The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-08-14

Mrs: Helen Robinson returned
from her visit with her daughter
family at Wabasso early last week.
g. K. Odekirk took his tennis
racket to Tracy last Saturday for a
friendly racket with the Tracy ex-
perts.
Mrs. DR.. Cowgirl joined her hus-
band at Walnut Grove last Sunday.
and will travel his circuit with him
for week or two.
Seaforth Item: j. Albert john
son, County Treas, and A. C. Miller
OF Redwood Falls were in town a
short time Friday.
Misses Nellie Elsham of Mason CITY,
Iowa, and Miss Lottie Besell of
Tracy. were visitors at I. M. Quar-
tons home the past week.
Mrs. Mary Finn and Mrs. Anna
Ward went to Sank Center after
their Excelsior visit, upon invitation
of lady friend in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Yackel took
the Northwestern train Monday for
Hot Springs, S. D., in the hope of
benefitting Mr.. Yacke's health.
DR.. Lyman's residence on Fourth
street is undergoing reconstruction,
an entrance hall and spacious porch
being the principal additions in
view.
State high school certificates have
been received for this years exam
nations, and can be had on applica-
ton to Mrs. Ed. Pratt Of the high
school faculty.
Mrs. Ellen Lyman Cooke, who
has been visiting in the family of
her brother, DR.. Lyman Of this city,
returned to her home in st. Paul
last Saturday.
Over 1000 votes were cast last
week at the and 10 cent store for
the popular young ladies. Three
more weeks in which to vote.
Watch for results Saturday.
Redwood friends Of Mr.. and. Mrs.
Till Tibbetts report that the worthy
couple are most pleasantly situated
at Excelsior, their home facing Big
Island Park and commanding beau
tiful view of that resort and of the
lake.
DR.. Givler went to Walnut Grove
last Saturday to take part in the
dedicatory exercises of the new M.
E. church in Holley township, Muir
ray county, few miles south of
Walnut Grove. DIR. Givler expected
to preach afternoon and evening,
Presiding Elder Cowgirl filling the
pulpit in the morning exercises.
Leo O'Hara came down from Car
lyle few days ago to see his folks,
and the latter are trying to induce
him to remain here instead of re-
turning to Carlyle, where his job in
the lumber yard awaits his return.
He reports that Hugh Peavey and
family are now in their new house,
and that the Redwood Falls people
are rapidly getting into comfortable
living quarters.
DR.. Pease arrived home last Sun
day, from his recent trip to the
cities and other points. On his re-
turn trip he joined the fishing party
from this city at Elysian, and re-
ports that Brainerd Flynn and Gin
ton Baldwin had been having the
time of their lives in connection
with their outing, which included
seeing the cities with their former
schoolboy chums at Minneapolis,
fishing with the party at Elysian,
and little journeys to relatives at
Blooming Prairie and other South
ern Minnesota points.
News Messenger: Mr.. William
w. Cook, the merchant prince Of
Marshall, was married at Los Angel
es, California, on Wednesday, July
31st, to Mrs. Adella Elder, of that
city. The bride and groom immedi-
ately left for the famous Hotel del
Coronado near San Diego, where
they remained till last Saturday,
when they went to Oakland. Mr..
Cook will make tour of the Yellow
stone Park, then will visit Seattle
and Portland, thence leisurely make
their way to Marshall, expecting to
arrive early in September.