The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-07-10


neyed to Morgan last Saturday.
Miss Ward of Zumbrota is guest
at the home of her sister, Mrs. E. A.
Pease.
Geo. Smith of Riverside, CAL, is
the guest of the Chas. Tiffany FAM
ly.
Miss Lora Francois accompanied
Irma Schmahl to Wells last Wednes-
day.
Christ Shuttle made business trip
to Marshall on the late Saturday
flyer.
Robl. Givler was visiting his peo-
pie here on the 4th, remaining for
vacation season.
DIR. Givler substituted for Presid-
ing Elder Cowgirl at Fairfax last
Wednesday, at quarterly meeting
service.
County Attorney Owens was on
hand Monday, to advise with the
commissioners during their regular
meeting.
Rev. C. S. Nook and wife are ex-
pecting Mr.. Mook's parents at the
rectory this week, together with his
sister and aunt.
Hunter Burgess came all the way
from Pittsburg the first of the week
to enjoy his vacation with his uncle,
N. V. R. Hunter.
Miss Helen Tompkins accompanied
Miss Conner to Albert Lea last Mon
day, where she will visit her grand
parents for a few weeks.
The county commissioners met the
first of the week for their regular
July session. Their proceedings
will be published next week.
County Attorney A. Stuart of
Window came up from Comfrey,
where he was orator of the day on
the 4th. on business mission.
A ball of prison binding Irvine
was lost between the city and Fred
Banker farm. Finder please leave
same at Farmers Elevator and re-
ceiye reward.
| B. K. Patterson and wife of Min
neapolis sojourned with their rela-
tives Of the Baldwin clan in this city
over the 4th. Mrs. Patterson has
been better known here as Cecille
Baldwin.
Geo. Wells, who has been doing
missionary work in Illinois for the
Cooper Gold realty organization,
bought farm on his own account
last week, in New Avon, formerly
owned by w. C. White.
Supt. Mosher wrote a friend in
this city recently that the Summer
school at Gaylord where he is en-
gagged has large enrolment, and
that there is a tremendous attend
ance of gnats and mosquitoes there
also.
At the special term of court last
week, the following named persons
received their final citizenship pa
pers: Carl M. LANCE of Delhi, Anton
Bierl Of New Avon, Ole Kristensen
Of Brookville, Halver Johnson of
Kintire and Frank Pospisil of Vesta.
Miss Elizebeth Conner entered up
on her midsummer vacation last
Monday, and will divide her time at
tending the library summer school
at Minneapolis and resting at her
home in Albert Lea, Library pa
irons think she has earned a good
time.
The trouble between w. R. Barnes
and Phile over the transfer of the
livery barn resulted in a knockout
for the latter last Saturday evening,
when Phile refused to get off the
premises upon the invitation of
Barnes. Phile brot an action for
assault and Barnes paid the fine.
R. A. Turrell and Miss Clarice and
cousin of ST. Paul, are visiting this
week at the Turrell and Bigham
homes in this city. Robert is on his
way to Spokane, and will be joined
at ST. Paul by Mrs. T., who stopped
over to visit her sister in Mankato.
The family will leave soon for Spo-
kane. where Robert has been assign
ed for engineering work under the
direction of the Great Northern,
with which corporation he has been
connected ever since his danarfIlre