The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-20
THE CITY

Little Floyd Grapp is recovering
from severe attack of fever.
big Hearted jim" was seen and
appreciated by a fair sized audience.
Mrs. o. C. Oleson of Chicago was
a visitor at Mrs. Schlldknecht' over
Sunday.
Miss Julia Keltson of Morton Wis
tied with Miss Turritin of this city
the past week.
Misses Hawkinson and Larkin of
the city schools visited the Sleepy
Eye schools last Monday.
Mrs. H. Kessey of Duluth, niece
of Mrs. Francois, is here with her
son on visit to the latter.
Rev. z. G. Nicholson is due here
from his vacation trip to Jamestown
and New York the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Tyson enter
tanned number Of invited guests
at their home last Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Turritin of the Rural Tele-
phone Co. visited friends at Mankato
and St, Paul the latter part of last
week.
Please remember the New Eng
land dinner in the Methodist church
basement Friday evening. Price rs
cents.
S. H. Bell has removed his restau-
rant from the Mead building to the
store next door east of Dunning-
toms grocery.
Mrs. Krasein of Waseca is visiting
her granddaughter in this city
-Mesdames Henry and John Kuck
and HI. w. Hillman.
DR.. Boyd has vacated his office on
Mill street and can hereafter he
found at his new office at home
when not otherwise engaged.
The Chas. Kenney cottage on Mill
street was sold the past week to c..
w. Peck, who is getting possession
of a number of Redwood Falls
houses.
Mrs. G. w. Ellis returned home
from Sherman Monday, accompanied
by her sister. Miss Otterson, who
recently arrived here from North
Dakota, where she has taken a
homestead.
The Saint Anthony Park state
school is sending out printed matter
for farmers and farmers boys who
wish to take the special short courses
and lectures at the school, COM
mencing Jan. 21st. Those interested
should send for circulars.
Admiral Carkhuff had his fleet
safely locked in the basement of the
Mead building the first of this week,
the Simplex and Alice sailing up
Minnesota street under full head of
steam, the steam and motive power
being furnished by big traction
engine.
w. w. Horn and wife of Wilmot.
S. D., visited with their relatives in
this city the past week, leaving here
on Monday for a western tour.
Grand Junction, Col, being their
first stopping point. Another of the
Horn brothers lives at the last
named town.
The big ditcher south of town
broke the Sabbath last Sunday for
the first time since the outfit has
been at work. The day and night
crews keep the wheels running al
most continuously, as the contract
ors want to take no chances on
getting through next month.
Mrs. Helen Robinson has just re-
turned from three weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Child of Wabas-
SO. Mr.. Child had his household
goods shipped to Wabasha on Tues
day last. as he has a position as fore
man in printing office there and
expects to make it his future home. |
The high school football squad are
preparing for a return match with
the Springfield boys next Saturday.
The Springfield representatives are
considerably heavier than the Red
woods, but the two schools are
pretty evenly matched otherwise.
The match ought to be an interest
Ing one.