The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-04-29

FasJurage Tor cows and young
stock. Apply to Mrs. Mary A. Shaw
err. city. 1885,.
w. G. Weldon of Wabasso was at
court last week, getting few prac-
tical pointers on the work of clerk
of court.
Some of the warm ones who husk-
ed their fannels last week repented
when the cold wave came down from
the northwest Saturday and Sunday.
Lawn mowers sharpened, so to SO
cents. reasonable rates for repairing.
Also second hand mowers for sale.
Geo. WEIGH, at JOS. Muehlbauer's
shop. 38-4t.
Cattle to pasture Prices, year
llngs SO cents. 2 year olds Is cents
per month. Call on or phone 255,
Martin Lohrenz, Redwood Falls.
Mrs. E. w. Fedderly of Paxton
was summoned to St. Paul last Mon
day, on account of the severe illness
OF her father, Capt. w. P. Dunning-
ton. The latter had an attack last
winter which somewhat alarmed his
family and friends, but we were in
formed last week that the captain
was thought to be much better and
no longer in danger, which made
the summons last Monday the more
unexpected.
Barker, the WelI-known travelling
salesman OF the American Type
Foundry Co., is putting in a good
word for the Vesta hospital as he
goes his rounds. Mrs. Barker has
been under treatment at DR.. Gray's
institution and her husband insists
that the latter. is a remarkably
skillful as we'll as conscientious sur
geon, working at the operating
Cable.for two hours and a half to
save the life of his patient. Mrs.
Barker is now on the road to re-
covery.
Death had busy week in Swedes
Forest township last week, the death
of B. Monsoon being followed in
quick succession by the passing away
of Mrs. Nils Hanson on Tuesday and
Fling r. Crying on Thursday. Mrs.
Hanson was resident of Swedes
Forest township since 1872, and was
the mother Of Mrs. Ole Nelson, Mrs.
C. Knutson, Mrs G.. f. Rain and
Ole, George and Hans Hanson, most
of whom are known in this city.
Mrs. Hanson was SO years old and
Mr.. Crying So, both being natives
of Norway.
Morton Enterprise: Mr.. and Mrs.
E. N. Swan were agreeably surpris-
ed last Tuesday evening by an as
semblage of town people who in
formed the worthy couple, as it was
the thirtieth anniversary of their
marriage the party had come in a
humble way TO pay their respects.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan were deeply
moved by the courtesy of the citi-
zens but soon turned the gathering
into joyous meeting. Mrs. Swan
was presented with a costly cut
glass dish as token of remembrance
of the occasion.
The Blue Earth county tuberculosis
Exhibition will be held at Mankato
May 1916. The committee has been
made up so far of DR.. J. A. Hiel-
scher, chairman, DIR. J. w. Andrews,
DR.. A. O. Bjelland, DR.. T. ]. Schless-
man. DIR. George R. Carran, DR.. C.
I. Kelly. Secy. DIR. J. w. Andrews
is chairman OF the subcommittee on
advertising and publicity. The ex-
hibit will be held in store on the
main street. The Minnesota Valley
Medical Society has altered the date
of its regular quarterly meeting to
tall within the exhibition week and
will meet at Mankato May II. The
speakers at Mankato will be DIR. II.
M. Bracken May IL, H. A. Tomlinson
May l3, Mrs. George H. Christian
May IA and DR.. M. A. Reynolds May
Is.
A good representation of the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs of this city
and vicinity attended the M. E.
church last Sunday morning and
listened to a splendid service. The