The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-08-14
Miss Edith Hall Of Rochester was

i Miss Amy Barnes has returned
from her visit to relatives at Brlsto
and Watertown, S. D.
4 Mrs. L. G. Buxton Of Milbsnk, s
ID, accompanied by her daughter, is
visiting father and mother Buxton
of this city.
= Send for our IL views of Washing
ton. a beautiful calendar it is free.
National Business College. 6l9-2s
LIST Ave. So, Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Bessie Tompkins of Redwood
Falls and Miss Bird Tompkins Of
Mankato are here on a visit to their
aunt, Mrs. Harry Beatty, says the
Lamberton Star.
Mrs. Myrtle Cooper Kvello and
child arrived at the home Of her
parents in this city on Tuesday of
last week, and j. P. is now doing
the grandpa act.
Cashier w. D. Willard of the First
National Bank of Mankato, with the
members of his family and one of
the instructors at the State Normal
school, passed through this city last
Thursday, on trip to Granite Falls.
e. H. Garfield. for thirty years
associated in the management of
the oldest bank at Sparta, Wis, was
guest Of his former school friend,
]. P. Cooper, for a few days last
week.
Morgan Messenger: The VIM.
Marchant family in company with
the Misses Birdie Tompkins Of Man
kato and Bessie Tompkins of Red
wood Falls drove to Sprinfeld Sun
day and spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Tompkins.
Jelly glasses, Is cents per dozen;
common tumblers, 2 for cents or
80 cents dozen; fruit jars in pint,
quart and two-quart sizes. Come
in and let US show you the new
Schram automatic sealing fruit jar
positively air tight, at ]. M. Dun
nington's. 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mailer passed
through Redwood Falls last We'd
nesday evening, on their way to
Waconia, where they intended to
put in a few days with friends at
the lake. Billy expected to have
planked carp la Mailer three times
a day at Waconia.
Rome Theiring of Lamberton and
Mrs. Theiring and child were visit
ing their relatives in the Theiring
and Laird families Of this city the
past week. Rome has just been as
signed to, the management of an
elevator at Streator, N. D., and
went to Minneapolis Monday for in
structions from headquarters.
r. G. Chadbourne was unable to
go to Dakota last Wednesday as an
nounced in The GAZETTE. A little
while before train time he was TAX
en- sick and developed rather alarm
ing symptoms, so much so that DIR.
Chadbourn of Kramer, his son, was
sent for and arrived here last FRI
day. At this writing he is rapidly
recovering.
In connection with a write-up of
the Morgan State Bank, the Mes
senger calls attention to the fact
that the institution now boasts the
largest volume of business of any
bank in this county, with the excep-
ton of the Gold-Stabeck of this city.
Morgan has grown to be a hustling
business town, and Mr.. Ball is the
man to go after bank business and
hold it.
Said travelling man few days
ago: You Redwood Falls people
don't half appreciate the fine seen
cry you have up and down the Red
wood river. Now | was brought up
on the Illinois prairie without a hill
or a good sized tree in sight, and
the scenery on the Redwood, the
Ramsey and Minnesota seems simply
grand. And there isn't any town
I've been in in this part of the state
that is in the same class with Red
wood Falls in the matter of pic
turesque surroundings.
The union service at the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday evening
attracted an overflow audience, and
the service was stirring one, Mrs.
A