The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-06-26

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city at Luscher's drug store. 47-2t.
st. Veronica's guild will meet with
Mrs. MARITIME next Thursday after
noon.
Samuel Maurer. cashier in one
of the Gaylord banks, was in the
| city Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. G. A.. Neufert departed last
Friday for Chicago and other East
Tern points, for a few weeks vacation.
Attorney Somerville was up from
Sleepy Eye last Friday before the
ditch meeting, in the interest Of the
Gillian farms.
Edmond Westfall left for Mime
apolis last Sunday to resume his
duties with the Minnesota Central
Telephone company.
N. v. R. Hunter will substitute a
second time in the register Of deeds
office, while Mr.. Goethe is revisiting
his family in New Mexico.
Horace Jones fitted mp an acquar-
| ium in the window Of his place last
week, where number of pickerel
were confined and exhibited.
Sheriff Schueller reported a good
auction sale at Morgan last Thurs
day, and says market day turned
out we'll for Morgan merchants.
Arthur Korphage and bride Of st.
Paul, who have been visiting with
the Lechner family, northwest of
this city. returned home yesterday.
All Odd Fellows are invited to
meet at the hall next Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, to march to the
memorial service at the Christian
church.
H. L. Hayden of Madison and Mrs.
Chas. Leavens of st. James called at
the Oliver Leavens home in this city
one day last week, on their way from
St. James to Madison.
DR.. VIM. Corpron has gone to
Washington to take his medical ex-
animation preliminary to engaging
in the practice Of his profession at
some point in that state.
A barn on the farm in Paxton
owned by Jos. Fischer was struck by
lightning during the storm last Sat-
urday evening and destroyed. The
animals in the building were saved.
Frank Jaehn's crew of masons was
at work on the basement of the new
Palace block between showers the
past week, and weather permitting,
will begin brick laying in few days.
Mrs. F. Bauermeister, formerly of
Clements and now Of Carver, where
her husband has a responsible posi-
ton in one of the big brick concerns
Of that town, visited with the j. A.
johnson family last week. 49,
The windows of Pease's hardware
store were centers of attraction for
a day or two last week. The only
living royal bengal cat in captivity,
the principal exhibit in Ray Tenney's
circus window, took d sneak. at the
end OF the f1rst day. 49, 9.ssj1.
H. G. Purinton, who used, to live
on farm a short distance south of
this city, writes The GAZETTE from
tAlment, Pa, that. he does not like
the latter location and is going back
toVirginia as soon as he can bring
it about, as the latter country suits
him the best Of any place he has yet
found.
Ralph Kumm, Herb. Lauterbach
and Banks Mortimer reported from
Spokane last week. They had met
several former Redwoodites and
were on their way to COlfax to be-
gin work when last heard from.
They paid Otto Dornberg a visit at
Garfield on their way to the latter
place.
R. NJ. Davis of this city started
for Weston, Oregon, last Saturday.
Mr.. Davis had the ill luck to run
into long spell of sickness here last
winter and early spring, and we
hope that luck will turn for him as
he goes toward the setting sun.
Mrs. Davis will join him as soon as
he finds permanent location to his
liking.
The proposition to form a joint
stock cemetery company in this city
Lis taking shape to the extent of the