The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-08-14

Miss Pearl Evans visited friends
I at Morgan over Sunday.
Miss Agnes Lamberton returned
from visit to st. Peter relatives
last Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Bunce started last Sat
urday noon on the return journey
to her home at Woonsocket.
Mrs. T. D. Barber of Vesta has
been visiting here with her daughter,
Mrs. A. E. Athey, the past week.
Miss Yackel Of Lamberton was up
last Saturday and Sunday to see her
parents before their departure for
South Dakota.
D. L.. Crimmins and H. ]. Led
better Of this city were at Lake
Crystal last Saturday on real
estate mission.
Mrs, VIM. Marvin and child were
passengers over the Northwestern
southbound last Sunday, for a visit
with relatives.
There are three young ladies run
ming very close in the Most popu-
lar" race at the and 10 cent store,
each having about 500 votes.
Vesta Censor: Allen and Ethel
Frazier, Of Redwood Falls, were
guests at the Nick Engel and Henry
Terhell homes, west of town, the lat
ter part of the week.
Cashier w. B. Harwood of the
State Bank Of Walnut Grove recent
" sold his farm adjoining that city
at about the highest price per acre
paid for farm property in this coun-
ty for years $4,000 for IT'S acres.
With every three packages Of
jellycon purchased at j. M. Dun
nington's you will receive one hand
some silver aluminium jelly mold
free of charge. These molds. come
six in a set. Keep on purchasing
until you have complete set. 1t.
The Redwood Falls creamery has
now passed the 100 mark in patrons,
and for the midsummer month of
July paid out S2,565.66 for 11,285a
pounds of butter fat at an average
of % cents per pound. The cream
cry now has los patrons. and some
of them are drawing out neat
bunch Of money every month for
butter fat.
Ex-senator Somerville and w. An
derson the latter of Springfield
were at Winnipeg last week, on
business connected with line of
elevators running from Winnipeg in
which they are interested. They re-
ported that prospects were good for
about three-fourths of an average
crop, unless injured by premature
frost. The late spring has had
depressing effect on business at Win
nipeg, and it is nov much easier to
buy real estate in that part Of the
world than to sell it.
Progress is being made every day
in the matter of street cleaning and
lot improvements, and the worst of
the eyesores in the way Of weedy
wildernesses inside the city are dis
appearing, thanks to the efficiency
of c. D. Thompson and his assist
ants. to whom the work was as
signed by Mr.. Hitchcock's COM
mittee. Our citizens are not likely
to let the good work drop this sum-
mer, for we hope that a feasible
plan for permanent organization
from year to year will be adopted.
J News was received by Mrs. Helen
Robinson last week that Curt Aid
rich, a former resident of this city.
for many years, passed away last
Thursday at his home in Chatfeld,
this state, from the effects of can
cerous affection. The disease did
not manifest itself seriously until
about three months ago, when the
family availed themselves Of expert
treatment at the famous Mayo hos
pital at Rochester. but too late to
long defer the inevitable end. Mr..
Aldrich was past sixty years of age
and left his widow and adopted
daughter only. in comparatively in
dependent circumstances. The lat
ter, who is graduate of Redwood
Falls high school Miss Melissa Per-
sons lives with Mrs. Aldrich and
has dressmaking establishment at
Ghatfnld