The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-01-02

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visited friends in this city during
holiday week.
/ Mrs. j. P. Jones visited the family
of her son Earle and other Minneap-
oils relatives last week.
| D. E. Crimmins was in Wabasso
last Monday. opening up branch
of his land agency there.
G. w. Smith will act as agent for
the D. L. Crimmins agency while
travelling in Iowa and Illinois this
winter.
A Morton resident closed the pur-
chase of a 24O-acre farm near Wa
basso recently thru the Crimmins
agency.
Several registered shorthorn bulls,
and registered Poland China boars
of serviceable age for sale by VIM
Bros. 22-4t.
J. B. Robinson & Co. last week
sold the Caswell property on Second
street, recently vacated by the
Chinese laundry, to Frank R. Lob
dell for $500.
Miss Rachel O'Hara arrived in
this city Saturday, responding to an
urgent request for her as a trained
nurse for Miss Buechner, during
that lady's illness.
Farm for rent-two miles west of
Delhi, with good farm buildings and
800 acres Of land, all fenced and
cross fenced. Apply to c. F. Thomp-
son, Redwood Falls.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve supper at the home of
Mrs. John Clark, Thursday evening
tomorrow, from five to eight
o'clock. Everybody invited.
F. G. Kumm visited at Spring Val
ey last week. A reunion took place
on Xmas day.sat which five brothers
and two sisters were present, only
one brother, living in Dakota, being
absent.
THE GAZETTE of last week went
to press the night before Christmas
and consequently was unable to re-
port the Christmas tree exercises
of the various churches. There
were good programs and big
attendance at all of them.
The moonlight nights and mild
weather of last week were improved
by large number of young people
for skating on the lake. A consid-
cradle fall of snow on Sunday put
stop to that kind of fun and gave
everybody a chance for sleighride
who had cutter or the price to
hire one.
Prof. Gaumnitz of the st. Anthony
Park experiment school was in con-
sultation with representative farm
ers here last Saturday about a
farmers institute here sometime
within the next sixty days. The
GAZETTE will undoubtedly be able
to announce date for the same in
a few weeks.
j. A. Schmahl was in the city Fri
day afternoon and Saturday, in at
tendance on the Knight Templar
convocation, and handshaking with
friends. Julius was in the best of
health and spirits and is doing no
worrying over his future response
bilities as secretary of state. After
his official experience of the past
five years, it's a safe prophecy that
julius will.be secretary, and not a
fgure-head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Moon of Homer
were called upon to lay away at rest
their little girl, aged sixteen months,
last Friday. The little one was TAX
en- with painful and unusual affec-
ton of the throat and tonsils a shor t
4 time ago, which medicine was un-
able to alleviate. A surgical opera
tion was the:only hope of saving the
little ones life, and the parents
started with the little girl Wednes-
day for the nearest hospital, at New
Ulm. Theycase had progressed too
far for surgery to be of any avail
however, and the parents were so
informed. The little girl died the
following morning, and was laid
away in the Redwood cemetery on
Friday.
Prof. Gaumnitz, assistant superin.
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