The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-09-04
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Mrs. j. B. johnson Of Grygla is at |
the home of her son j. A. to-day.
Miss M. Zimmerman has returned
from the cities with an attractive
line Of fall and winter hats ready for
appreciative patrons. 1t
Secretary Schmahl was at his
home here over Sunday, and is plan
ming vacation for himself and
family next week, to include lake
and rail trip to Winnipeg via Port
Arthur.
Mrs. Jennie Ferris of Mortified
visited with Mrs. ]. P. Jones, her
sister-in-law, in this city the past
week, and is preparing to join her
three sons who are located at North
Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. Horace Jones and two chill
dren accompanied her mother, Mrs.
Conner, to their Albert Lea home
last Monday noon, where Mrs. Jones
and the two youngsters will remain
for several weeks.
Two Redwood county citizens are
filling appointments on the state fair
force this week. Tom Dennistoun
of this city will be found in the de-
partment of privileges, and A. j.
Weldon Of Wabasso is doing duty as
one of the fair ground police.
Conductor Berkhimer, who has
been running out of Salt Lake City,
was recently promoted to a better
position out from Bingham juno
ton, Utah, and has removed with
his wife (Millie Birum Berkhimer)
to West Jordan, in that vicinity.
The reported Sunday lid on the
opening of the shooting season was
taken off very early in the day in
this vicinity, and hunters gathered
in large number of ducks. AS to-
the chickens, there was not much
doing, and few chicken hunters in
the field.
Peter Thompson Of Vesta, who
was called upon to lay away the
remains Of his wife in the Redwood
cemetery two months ago, last
Thursday laid beside her the little girl
born at that time. Rev. R. F. Cham
bers conducted funeral service at
the cemetery.
Mrs. Leubner and the two Misses
Leubner of Hector arrived here last
Thursday, and after considerable
house hunting succeeded in finding
a cottage on Fourth street where
they will reside during the coming
school year, Miss Lillian Leubner
teaching music and German in our
schools.
The only hunting accident report
ed here last Sunday happened to
Ross Byram of this city, who re-
ceived a single bird shot in his left
eye. The shot penetrated the lid
but DR.. Pease, after dressing the;
wound, was hopeful that no perm
anent injury to the young mans
sight would result. Asa precau-
tionary measure, he advised young
Byram to go to Mankatos with his
hunting companion, John Mead. to
Consult the eye specialist, DR.. James.
Francis E. Clark, the founder and
head Of the great Christian End eavor
movement, has written the story of
the inception and development of
this movement under the title of
Christian Endeavor in All Lands. It
is story full of human interest for
people Of all ages. and has been put
in convenient book form, profusely
illustrated. The book is sold by sub
scription, Miss Edna Westfall being
the local. agent. The work is as in
/ teresting as the best fiction, and will
undoubtedly have an immense sale.
Alex Jedlicka. former graduate
of Redwood Falls high school. is one
of our students who already is MAX
ing good in "a practical way. He
has been called to teach science in
the New Ulm schools at good sal
airy. and Mr.. Race informed the
writer last week that he secured
from his..instructors at the State U.
and from President Northrup him
self as fine set of testimonials as to
Mr.. Jedlicka's thoroughness and pro-
ficiency as he has seen for many a
\ day. Alex has number of friends
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