The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-05-20
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Sheriff Schueller conducted SALE
at Morgan last Monday.
Mrs. Neufert went to Rockwell
City, Iowa, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Larson visited
Sleepy Eye friends last Friday.
A. P. Selleck accompanied Mrs
Selleck to Sleepy Eye last Thursday
Miss Lettie Larson went to Sleepy
Eye last Saturday, to visit with hel
parents.
An extra good supper at the M
E. church basement next Friday
evening. rs cents.
Henry Jaehning went to New
Richland last week, to spend few
weeks at his former home.
A. D. Stewart attended a meeting
of the state creamery association OF
which he is president last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Ledbeter were
up from Mankato Saturday, and re-
visited some of their old friends.
Miss Seebeck, recently of the First
National, went to LIE Sueur Center
last Thursday, over the Northwest
ern.
S. S. Goodrich and family went to
Laurel, in northern Minnesota, last
week, where they will reside this
summer.
Aug. Evert came up from Morgan
along with the bloomers last Mon
day, but is looking out mainly for
the political game.
Geo. Gagnon accompanied Mrs.
Gagnon to st. Paul, last Sunday,
where she is under treatment for an
obstinate chronic ailment.
M. E. Powell started Monday on a
trip to New York state, and told his
friends that he should instruct the
conductor to put him off at Buffalo.
Mrs. M. w. Hingeley and her
mother, Mrs. Draper, have been
visiting for the past two weeks III
Minneapolis. They returned last
week.
A. G. Schmahl recently purchased
the Ledbeter place south of this
city, which he purchased from J. P.
Cooper. The place makes an ideal
farm home.
From a Renvil'e paper we learn
that c. H. Countryman. formerly a
popular druggist at Belview, became
the happy parent of baby boy on
the 10th inst.
A silk umbrella was left on the
grand stand last Monday, and picked
up by gentleman who was unable
to find the owner. Will he please
call at this office.
The S. Gordon house on Flynn
street was last week rented to bar
Der Paquin of the Granite block.
One of the Byington Bros. moved
into the house vacated by Paquin.
Jerry Sherwood of Litchfeld, who
last week secured the contract for
most of the work on ditch No. 10,
has rented the Mrs. Laid house on
Bridge street for the occupancy of
his family.
The pupils and families of school
district No. Ill the Beer school
under the guidance of Miss Tolzman
as teacher, will celebrate closing day
next Friday with picnic on the
banks of the Redwood.
Mrs. Geo. Buxton went from this
city to Milbank yesterday in
tending to visit in the family of her
son there a few weeks before re-
turing to her home in Washington
state, where she will probably make
her home in future.
j. N. Dolve of St. Paul was work
ing in this vicinity last week in the
interests of the daily Dispatch. which
is live representative of the state
as we'll as its capital city, and which
does not tax its subscribers to pay
for schemes or voting contests.
Percy Bradley and wife returned
to Montevideo last week, and we
learn that he is making good in the
service of the Milwaukee road and
is in line for being in command of
an engine in the near future. That
is whole lot better than holding
down job behind a hotel desk.
MissAdelle Race, who finished her
work in the primary room of the
Wanda schools a faxr, xr,<,,l~c !, 80 -,