The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-09-25
Attorney Fraser of Rochester had
business at the conrt house last Fri

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day.
The travelling library study course
on Germany, for the women's club,
has arrived at the library rooms.
Mrs. Willfred of Zion City, Ills,
mother of Mrs. Chas. Lentz of the
Big store, is visiting her daughter
family.
Misses Lillian and Matilda Jensen
left this city last Monday noon, to
begin their studies at Mankato Nor
NAL school.
Good improved 120 acre farm for
rent, A miles west from Vesta. APP
ply to or address Mrs. Annie Ter
hell. Redwood Falls. GA.
D. w. Feddyment and family are
removing to Hennepin county, Mr..
Feddyment having purchased a farm
near Osseo in that county.
Attorney L. G. Davis of Sleepy
Eye appeared for some of the par
ties interested in the judicial ditch.
before Judge Olsen last Friday.
Remmeber the Christian church
basement rest rooms, open to all
ladies during the fair. Dinners and
suppers served every day, at 25
cents.
J. B. Jensen and wife Of San
Bernardino, CAL. arrived here last
Saturday to visit for several weeks
at the home of their parents, Hans
j ensen and wife.
The telephone system at ST. Peter
was put out of business last We'd
nesday by bolt of lightning which
destroyed the switchboard. involving
loss of nearly $4,000.
Urn Bergen and family, who have
been putting in several months with
father and mother Whittet. west of
this city. return to their California
home at Long Beach this week.
Mrs. DIR. Cowgirl is attending the
M. E. conference at Marshall this
week, and T. D. Lyman is also rep
resenting the, Redwood church as
delegate, with Mrs. A. E. King as
alternate.
Miss Conner librarian, will go to
St. Paul today, to attend the annual
meeting of the state librarians as
ISOLATION. Miss Rose Hunter will
look after the library patrons during
Miss Conner s.absence.
The Presbyterian church was
closed last Sunday to allow the dec
orators to repair and repaint the
interior. It1isi:thought that the
auditoriumlwill.b again ready for
occupancy. by next Sunday.
B. Southwick, whose serious i'll
ness was chronicled last week, now
appears tosbesmaking a hopeful re-
coverv, and..was up and around last
Monday. His son from Dakota re-
turned homeFyesterday, with his
wife.
The express wagon coasting on
the cement..walks in certain sections
of town.iis akrank nuisance, and
gives rise to some inquiries why the
ordinance against tits not enforced.
One or twos.arrests..would probably
put stop'to it.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued lately for the benefit of VIM.
B. Cheshire::andsJ Jennie E. Daley of
Walnut. Grove. Fred. Aufderheide
and Minnie.Hinz and VIM. Fennern
and Hattie Ristow, all of the vicin-
ity of Clements.
John McIlreavie, whose removal
to Springfieldl.hospital was noted
several weeks ago, was brought
home last Iweek by his son. Mr..
McIlreavie wanted to come home
and Instantly thought he was not
doing any better at the hospital
than he did at.home.
The ladiessof..the w. R. C. met at
Geo. Buxton'sron Tuesday of last
week, to.give themagood-by greet
ings before their departure for the
west. Mr.ssand Mrs.saBuxton will be
greatly missed in Odd Fellowship
circles as well as by the members Of
G. A. R. and Relief corps. They
will visit stheir son and family at
Milbank, SID, before proceeding
to Kamiah, Idaho, where Charles
Buxton has7found what he thinks is
pretty nearly an ideal home. 1t
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