-
peared, and since then he has been
pestered with dozens of proposals to
buy.
Very low rates to Buffalo, N. Y,
via the Northwestern line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at one fare
for round trip October 10 to II,
inclusive, with favorable return
limits, on account of international
Christian convention. Apply to
agents Chicago & Northwestern rail-
way.
Otto Goethe arrived home from
Bemidji last Wednesday, having left
Mrs. Goethe comfortably installed in
tent by the lakeside in that lively
city. 1t was simply out of the ques-
ton to secure desirable living apart