The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-09

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MisssElla Lyss, who is at present
engaged in stenographic work in st
Paul. spent the holidays with hel
mother. Mrs. Henry Lyss.
Father Woods has been quite sub
stantially remembered by his parish
toner's during the holiday season
The two parishes of Franklin ano
Redwood Falls presented him with
$50 in cash and the Ladies' altar
society of this city presented a nice
rug for his library.
Morgan Messenger: Miss May
Knapp of Redwood Falls was the
guest of the w. w. and A. A. Car
lille families the fore part of the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cannon of Redwood Falls, arrived
Monday noon and spent New Years
day at the home of the latter's
brother, Geo. Goodell.
Henry Schleuder was called to
Albert Lea last week on account of
the death of sister, Mrs. H. Harm
of that city, who passed away Sun
day evening, Dec. Both, and was
buried at Albert Lea Wednesday
following. A sister and all of the
Schleuder brothers were able to
attend, except one brother who lives
on the Pacific coast.
That troubles are apt to come in
focks is suggested by the telegram
that came to Willie Schellkopf's
father last Wednesday, telling him
that Willie had developed a case of
diphtheria. Of course the boy will
get the best of care. but it would
seem that he : was hardly strong
enough to cope with such disease if
it should assume a malignant form.
Bartholomew Quigley, an old resi-
deut of Flora township, died recent
ly at the home of his son, aged IA
years. He had lived in Renville
county thirty weight years, and his
life record. is highly commended
by the Repville Star-Farmer, from
which we derive our information.
Mrs. j. A. McGetrick of this city
was a daughter Of Mr.. Quigley, and
with her husband and Mrs. Mar
garet McGetrick, sattended the fun
eral
Secretary Julius A. Schmahl, be-
fore assuming the duties of his office
at the capitol last Monday, an
nounced the appointment of Geo. A.
Correll of..Grand Meadow to be re-
cording. clerk. Mr.. Correll succeeds
John A.ESwanson, who goes into the
state auditors office as warrant
clerk in the place of w. A. Cowing,
resigned. This change means an
entirely new staff in the secretary's
office, except Miss Jennie M. Bixby,
stenographer, and C. A. Rose, docu-
ment clerk.
The Morgan Messenger gives the
details of the accidental poisoning of
the baby boy of Mrs. Lizzie Ko-
lishki, whoagot hold of some carbolic
acid and died from its effects on the
18th ult. The mother with her child
was at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schuman of
Three Lakes, and while assisting
her mother, her sister had occasion
to go into closet for a sack and
was followed by the little boy, who
with baby inquisitiveness, picked up
one of a number of bottles in the
closet and. drank out of it before
it was discovered that the bottle
contained carbolic acid. The mother
at once took the child to Morgan for
medical aid, but this was of no avail,
and the child Edied the following
evening.
The following newspaper report
of a gathering of Redwood county
people at Spokane will be of interest
here: Former residents of Redwood
comfy, Minnesota, to the number
of about forty. held reunion at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bowers
at 1923 First Avenue, Thursday
evening. The time was spent in
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