The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-11-18
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gan Monday, on business.
Henry Jaehning visited his son ane
family in this city this week.
Mrs. C. A. Luscher returned from
her visit to the cities last Friday.
Mrs. C. Fred. Thompson is enter
tanning lady friend from Michigan
Mrs. Burbridge.
Grover Jaehning, now a pharma.
cist in Sleepy Eyes leading drug
store, was in town last Monday.
Miss Vean Baldwin of Carleton
college visited with her parents and
friends in this city over last Sunday
L. P. Phoenix of Ironton, Wis,
arrived here few days ago, to
spend Thanksgiving with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Will Vim, and family.
DIR. Asleson, who is vice presi-
dent of the state optometry associa-
ton, will be called to St. Paul next
Friday to attend the annual meeting.
Misses Lillian and Matilda Jensen
were among the Redwood county
teachers who enjoyed the sessions
of the recent teachers convention
at Mankato.
Chas. Kenney was among the alb
sent comrades to report for duty the
past week. He has been enjoying
life in the woods in Grow Wing
county and is looking well.
Father Woods was in this city for
day or two last week and informed
friend that he never expected to
be more pleasantly situated this side
of the pearly gates, than he is now
at LIE Sueur.
Mrs. Rose Edwards and Miss Maud
Edwards left this city yesterday for
Chicago, intending to take up their
journey from that city after short
sojourn for the south, their object
i've point being in Mississippi.
Next Monday is set for the mar
riage OF John Anton and Miss Fran
ces Schottenbauer, both we'll known
in Wabasso social circles. The
marriage will be celebrated in the
Catholic church of that town.
George French. county treasurer
of Beltrami county, was down from
Bemidji last week to visit with the
family of Mrs E A. Lyman, his sis
ter, and accompany Mrs. French
home after visit here lasting sever
al weeks
Thirteen members of the Red
wood Falls band went to the St.
Peter celebration last Thursday, and
report having enjoyed a great time
in spite of the unlucky number.
The boys created a little whirl of
enthusiasm by their singing, while
at St. Peter.
w. H. Post was in this city last
week and was joined by his son
Willis, one of the twins, few days
after his arrival. The family is con-
siderably scattered and the father
is trying to hit on plan for round
ing them up.
A pound baby boy was reported
Monday morning as the very latest
at Jas. Keegan's home. Jimmy"
will need to be firm with the young
man in the matter Of walking the
floor with him nights, on the ground
that he is not in the heavy weight
class.
Chris. Neuenschwander recently
wrote to friend in this city that he
arrived at Pensacola, Florida from
sunny Africa Oct. 18th, in good
health, and just to see whether he
had forgotten how to make good in
the corn field, husked 80 bushels of
Illinois corn on the day he wrote the
letter referred to.
j.. P. Cooper and wife will accom-
pany their daughter, Mrs. A. M.
Kvello, as far as the cities today on
her way to her home in South Dako-
ia. Mrs. Cooper intending to go on
from there with Mrs. Kvello and
children to the end of her journey,
while ]. P. looks after some business
matters and returns to his duties
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George, who have
delighted many of our citizens by
their singing during the past three