The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-07-03

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J..D. Jackson and wife are putting
in couple Of weeks at Minneapolis.
DIR. and Mrs. Goslee of Wabasso
drove over to the county seat last
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. HI. j. Henze are ex-
pected here by their friends to-
morrow.
Jesse Oehler of Wells visited
friends in this city last Friday and
Saturday.
Edgar Race of Minneapolis is Wis
ting his relatives and former school
mates in this city.
Albert Trust came home last Sat
urday and enjoyed the comforts of
home over Sunday.
A quartet of Echo citizens, headed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy, dined at
the Kahler last Saturday.
Mrs. C. D. Gilfllan, accompanied
by two st. Paul ladies, took dinner
at the Kahler last Friday.
Miss Cora Carl of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting with Miss
Alice Barnes for two weeks, left for
her home Monday.
Mrs. A. C. Dolliff and son Roger
are visiting Mrs. Dollif's brother at
Decatur Ind, and will be away a
for several weeks.
Squire E. O. Chapman and wife
returned last Friday from a visit
with friends at Warsaw and other
points in this state.
Miss Florence Robinson took the
ST. Louis train east last Friday for
a visit with the family of her brother
Howard at Clearwater, this state.
Mrs. G. R. Hall, mother of Mrs.
F. B. Cowgirl, went to Waseca Sun
day to spend short time before re-
turning to her home at Plainview.
Miss Ella Seebeck of the First
National Bank is taking her mid
summer vacation, and accompanied
by her sister Carrie, will go to Man.
kato today.
Editor Lokensgard of the Madison
Guard was in this city last Friday
accompanied by his wife and child,
on his way to visit friends at Revere.
We acknowledge fraternal call.
Henry Soltau of Duluth, accom-
panied by his sister, Mrs. Jos. Sau-
try and children, of the same city.
visited their uncle and cousins at
the Seebeck home in Homer during
the past few days.
The county fair organizatipaf meet
ing advertised for tomorrow has
been declared off on account of the
fourth. The appointment was made
without considering the date and its
ordinary entanglements.
c. S. Neufert will begin his vaca-
ton lay-off tomorrow, whenshe in
tends to start for Chicago to join
MRS. Neufert. Harold Aune will
probably accompany him as far as
Madison, Wis, where. he will drop
off to- visit with relatives.
I'D. S. Towle of New Avon captured
three prizes at the Wabasso market
day competition one as the oldest
settler present, one for bringing in
the largest number of eggs, and the
third going to Mr.. and Mrs. Towle
as the married couple longest in the
matrimonial harness.
Mrs. John Palmer and Mrs. Holm,
wife of DIR. Holm of Wells. were up
from that city last Friday to witness
the Little Tycoon. They are friends
of Miss Newsalt and greatly enjoyed
her success. Mrs. Palmer returned
before all of her old friends here
had a chance to pay their respects.
The Misses Ella Anderson, Edith
Burmeister, Mabel Brown, Ellen Ly-
man. Maud Little and Mildred Aiken,
with Miss Givler, trainer in eloeution,
and Miss Sadie Johnson, went to
Clarified last Friday to take part
in a w. C. T. U. literary contest for:
a silver medal. Miss Lyman was the
winner of the medal, and the, other
competing Redwood girls were high
ly complimented and applauded for
their efforts. The party speak well
of the hospitality of the Clarkfeld
people.
Morton Enterprise: On June 9th
was celebrated the golden wedding
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