The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-07-24
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

GOWAA yOO1l floltCQ Will iliS pal
ents in this city the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F, Pick Of Co.
lumbus, Wis, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. T. H. Inglis and
family.
0. M. Aune and two children of
Dawson visited at the home of his
brother in this city the first of the
week.
At the secondhand store: Bed
room suits, extension table, kitchen
table, kitchen cabinet, couches, dish
es, rockers, etc. 49-2t.
Do you intend to attend business
college? If so enroll with the Man.
kato commercial college Sept. Sd
and get free tuition.
Binder, gang pillow, (nearly new
wide-tire wagon, platform buggy,
24foot drag, (nearly new work har-
ness and numerous other articles,
all in good repair, for sale on the
Clarence King farm. 50-3t
Fred. Theiring arrived home from
Waseca for vacation of a week or
two. Fred. is brakeman on the c..
& N. w. between Waseca and Tracy
and reports freight trafice very
heavy between Waseca and Pierre,
S. D.
Mrs. J. Walters of Worcerter,
Ohio, has been visiting the past
week with Mrs. Lawrence King, her
sister, in Delhi. Mrs. Walters was
delivery clerk at the postofice in
this city several years ago, when she
was Miss Ray.
Reports from DesLacs, N. D., are
to the effect that Murray Warner
and Mr.. Pike have both sold their
extensive land interests there, Mr..
Warner re-buying smaller tract in
the same vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pike have gone to Canada to take
a claim. A hail storm visited Des
Dacs last week, iujuring the crops
to a great extent.
Miss Ellen Wederath of Sherman,
one of the frst-class teachers of the
county, who has been attending
summer school at Mankato, has gone
the way of many other good school
ma'ams. Last week she became the
bride of H. Rust of Worthington,
the marriage taking place at the
Baptist church in Mankato, Rev.
Irving Darnell of Worthington Off
ciating. The bride is the daughter
of Geo. Wederath of Sherman town.
ship.
Ivanhoe Times: L. P. johnson
shot a golden eagle Monday after
noon about two miles south of town,
bringing it down with a 22-caliber
rifle at distance of about 500 yards.
The golden eagle is a large and
powerful bird inhabiting Europe,
Asia and North America. 1t is so
called from the brownish-yellow tips
of the feathers on the neck. The
measurement.of this bird was six
feet and nine.inches from tip to tip
of wings. 1t was sent to New Ulm
Tuesday to be mounted.
The unionFdepot officials at Man.
kato received official notice last
week of reduction in passenger
fares between Mankato and large
points on the Omaha and Chicago &
Northwestern roads to the two cents
a mile basis. The new fares went
into effect Friday,s July 10, and will
be as follows: To Des Moines, 81.
p; Council Bluffs, $500, Omaha,
$5.85; st. Joseph, $3.50; Atchison.
$685.; Leavenworth, $685.; Kansas
City, S9.15; Chicago, SS.75; Mil
waukee, S8.75. The present rate to
Omaha is $8.15; Kansas City, $9.15;
Chicago, $11.85; Milwaukee, 5000.
The county commissioners secured
bargain by the purchase of the
Adam Alexander place for poor
farm. 1t will make homelike place,
situated as it is among the trees
bordering the Ramsey, and as the
Alexanders had made quite a start
in the way of fruit trees and i'm
provements of that nature, the place
will be more desirable than start
on the bare prairie. The present
tenant will remain in possession un-
til October, and the county will not
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