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

MISS Ella DyTuu VI NOItH AtSu-
wood Twas. a Redwood Falls visitor
last week.
Miss Agnes Hitchcock will return
ito her school work at Minneapolis
! tomorrow.
[ Miss Milla Rowell of Brainerd
spen. the holiday vacation with her
mother. in this city.
Miss Angelina Badger of Mankato
is visiting Helen Everett and other
school. faiends in this city.
Tom Finn came up from the Rush
Medical at Chicago early last week,
to put in his vacation at home.
Jos. Hajek, formerly employed at
the Smithers bakery, was over from
Marshall the other day.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Heath and
Miss Rachel O'Hara Of Minneapolis
spent Christmas with relatives in
this city.
The Misses Dean and Vean Bald
win went last Thursday to Sleepy
Eye, where. theyiwere the guests Of
Miss Fern Griffith.
H. Winter went to Browns Val
ley, Mimi, early last week, on
account of the serious illness of
grandson living there.
George w. Smith expects to leave
this week for Iowa, where he will
spend some time visiting with rela-
tives and friends in that state.
VIM. Grady, who has been en-
ployed in the freight depots at
Waterloo, Iowa, is spending few
weeks with his parents in Sheridan.
Presiding Elder F. B. Cowgirl left
this city Monday noon for Luverne,
where he had been engaged to de-
liver a course of seven lectures at
the Methodist church in that city.
The Morton Enterprise reports
that Attorney w. w. MCGOWAN of
that town is rapidly recovering from
his recent illness, reference to which
was made in this paper two weeks
ago.
Mrs. VIM. Lindeman and daugh-
ter of New Avon. and Miss lydia
Hauptli returned home from a trip
to Minneapolis last Friday, where
Miss Lindeman received treatment
for her eyes.
Fred. Thompson came up from
Essig for his Chaistmas dinner at
home. returning by the evening
train. Fred. is acting as relief agent,
and will work at various stations
in that capacity.
Rev. Satterlee and wife of Rem
vile drove over from that place last
Friday afternoon, the former to be
present at the annual inspection of
Redwood commandery, and the lat
ter to spend the evening in this city.
The remains Of the late Thos. j.
Sloan arrivedsat Seaforth on New
Years day.. and. the funeral is ap-
pointed for 10 a. m. today. The
funeral cortege will pass thru this
city on the way to the cemetery
early in the afternoon.
j. S. Baker and wife of this city
were saddened last week by a mes
sage announcing the death Of their
granddaughter, Elma Olnsted, which
occurred at Dawson on Christmas
Day. The little girl was ten years
old, and has visited her grandpar-
ents here.
Miss Anna Buechner was danger
ously i'll the past week, and her con-
dition was considered so critical that
her brother at Minneapolis and Mrs.
n. Buechner. VINO mas been visiting
in Illinois, were summoned by tele-
graph. Later bulletins report her
slightly improved.
The GAZETTE is always glad to
get word from people entertaining
out of town guests or going visiting
out of this city, either by phone or
mail. Don't have any mistaken
modesty about this. You are simply
helping to keep people informed as to
what is going on in social life in
Redwood Falls.
The attendance at the Dixie
jubilee concert was the largest ever
realized by the library course man
ayers, with the single exception of
the first Chicagosglee club concert,
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