The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-12-25
DR.. Boyd, Jr., was up visiting his

Hamline for his Christmas vacation
Miss Pearl Robinson, teacher ir
the Winn district, has gone to visit
a sister at Chicago.
Grand Commander Haas of the
Maccabees was the guest of j. A,
johnson while here last week.
Miss Edna Westfall is with. her
parents this week, coming up from
her school in Waterbury last Friday
evening.
Mrs. Chris. Wagner of this city is
enjoying a Christmas visit with Wa
SEGA relatives.
Miss Eleanore Norton is home for
the holidays from Leroy, where she
has been teaching.
Mrs. VIM. Baker has gone to New
Ulm to be with her daughter and
family over Christmas.
Miss Anna Plapp, the sixth grade
teacher here a year ago, now of
Dawson, is visiting the Arthur Ken.
ney family here.
The Apitz store building on Sec.
ond street has been sold to ST.
Paul purchaser. who is expected tc
take possession soon.
| A baby girl was born on Monday
into the home Of Harry Ward
Mother and son are doing nicely
Harry is trying to, but the smile
won't come off. Wait Harry un.
til you commence what Mark Twain
terms, "undress parade"
Milroy Echo: Recently the Wal.
nut Grove Tribune announced that
it was authority for the candidacy
of Eric Wilson for commissioner
from the first district. Of course
this announcement naturally forces
the announcements of those who are
considering such a course, therefore
we have authority to state that Mr..
John Cain, the present commission
er from this district, will be candi-
date for reelection at the coming
election.
The Chicago & Northwestern rail
way is using a gasoline motor car on
its lines west Of the Missouri river,
with what are understood to be very
fattering results. The car at pres
ent is in operation between Norfolk,
Neb., and Bonesteel, S. D., making
the trip of 152 miles daily in each
direction. The car is said to be
popular with the travelling public.
1t is found to be we'll adapted to
their requirements and it is oper-
ated quite economically.
The German M. E. church of Nor
gan dedicated fine new church
recently. Presiding Elder Blume
preached the dedicatory sermon, and
Revs. Schneider and Mueller, the
latter Of Fairfax, assisted. The
former pastor, Rev. Potthoff, had
much to do in the matter of bring
ing about the building and compile
ton Of the fine new church and
parsonage, which cost the congrega-
ton over $1,000, nearly all of which
amount he personally solicited. Both
the church and parsonage were de-
Dictated free of debt.
Nearly four hundred Gazette SUBJ
scribers have responded to state.
ments Of subscription accounts dur
ing the last ninety days, and many
of them have sent friendly greetings
from the far west and the Dakotas.
A sample came from Armanus Moon
this month, now selling lumber at
Glenburn, s. D., who reports that
his wife and himself are enjoying
the best Of health, the finest Of
weather, get plenty to eat and have
no kick to register against North
Dakota He also mentions the
fact that The GAZETTE has been a
weekly visitor in their house for six
teen years, and that they think they
can't keep house without it. And
we don't want them to try to, either.
Another attempt will be made to
determine whether there exists in
the valley below Franklin enough
copper quartz to make mining
paying proposition, notes the
Tribune of that town. A few of the
solid and well-to-do farmers of the
Camp country on the edge of the
valley have pooled little capital
ord have annointed Aupllst Tahti.