The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-08-05

days with his family IN lnlS city.
Miss Georgia Chadderdon went to
Window last week to visit the family
Of her sister.
Supt. Pratt of Granite Falls swap
ped experiences with Supt. Beber-
meyer in this city last Wednesday.
Wanted-Plain Sewing, Children's
clothing a speciality. Carrie Cole,
corner of Mimi. and Finn Streets,
city.
Bread, cakes, pies, etc., at reason
able prices all day Saturday. Chris
tan church ladies, at Cummins &
Dripps. 1t.
The Pythian sisters united in CIV
ing Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Tompkins a
rousing send-off last Friday. as a
farewell preliminary to their depar-
ture for St. Paul.
Dad Isham was the successful bid
der on the lumber bill for the coun-
ty house west of this city. Dad
went to New UIm after this contract
and of course he naturally gathered
it in.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Houck, form
erly of this city and now residing at
Kingfsher, Okla, paid a visit to
their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Vim,
the past week, and some of their
many old friends in this vicinity.
Redwood friends Of former Supt.
A. j. Jones Of the high school have
received cards notifying them of
the birth of boy in the family re-
Gently. Prof. Jones is now member
of college faculty at Providence,
R. |.
Many friends of 0. C. Gregg, the
veteran farmers institute manager,
will be sorry to hear that he broke
his arm in two places last week by a
fall from his buggy while driving to
the funeral OF Chas. Johnson. an old
settler of Lyon county.
Peter Mcpherson last week com
pleted his contract for building the
school house in district No. 81, and
of course the school board are
pleased with Mr.. Mcpherson s work.
manship. Peter has made reputa
ton for building school houses right
To Land Owners Hubbard {
Strickland are prepared to do ditch
ing with their mammoth double
ditcher, which cuts ditch ten feet
wide at the bottom and from three
to five feet deep. For particulars
address J. B. Dresser, contractor
Sleepy Eye, MINI. LIT.
/ Agent Hanna of the Hays-Luca
Lumber Co. has leased the F. G
Shaver residence on Broadway, ives
of the high school building, to taxi
possession Sept. 1st, when Mrs
Shaver, accompanied by her tw'
daughters will leave for a protract
ed visit to Portland, Oregon. anC
other Pacific coast points.
Quite large crowd accompanies
the home team to Morgan las
Thursday and saw a fairly goot
game of base ball. Some loose play
ing was INDUCED in on both sides
Morgan getting three Of its score
on costly errors made by the Blues
The result at the finish, however
was another win for Redwood Fall
by the score of to 6. Oline an(
Mead did the battery work for tn,
locals.
A. M. Welles of the Sank Cente
Herald sent this office a photo of tn
Herald building and the fourth o
July float which represented tina
paper in their celebration. Evident
ly Editor Welles has cast his lines il
pleasant places. One remarkable
thing about the Sank Center cele
bration of the fourth was that thu
committees made enough out O.
their ball game and privileges tt
come out with over $500 cash OF
hand.
i H. A. Baldwin reported all kind
of good time upon his return from
Duluth last week. Aside from tn
excursion and entertainment fea
lures of the bankers meeting, Mr.
Baldwin was given the glad hand b.
his former school mate, A. C. Weiss