The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-02-20
Mrs. Catherine Ruder is very low.

OeO. JOpilIl ID very SlSn Will piiCu-
monia.
Miss Mabel White is sick with
measles.
Mrs. Hendricksen of Wood Lake
visited Redwood Falls last Saturday
The M. B. A. had a banquet and
good time at their meeting last Fri
day evening
ST. Veronica's guild will meet on
Thursday afternoon of this week,
with Mrs. n. B. Andersen.
Mrs. Brewster of Granite Falls
visited the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Robt. Whyte of this city.
DR.. Lyman goes to the cities next
Friday. to attend a dental meeting.
He will not return until the 9th.
Mrs. |. N. Tonpkins has been
sufferingI from a tsevere attack of
neuralgia for several days past.
Henry Amberg accompanied a
shipmentsof live stock to the South
St. Paul market the fore part of last
week.
Mrs. K, E. Glassco went to Mime
apolis Monday as a delegate to
the grand lodge ef the Degree of
Honor.
Mr.land Mr.. F. A. -Japs are the
recipients of a live valentine, a
bouncing ten pound boy, who came
on the 18th.
Mrs. VIM. Baker returned here
last Tuesday, after spending the fall
and winter with relatives in Kansas
and elsewhere.
The degree of honor, A. O. U. W.,
gave reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
D. E. Knowlton on Wednesday even
ing of lastsweek.
Louis Baker and wife arrived from
Kansas the past week, on account of
the critical condition of Mrs. Pea
vey, Mrs. Bakers mother.
All ladies of the M. E. church and
congregation are requested to come
to the church parlor Friday morn
ing, prepared to sew all day.
S. G. Peterson attended the 'edi-
torial convention at ST. Paul last
Thursday and Friday. and renewed
acquaintance with the old gang.
The K. P. lodge installed several
new members on Tuesday evening of
last week, after which a supper was
served by caterer w. J. Smithers.
The warm spell of the past week
was attended with an unusual
amount of sickness. Measles and a
few cases of typhoid are under treat
ment by our local medics.
1t sounds little out Of season to
hear of spring threshing, but there
will be several jobs of that nature
in this locality if the stacks left over
from last fall are found worth
threshing,
Judge Evans of the probate court
has appointed Frank A. Martin guar
dian of the John Martin minor heirs.
Mr.. Martins bond as guardian was
fixed at $4,000 and was furnished
by the United States Fidelity &
Guaranty company, of Baltimore,
Md, thru their agent for this coun-
ty, l. N. Tompkins.
The Nolan entertainment last Fri
day evening gave pleasure for a
good-sized audience at the Presby-
terrain church. There have been so
many functions and entertainments
during the past week, however, that
the receipts were not sufficient to
leave any benefit for the managers
of the course.
Rev. R. F. Chambers and elder
Robert Stewart started for Omaha
last Monday. to attendT a notable
missionary rally, at which a number
of famous missionaries and evang-
elists and over thousand prominent
laymen and ministers are expected
to take part. The meeting is in
sympathy with the worldwide for
ward" movement for missions.
w. H. Gold left for Peoria, Ill.,,
and other Illinois and Iowa points,
last Monday. He was joined en-
route by Jacobsen of Madison and
Geo. WEIGH of Morton, all of the
party being full of missionary zeal
for enlisting the assistance of some
of the model farmers and stock men
of the middle west in the work of