The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-09-23

DLGlHIias Is Vi lHTG0 Ldk6S-W1ll
make their home on the w. P.
Davidson farm. formerly rented by
Fred. Buerger, according to the
Morgan Messenger.
Fairfax Standard: G. A. Rieke
left today. Thursday, for Belview,
where he is making the preliminary
arrangements preparatory to erect
ing a bridge across the Minnesota
river near that place.
Perhaps Inc only person to market
homegrown grapes in sMorton is
Mrs. George Lathrop- Of Beaver
Falls. says the Morton Enterprise.
| A fine vineyard, bearing a good
crop is the result of three years
work. and demonstrates what care
and patience will do with fruit in
| the Minnesota valley.
Franklin Tribune: Secretary
Schmahl's Democratic opponent is a
nice man named Lamb, who is sac
rificing himself for the good cause.
After election it will be proper to
inquire after the manner of a ven
cradle Roman: Upon what mutton
hath our Caesar fed that he hath
grown SO fat?" reports last week
Franklin Tribune.
Madison Press: There was one
feature of Tuesdays primaries
which again emphasizes the hum
buggery of the whole primary sys-
tenn, and that was the voting of
men who are and always have been
Democrats. These men would new
er have dreamed of going into a
Republican convention and yet that
is just what the election of Tuesday
was. There was no Democratic
ticket in the field.
Morton Enterprise: Fire dam
aged the railway bridge across Sui
phur Lake on Tuesday afternoon
and delayed the west bound pas
senger and east bound freight trains
several hours. The fire was caused
from a passing freight engine and
the loss would have been at least
$4,000 and probable danger of loss
of life if it had not been for the
timely notification by Mrs. M. A.
Donlon.
DR.. W. w. Folwell and nurse re-
turned to Minneapolis Friday last. /
The ex-university Prexy has now
almost completely recovered from
the injuries he sustained in the auto
accident of several weeks ago. DR..
Folwel's unfailing optimism stood
him well in hand and often he
Joshed with his physician on the
irony of fate, which permitted him
to go thru four years of the civil
war, only to have an almost Emi-
raculous escape from death in an
auto accident, years afterwards
Franklin Tribune.
In Renville county at the recent
primaries, both of the present mem
bers of the legislature were re-nom-
mated = Holmberg and Dalzell.
Treasurer Griffith was also renomi-
mated by about lit majority. Judge
Gage by over 100 majority, and
Supt. Schaefer by 564 majority. At
one time it looked like Erickson for
superintendent, but the sentiment
IN favor of second term won out
for Schaefer, who will now have to
try conclusions with Miss Pettis, the
Democratic nominee. Frank Hop
kins of Fairfax lost out for county
attorney by 1877 to Frank Murray.
At the Catholic church Tuesday
morning at 1870 O'Clock was
solemnized the marriage of Miss
Julia Macho to Wenzel Reitter.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. FIR. Funke. After the cere-
mony reception was rendered the
bridal party and large number of
invited guests at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Macho of Sherman township. The
newly married couple are we'll
known in Morgan and vicinity and
have a host of friends who extend
to them best wishes for a happy and
future. They will make
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