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

1 ALtOEu6y OW6lS WAS accompanied
by Mrs. Owens from Walnut Grove
Monday. coming to the county seat.
| Good dwelling house in Delhi,
with two lots, and outbuildings, for
sale at bargain. Apply to Duncan
McC orquodale. 1927.
Mrs. F. NJ. Isham is again at home,
after a visit Of some, length in the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Alex
Williams of Minneapolis.
j. B. johnson of Marshall county,
who is planning to take up residence
in this county again, is visiting his
son ]. Albert in this city.
Miss Seebeck, Of the First Nation
al bank, went to Minneapolis last
| Sunday to visit her brother, who is
recovering from an operation for
appendicitis.
Attorneys Korns and Johnson and
N. j. Robinson of Tracy have bust
ness before Judge Olsen at this
term, and were on hand the first Of
the week.
Attorneys Brown and Abbott, the
well known Winona firm, are in the
city to defend the Northwestern
Railroad corporation in the personal
injury suit brought by Horace l..
Harmon.
Drs. H. M. Workman of Tracy and
D. L. Cummins of Waseca were in
this city yesterday, and we under
stood that they had been summoned
as witnesses in the Harmon personal
injury suit.
1t is reported that an injunction
is likely to be filed against the town
of Redwood Falls in connection with
the opening of the big ditch in
that township. The papers are not
yet served.
A play in which sensation, merri-
ment and pathos are delightfully."-
blended is 'Hooligan in New York"
which will entertain the patrons of
Redwood Falls Friday, Nov. 22d.
Tickets, Is. 35 and so cents.
j. w. Fraser, who went to West
Virginia three weeks ago, was taken
sick the first of last week and took
the first train home to his family in
this city. His condition has some
what improved since his return.
County Attorney Murray of Rem
vile county clapped the lid on three
Morton saloon keepers last week for
violating the law in regard to Sun
day closing. All three plead guilty
and were fined.
While engaged in swinging the
launches in the boat house out of the
water for the winter one day last
week, the workmen had a misffap,
the building being pulled off it's
foundations so that the west end is
now dipping into the lake. The
launches were extricated without
damage.
Mrs. John Vail, the winner Of the
Laurel range at the recent Pease
drawing, invited in a company of
her lady neighbors and friends last
Wednesday afternoon to 4 o'clock
coffee. There was not only coffee
for all corners, but no one can tell
the number of hot biscuits taken
from the capacious oven of that
range during the hostilities, with
other good things on the side.
Mr.. Stensvad, the creamery man,
started two new creamery routes
this week, which looks encouraging.
Although the farmers in this vicin-
ity have not largely prepared for
winter dairying, with plenty of hay
and good prices for cream they are
likely to find out that it is mighty
convenient to be getting an income
from the cows during the winter
months. The slump in prices two
weeks ago was only for few days.
There will be no low priced butter
this winter.
Supt. Bebermeyer has been i'm
proving the pleasant November
weather visiting schools. Last week
he says he was pleased to find the
old desks in the Flom district,
Swedes Forest, replaced with new
single desks, and in the McGregor
district the desks have been greatly
improved in appearance by repaint-
ing. Supt. Bebermeyer also visited |
the Belview schools, and was par