The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-09-02

Candy this week, after vacation
at home.
A baby girl was welcomed to the
home Of Mr.. andIMrs Irving Tiffany
in this city, last Friday.
Horse. buggy, harness, robes, etc.
for sale cheap. Apply to E. c. Mich
olson. bit.
Mrs. Vim. Carter, accompanied by
her son Murland, left Tuesday for
Iowa, where they will spend some
time visiting.
Mrs. C. Fred Thompson and Miss
Grace Pease visited friends at Echo
last Saturday, stopping over at Del
hi on their return.
Mrs. lJ.LD. Jackson accompanied
her husband on his last trip out from
Minneapolis, stopping over with her
| friends in this city for brief visit.
Commencing next Saturday. SER
vices in the church of the Holy Com
munion will be in the evening in
stead of morning, Rector Nook con-
Quoting morning service at Sleepy
Eye.
There was some hail in the storm
Tuesday night of last week enough
hail and wind to hurt the corn crop
slightly in some fields. Truly, 1908
will hold the record for destructive
storms for awhile.
Robt. Hoppenrath has made ar
rangements to set up bench IN
Heilman & Belongs store, where
he will attend to all orders for shoe
repairing after this date. Mr.. Hop
penrath is we'll, known here and
needs no introduction.
The M. E. church ladies entertain
ed a big crowd on the court house
lawn last Friday evening, the change
from the church basement to tables
under trees, while matter of ne
cessity owing to the fire, being also
very popular with the public.
Fred. Sauke, who held a big auc-
ton sale yesterday, is preparing to
remove to Montana with his family
in very short time. We are sorry
that Mr.. Sauke's interests seem to
take him elsewhere, as he is the kind
of citizen we would much rather
have remain with us.
Mrs. Chadderdon went to Morton
with her junior Glass; last Wednes
day, and held a medal contest in the
M. E. church, June Aiken getting
the decision and medal and all of
the contestants showing up well.
Friday evening there was another
contest at Wood Lake, Miss Grace
Chapman of this city being the med
al winner.
The blowing of window-curtain
into thesfames of a gasoline stove
at the residence of G. w. Ellis, east
of the courthouse. started an alarm
of fire Monday morning. Forum
ately the fire was extinguished with
out anysworse damage than Destroy
ing the.curtain and discoloring the
paint on gthe window casing. The
firemen.were on the spot in time to
have stopped any but the most OBJ
stinate confagration in short order.
Speaking of big game hunters,
Hold Jones qualified for that class
last week. EAfter a terrific battle
with one off the aquatic monsters in
the North Redwood pond, Hold was
victorious and brought home a 81
pound bass, the largest ever seen
here in captivity. One unfortunate
difference between the sporting ex-
ploits of Hold and Teddy is that our
local big-game hunter doesn't get a
dollar word for writing up his ex.
PLOTS.
Chas. Athey, who was one Of the
best officers Redwood Falls has ever
had as chief of police, visited his
mother and other relatives in this
city the past week. Mr.. Athey i:
now working large territory II
North Dakota for we'll known fire
insurance company, with headquart
ers at Grand Forks. We were sur
prised to learn from him that Crane
Forks is now neck and neck with
Fargo in the race for the chief city