The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-02-19

A dark lantern at the Methodist
church Thursday evening at 7:3O.
Come and bring your light.
Secretary Pierce was looking after
Y. M. c. A. interests in this part
of his territory yesterday.
JOS. Tyson goes to the Shriner's
convention at st. Paul today. Mrs.
Tyson accompanying him.
Geo. Maltby and family came in
from the farm this week, and ex-
pect to start for Seattle in a few
days.
Miss Matte Callaghan is assisting
at the First National Bank during
the absence of Assistant Cashier
Clements, who is expected back to-
day or tomorrow.
j. B. Nelson & Co. of Mankato,
who built our high school building,
were the successful bidders for
nurses dormitory at the Rochester
hospital, to cost $43, TIP.
The Rebekahs are planning little
program in the way of a farewell
for the two Misses Schoening who
are members of the sisterhood and
who go to Minneapolis this week.
Will Brooks of the Comfrey Times
has a word of appreciation for a
Redwood county candidate. It says
There is need in the legislature for
men Of the stamp of Andrew D.
Stewart.
Miss Ethel Wolverton. who is at
tending school here, left Tuesday
evening, accompanied by Miss Mrtle
Wolverton, her cousin, for Echo,
where they visited with Miss Ethel's
mother Friday.
Friends of Albert Clark and fam
lily were glad to greet them last
Wednesday, after their absence for
several months at Los Angeles and
other western points. They report
very pleasant winter.
J. M. Huntington appeared on the
street the first Of this week and re-
ports his general health good, but
that under the advice of DIR. Pen
hall he expects to go to Rochester for
a second operation in few days.
Three marriage licenses were is
sued by Clerk Warner the past week.
the contracting parties being Frank
P. Vierginger and Mary Hachne,
Herman H. Dessell and Marie M.
Welter, and Adolph w. Zilkie and
Emma S. Fennern.
Ormie Mcmillan old friends were
glad to hear last week, through Jos.
Tyson, that Ormie had sold a five
acre tract of his North Yakima
ranch at $4,000. With five acres of
fruit left our old friend will still
have enough work to keep him busy.
Policeman Mead made away with
the vicious dog which has bitten one
or two ladies the past month and
made dive at Jos. Tyson Monday
evening, which that gentleman
lodged, after which Mr.. Mead got
his CUR and subsequently got the
cur.
Echo Enterprise: Fred. Holste
drove to Redwood Falls the first of
the week. While there he called upon
Christ Schultz, who sent some calen-
dars advertising his business to
several of his Echo friends. They
are beauties and the Enterprise was
glad to receive one.
The GAZETTE is pleased to hear
that the Ledbeter auction sale last
Monday drew an attendance Of first
class bidders, making the sale very
satisfactory one all around. Mr..
Ledbeter used printers ink freely
and his stock and machinery were in
good condition. That tells the whole
story.
Herbert Gates Of Dawson, Mimi,
came down to see his parents near
North Redwood the past week, and
as is his custom, set his subscription
for The GAZETTE year ahead. Mr..
Gates has taken the old home paper
ever since he set up housekeeping
for himself, and says it still seems
like weekly letter from home.
August Evert of Morgan passed
through Redwood Falls last Satur-
day, and tarried long enough to
authorize the publication Of his an