The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-01-10

a. -. DuIIlclSI0F mas been IL
Chicago on business for several day
past.
! Misses Ida Crooks and Jane
Everett have returned to theil
schools near Milroy.
Will VIM returned last Thursda,
evening from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Ironton
Wisconsin.
c. P. Collins recently returned
from an extended holiday visit with
relatives and friends in Illinois. He
was accompanied by his son.
DR.. C. M. Leffingwell, formerly OF
this city, came down from the north
early last week, and spent several
days here attending to property in
terests in the city.
Frank M. Isham, the originator of
trade marks for the Laird Norton
Yards, accompanied by Mrs. Isham
returned from their extended visit
to Willmar last Wednesday evening.
W. P. Tenney left last Thursday
for Minneapolis, where he and his
brother, George Tenney, boarded a
train for California, where Pitts
will spend most of the remainder of
the winter.
Miss Edith Lyman, who has been
visiting with her parents, T. D. Ly-
man and wife, and other relatives,
during the holidays, returned to
Minneapolis Tuesday to resume her
studies at a conservatory of music.
Major M. E Powell was at the
Hotel Vendome, Minneapolis, last
Wednesday and Thursday, leaving
Friday morning for Sparta, Wis.
Maj. Powell expects to leave for
Muskogee, Indian territory, on Jan.
18th, where he will remain for the
remainder OF the winter.
Mrs. A. A. Jones slipped and fell
on the icy sidewalk near the corner
of Second and Washington street,
morning, and in the fall
was quite seriously injured. She
was taken home in a carriage, and
while slightly improved, her ad-
vanced age makes the injury
Difficult one.
Tom z. Warner has been assigned
to position with the Laird Norton
Yards, and will probably leave for
Garfield, Washington, soon, for the
purpose of entering the employ of
the Pot Latch Lumber Co. branch of
the Laird-Norton concern. Tom is
an excellent young man, and will
undoubtedly prove a trusted and
valuable employee of the company.
Waseca Radical: There was a
happy family reunion at the A.
Irapp home in this city Sunday and
Monday. The members of the family
we're all at home to enjoy the occa-
sion. Those present from away
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Will Grapp and
children from GAINESVILLE; Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Grapp and son, Floyd,
rom Redwood Falls; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Grapp and son and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grapp from Minneapolis.
G. M. Mauseau, assistant general
manager of the Northwestern Tele-
,hone Exchange Co. at Duluth, and
It the Duluth and Mesaba Telephone
together with George A.
french, another official of the North .
Western, were in Redwood Falls last
Wednesday and Thursday, the guests !
+ Col. Alex. Williams of the Mime
ota Central Co. The visit of the
wo gentlemen here had no signif- :.
ance, they simply desiring to see
that Redwood Falls looked like, and
hey returned to Minneapolis and :
duluth greatly pleased with the
own. Q
The ladies of the Relief Corps a
ave the old soldiers of John S. 2
larsh post an interesting program |
lst Thursday, Jan. 4.h, otherwise e
as pension day, or the v
ay when the old veterans drop into l
own and have their pension vouch- a
rs made out. An inviting dinner t
as served to over 200 old soldiers. V
members of their families. and a a
wv invited guests, and during the a
Fternoon there were some interest n
lg talks by DR.. Givler, S. J. Race, p
ev. E. C. Nicholson and others. a
RS. Loduski Taylor, former ma a
onal W. R. c. president, was t