The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1906-10-03

Hon. Frank Clague of Lamberton,
Hon. Jas. A. Larson and Attorney
VIM. G.. Owens of Walnut Grove
came over from the south side on
Tuesday last to be present at the
nesting of the county committee.
A. E. Chapman left last Friday for
Old Mystic, Conn, where he will
join his wife and daughter for the
winter months. Mr.. Chapman has
been in Redwood Falls for the past
three months, looking after his city
property and farming interests.
Mrs. Chapman and Miss Bessie have
been in Old Mystic for nearly year
past.
The GAZETTE last week neglected
to make mention of the superb tele-
phone service given by the Minneso-
ia Central and Rural companies all
oyer Redwood county on the night
of the primaries. The service was
not only perfect, but the operators
were genial and pleasant thruout
the night.
Charles Cowgirl left early last
week for few days visit in St. Paul
and Minneapolis. Charles has been
considering the advisability of leav-
ing his studies at the Hamline uni
verslty and entering the Northwest
ern college at Chicago, where he
would like to complete his course in
the study of medicine.
Franklin Tribune: CLAUS Hage of
Bandon had rather remarkable ex-
perience the other day. CLAUS was
hauling hay and with him he carried
a shotgun. He was driving home
with a load when a large flock of
ducks flew over. He grabbed for
his gun hurriedly and the weapon
prematurely discharged, tearing a
sleeve completely off his shirt but
he escaped minus a scratch.
W. S. Southwick of Mora, Kama
bee county, formerly resident of
this city, accompanied by Mrs.
Southwick, arrived here on Tuesday
of last week for a short visit with
Mr.. Southwick's parents and sister
in this city. They will visit with
Col. P. Dineen and family at San
born before returning home. Mr..
Southwick is doing nicely in the
bank at Mora and is delighted with
that section of the state.
Morgan Messenger: Cashier ]. C.
Jackson has disposed of his fancy
black driving team to Sheriff B. C.
Schueller of Redwood Falls. pat"
now finds little difficulty hitting
the pike with the best of EN-"
At the congregational meeting at
the Presbyterian church Tuesday
evening a unanimous call was ex.
tended to Rev. W. N. Gillies. A
committee was also appointed to
solicit subscriptions for the pastors
salary. Mrs. J. W. Matthias, Mrs.
J. L. Adams atd Mrs. James Butcher
were placed on this committee. A
committee was also appointed from
the board of trusrees to secure the
services Of a janitor.
The White Ribboners met in the
Methodist church the third Thursday
in September. Devotionals were
observed. The business session was
largely occupied with making ar
engagements for serving dinners at
the time Of the county fair, and ar
guments in favor of having float
in the street parade. Mrs. Brown
secured an order on the treasury
for funds to purchase leaflets for
at the fair. She asked
that the Union Signal subscription
be renewed for the public library,
and also that the paper be presented
to the city pastors the coming year.
Mrs. Brown had raised a consider
cradle part of the money, and the
wanted from thetreas-
Try. Mrs. Powell Of the lecture
bureau had written that DR.. Anna
Shaw could not come to Redwood
Falls as early as expected. Mrs. R.
E. Fuller was elected delegate to
the state convention. Several of
The superintendent stated their
plans of work for the coming year.