The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-08-07

at the l. N. TOmpklnS home last
Sunday.
Smithers' mammoth rye loaf has
attracted attention to his window the
past week.
A good attendance at the show to-
morrow will help out the X. p.
building fund.
Miss Margery Dornberg is visiting
relatives at st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis this week.
N. P. Larson and wife of Lucan
visited with the j. Albert johnson
family yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Baker, who has been
visiting with her daughter at New
Ulm, returned here last Wednesday.
II. M. Aune goes to Chicago this
week on matters connected with the
purchasing end of the clothing bust
ness.
St. Veronica's guild will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Nor
timer, at her home on Wyoming
street.
Mrs. Johnson, who has been a
guest Of the Banks Mortimer house
hold recently, returned to her home
in Spring Valley last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis returned to
their home in St. Paul few days
ago, after weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. M. E. Curtis.
DIR. Henze and wife are camping
at a Northern Minnesota lakeside,
having gone there from the recent
dental convention at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Chas. Hanson and Mrs. Jacobs
of Walnut Grove were visiting in this
city the last week with Mrs. Han
sons daughter and other friends.
Reliable young man can get an
opportunity to go to North Yakima
with load of goods, transportation
free, on application to DIR. Corpron.
Over 200 votes have been cast for
the popular young ladies of Red
wood. Watch the 5 and 10 cent
store window for results Saturday
next.
Editor Eaton aud wife of Morgan,
with their sister Gwen Eaton, were
guests at R. S. Benham' S last Friday
evening, having come up to attend
the Newsalt recital.
Supt. Bebermeyer informs us that
SWedes Forest furnished more can
didates this year for teachers Ii
censes than any other township in
the county. That little township
has always been in the front rank,
educationally and otherwise.
Sleepy Eye Herald: Engineer
Ralph Yates, who has been on the
Mankato Junction-New Ulm stub
run until that run was taken off
some two weeks ago, will be here
next week to take the Redwood
branch run, now in charge of Engin-
eer C. D. Craik.
The picnic given for the Presby-
terian Sunday school in Titles
pasture last week was favored with
the best of weather and the ladies
spread a splendid lunch from the
contents Of the baskets brought.
Which means that the youngsters
had a good time.
Word came here last week that
Mrs. Frank L. Peterson, formerly of
this city, is thought to be hopeless
invalid since the recent return of
the family from the Pacific coast.
They are now residents of Minneapo-
lis, where Mr.. Peterson is engaged
in the saloon business.
Geo. Paquin bought out the Gran
tie Block barber shop from More
Rowley last Monday. The latter will
go to Carlyle to see his father, and
may pick out a business location in
South Dakota. Mr.. Paquin intends
to keep the Granite block shop up to
high grade in all respects.
A general meeting of the county
fair committees was held last eve
ming, to hear reports and get ready
for issuing announcements of special
features for the fair. In the amuse-
ment line it is expected that con-
tracts will be closed with the cele.
brated Beckett family, an organiza.
ton of trapeze and speciality artists
that have made reputation at the
| White City at Chicago and other
large cities and promise to be worthy