The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-07-29
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Misses Zelma and Josie Thune re-
turned last Saturday from Minneap-
oils.
Miss Ella Ziemer was up from
Franklin to visit over Sunday at
home.
Miss Marjorie Wasserburger re-
turned from two weeks visit at
Fairfax last Saturday.
Lawn social next Friday night at
the band stand, south of the post
office. Music and ice cream.
Miss Bessie johnson has been Wis
iting Miss Edna Longbottom and
other Seaforth friends the past week.
Mrs. Ed. Pratt returned from Min
neapolis last week, where she took a
short special course in summer
school.
Mrs. C. E. and Miss Vivian Cain
of Minneapolis were guests of Mrs.
Willard Root Of this city the past
week.
Mrs. C. w. Lentz and daughter
Grace returned from the cities last
Saturday, the former being greatly
improved in health.
Miss Angelina Badger returned to
Redwood Falls from her present
home at Mankato last week to revis-
it some of her girl friends here.
Donald Milne, who has made his
home in Washington state for some
time, is reyisiting his brother and
other relatives in this vicinity.
Rud. StensYad was conductor of a
base ball special by the auto route
last Friday, to witness the game be-
tween Arlington and Sleepy Eye.
Mrs. Geo. Jaehnings and daughter
have been visiting Geo. Chamberlain
at Watertown, S. D., the past week,
ana are expected home in a day or
two.
SUpt. Werner of the Minnesota
Central has been keeping bachelors
hall recently, Mrs. Werner having
gone to the lakes for vacation with
her parents.
Judge Olson last week issued an
order denying the application fo1
new trial in the celebrated Harmon
personal injury suit. and the next
step of the attorneys for the North
western is likely to be an appeal.
Mrs. l. N. Tompkins is preparing
to remove with the family to st
Paul, so as to afford a home for MIR
Tompkins, who has become fixture
in that city. The Tompkins residence
is offered for rent after August 1st
Roy Smith came up from St. Pau
last Thursday to accompany hi:
father to that city for treatment by
a specialist. Mr.. Smith, senior, ha:
been suffering with an affection o.
the head which has been exceedingly
painful.
J. A. johnson and Mrs. johnson
have been spending a few days since
breaking up at Camp Lakeview by
Company L, at Minneapolis. The
militia boys inform us that Sergean
Johnson is getting pointers at thu
city for the organization of sol
dier's chorus for Company L.
Auditor Larson and County At
torney Owens went to Sleepy Eye
last Monday to represent Redwood
county in the opening of bids for thu
big Brown-Redwood judicial ditcl
No. |, set for yesterday. AS the
estimated cost approXlmates SlOO, 0O'
the bidding was expected to b.
lively,
Harry Ward stopped off here t.
see his mother last Thursday, on hi
way from Carlyle to Iowa, on lane
deal. He stated that Iowa farmer
are getting interested in the lane
around Carlyle. One of the stron
points in favor of that section is tina
it is already making good showing
as corn growing country.
Auditor Larson phoned up from
New Ulm yesterday that the ope
work on the big judicial ditch
Brown-Redwood No. had jus
been let to Forestal & Seyen of 81
Paul, their bid being SOS cents pc