The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-05-15
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Maude Arnold Brown left last
week for a visit with her aunt in
Milbank. S. D.
Pierce, the Y. M. G. A. man, got
married recently. He was attend
ing to business here Monday.
Rev. Siegler of Stanton, Neb.,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Rev. j. I'll. Paustian, over Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Laidlaw and child
visited here the past week with VIM
Tiffany and wife, Mrs. Us parents.
The Ladies missionary society Of
the Presbyterian church will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. Fred Barnes
Mrs. C. C. Little was the repre-
sentative of Charity Chapter at the
state convention, Eastern Star, last
Thursday.
Miss Emma Lutz, who at one
time taught in the graded schools
here, was the guest of Miss Lar
kin last week.
Miss Eva Patterson Of Morgan.
and her friend. Mr.. Nobach of Man
kato, visited one day last week with
Miss Myrtle Cobleigh.
Mrs. M. S. Huntoon and children
left for their new home in South
Dakota Monday, where they will
join Mr.. Huntoon, who left some
time ago.
The German Lutherans will hold
church festivities and special servi-
ces on Sunday, June 2. An outdoor
religious service at the park, is
planned for the morning.
Miss Julia Discher left Sunday for
Bottineau, North Dakota. where she
will take charge of dress-making
parlor which is run in connection
with dry good store at that place.
The annual tax sale held Monday
at the auditors office was the light
est recorded in many years, about
125 descriptions being sold. This
speaks general prosperity for Red
wood county,
Forty or fifty were present Satur-
day night at the C. E. social at the
D. Mclean home. A good program
was given and the evening enjoyed
in social ways. Hot chocolate and
waters were served.
Messrs. Warner, Howard and Dol
lift left Monday to attend court now
in session at Olivia. The latter two
will attend to legal affairs, Mr..
Warner being called to assist the
Renville county clerk.
| Charlie Gilfllan, who has been
making tour of the world during
the last year and half, is back in
Redwood county looking after mat
tiers pertaining to the Gilfllan estate.
w. III. Forces family will occupy
the house recently vacated by Coun-
/ ty Treasurer johnson, giving posses
sion of the J. A. Schmahl house to
Mrs. Schmahl, who has for some
time been contemplating a return to
their comfortable home here, as
pleasanter than their abode at the
capital city.
Jaehning Bros. are building tin
shop on the rear of their store, so
to have the full length of the store
to display their stock. If any town
in the same class as Redwood Falls
can show up three hardware stores
with as good store-rooms and stocks
as this town can boast when this i'm
provement is completed, we should
like to be enlightened.
| G. E. Mckay drove over to Randi
yohi county last Friday to inspect
| the farm which he purchased from
| |. N. Tompkins last year. The Nc
Rays expect to give possession of
the house which they have occupied
for nearly twenty-five years to the
Tompkins family early in June, and
may remove from the city, but their
many old friends here are hoping
| otherwise.
| Edmund S. Westfall and Mrs.
| Westfall went to Gaylord last Sun
day morning, where Mrs. Westfall
will visit with Mrs. Maurer, her
daughter, for a season. Edmund
! intended to go on to Minneapolis in
a day or two. to take up the work
| assigned to him in the general office
of the Minnesota Central Telephone
| Co. Before his departure Edmund