The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-03-25
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Emory Mason was in this city ov-
er Sunday.
Give Aiken was at Minneapolis
last Thursday and Friday.
School benefit Friday and Satur-
day, March 9th and 28th.
J. N. Neale of Waterbury was up
to the county seat last Saturday.
A. J. Simpson visited his wife and
son at j. w. Ferris over Sunday.
H. A. BALDWIN and son Clinton
visited the twin cities last Saturday.
Miss Elsie Steffen of the rural
office visited in Fairfax last Monday.
Mr.. Molerich of Arlington is the
new pharmacist at Hitchcock's drug
store.
Miss Ella Gales entertained a
company Of her friends last Monday
evening.
Miss Memo of Springfield visited
with her brother here during the
past week.
Thos. Woods visited his mother
and family at the parochial home
over Sunday.
Miss Gilmore of the Lake Crystal
schools visited here last Friday with
Miss Thomas.
Kenneth Bennett was looking af-
ter his interests in this city the first
of the week.
Miss Bessie Chapman returned last
Friday from two weeks visit in
Minneapolis.
Supt. Bebermeyer will conduct a
teachers meeting at Walnut Grove
next Saturday.
K. E. Glassco came home from
Dakota last week, for few days
with his family.
C. K. Oce.H went to Arlington,
S: D., Nc4uay, for a short visit
with his parents.
H. NJ. Hitchcock is attending a
meeting of the state board of
optometry this week.
Mrs. M. L. MCGEE of Wabasso was
visitor at the w. T. Wilcox home
in this city last Saturday.
e. M. Chase of Wheaton, H., Wis
tied with his sister in this city, Mrs.
w. H. Force, last Saturday.
Fred. Barnes is back from Texas
and thinks he would like it good
deal better than the other place.
DR.. G. r. Pease has written
friends that he will probably arrive
here from the coast in few days.
Lauterbach Bros. have been hav-
ing their store newly papered and
decorated in preparation for good
summer trade.
The family of R. C. Cole Of Red
wood Falls townshipsrecently moved
into town, and toccupy a residence
on Flynn street.
H. M. Auness.went west Monday,
to look aftsrEbusiness matters con-
nected with the firm S branch stores
at Dawson andsEcho.
Jack Lowriesshas been informed
that Mrs. Lowrie, who went to Ro-
chester recently.tfor surgical treat
nent, is recovering nicely.
J. Max Wiser, the Mankato re-
porter who..shot himself two or
three weeks ago, died at the St.
Peter hospital last Saturday.
Earle Mcclure, who has been as
sisting in w. IA. Hauck's store at
Seaforth forgseyeral months, was in
this city the first of the week.
Mrs. P. O. Callaghan went to Sun
down to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Johnson. Monday. and will
probably visit her sons family at
Wabasso before returning.
Sunday morning Mrs. Bessie L.
Il