The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-07-31
Frank Fissenmeir and Mr.. Thones


were up from Morton Wednesday.
Mrs. E. A. Hendrickson of Mime
apolis was the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Anna E. Ward, over last Sum
day.
The 5 and 10c store will occupy
the Frank Hubbard stand after the
latter removes, in September next.
Wilbur Vaughn returned to this
city the past week, and his return
was timely for the Baraca ball
games.
Miss}Grace Leavens of st. James
visited with the Oliver Leavens and
Suithers3T families in this city the
past week.
The owner .of a bunch of keys
which was lost in this city last Thurs
day would like to have the same re-
tnrned to him at this Office, if found.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. H. ]. Henze left
this morning for Minneapolis to at
tend the national dental convention,
expecting to be gone for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert johnson
returned Thursday from three
days outing on the lakes near Man
kato. Jalbert reports fishing very
good.
Mrs. Hugo Schleuder of Spring
field, accompanied by her little
daughter, visited in the family of
Henry Schleuder Of this city over
Sunday.
H. M. Aune and wife entertained
two of the teachers during the ex-
animation this week, Miss Gjeldness
of Belview and Miss Josie Olson of
Swedes Forest.
J. A. Schmahl was one of the
speakers at the merchants conven-
ton at Madison last Friday night,
and came home here on the early
train Saturday.
Sdpt. Mosher has finished his work
as conductor Of the summer school
at Gaylord, and was in this city over
Sunday preparatory to returning to
his home in Zumbrota.
Mrs. H. Jensen and daughter
Matilda were in Mankato last week,
looking up rooms for the occupancy
Of Misses Matilda and Lillian Jensen
during the ensuing normal school
year.
Auditor Larson has been loaded
up with a big job at small pay by the
state tax commission. He will have
to make out abstracts Of taxes paid
by every taxpayer in the Al precincts
of this county.
Miss MyrtlefBall spent last Sun
day with friends in this city, and her
solo was feature of the morning
service at the Methodist church.
Morgan is fortunate in the possession
of two such vocalist as Misses Ball
and Eaton.
Herbert Kline, who has been con-
nected with Buechner's grocery up
to last Wednesday, has received the
appointment as express messenger
on the stub from Sleepy Eye to this
place. Herbert is an upright, steady
fellow and is making good at his
new occupation.
J.B. Robinson & Co. sold the resi-
dence property occupied by Ed.
Bunce the past week to Donald Nc
Kenzie of Evan. The property was
part of the late Mark Howard
estate and was sold for one of the
heirs for $1,000. AS there are nearly
three acres in the tract, with a
fairly good dwelling, the purchaser
got bargain.
County Surveyor Becvar was in
the city last week, and in reply to
questions as to county road work,
stated that he hoped to get meet
ing of the township road officers
throughout the county this fall and
plan a program for road work the
coming year. At present the pro-
visions Of the new law are not gen.
orally understood, and he wants to
be sure of his ground before going
into the work extensively.
Miss Gwen Eaton Of Morgan de.
lighted the congregation of the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning, and the Christian Endeavol
in the evening, by her singing Of
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