The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-06-24

Emory Mason put in last Sunday
with friends il this city.
Hammocks in all styles and prices
at Luscher's Drug store. It.
Washeuts on the main railroad
lines held up express and freight ar
rivals yesterday.
| A. a. Clifgard, manager Of the
Aune & Thune branch store at Echo.
was in the city last Monday.
Miss Gertrude Wyman, who has
been visiting the Hitchcock families
in this city, returned to her home at
Waseca yesterday.
The monthly supper Of the ladies
of the M. E. church will be served
| in the church dining rooms Friday
evening of this week, from $50 to
8 o'clock.
| D. Smith responded to a message
calling him to his St. Paul home
yesterday morning, after several
weeks stay with his sister, Mrs.
Turrell, in this city
The telephone linemen have been
having a double dose of troubles of
late, owing to storms, The long
distance lines were pretty much out
of commission for day or two after
Saturdays storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ward and
child have gone to Carlyle to make
their home there, Mrs. Ward having
remained here several months while
her husband was securing suitable
quarters for their home.
Our restaurant man sent a legal
process after the moving picture
manager and his wife yesterday. for
board due. A considerable number
Of victims here will await the out
come with interest, but without
enthusiasm.
Morton Enterprise: D. j. Nc
Cartan had the misfortune to badly
sprain his ankle during the ball
game with Redwood Falls. The
genial doctor is attending to his
dental work as usual, but is COMPEL
ed to use clutches for the time
being.
G. E. Mckay arrived home from
his trip to northern. Minnesota on
Tuesday of last week. He found
the season rather cold and backward
up there, but reports that Frank
and Chas. Kenney are enjoying the
simple life in the woods nothwith-
standing.
The rival candidates for Register
of deeds, Messrs. Iverson and Nc
Rae, called at the county seat dur
ing the past week. and both of them
appeared to be still in the smiling
stage of their candidacy. We hope
they will both keep on smiling, re-
gardless of the campaign.
:. The farmers institute last Tues
day was not as we'll attended as the
winter meeting, naturally enough,
when every pleasant day means
rush for the active farmer. The work
of the institute corps is well spoken
of, and we shall be glad to see the
workers again when the farmers are
better able to attend.
Geo.. Crooks was up from the
Lower Agency one day last week,
and authorized the announcement
Of a big picnic in his neighborhood
Friday of this week. Among the
attractions will be a ball game be-
tween the Indian nine and the Win
throp team and a dance in the even
Ing eV1.e1 q Ts.-,, re ,,-..-sc
| Miss Conner went to Minnetonka
the first of this week to attend the
/ American Library association con-
vention, lasting most Of this week,
and, will spend the balance Of her
annual vacation visiting at Chicago
and other points. Miss Rose Hunter
will ,omciate as librarian during her
absence.
Attorney Howard made a new re-
/ cord by getting out the Reyeille last
week Sam Peterson saw him first,
HUT one of these days The Gazette
man is going to take vacation and
fgive our readers an extra good num-
Eber, too. We shall wait awhile,