The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-10-07
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Tasen from tie
Country Papers.

OF the Watertown, Evan-Marshal
and Redwood Falls lines vice F. T
Blunt assigned to other duties. Mr.
Clayton will make his home at Mar
shall.
Milroy Echo: E. S. Iverson i.
preparing to commence work fol
the Garlock Land & Credit Co., al
Walnut Grove. He worked for this
company last year and met with
good results, and he expects to meet
with much better results this fall
and winter.
! Morgan Messenger: M. F. Chris
Jensen of Clements was a business
caller here Friday. He and family
have been residing on the farm
which Mr.. Christensen disposed of
recently to Joseph Tauer. but expect
to make their home at Clements in
the near future.
Wood Lake News: The musicians
of Redwood Falls organized an I'M
usually large orchestra last week.
The orchestra has membership of
thirteen to start and a possibility of
more. Redwood surely has an ex-
traordinary amount of talent in this
line. Walker Dresser formerly of
this village will play violin.
Sanborn Sentinel: We are now in
receipt of reliable information that
better train service is in store for
US beginning Oct. II, when the Wi
nona-Marshall passenger run will he
re-instated. This will give Sanborn
a train east about nine o'clock in
the morning and west about ten
at night and restore service that
will be of much benefit to our people
and those of other towns.
County Commissioners Sherin, An
derson and Potzwald acting as a
committee for the county board, in
spected the bridges at Morton and
Franklin last week, reports an Olivia
paper. The committee decided to
make some temporary repairs on the
bridges as it was seen that the con-
dition of these bridges required re-
planking. The cost of repairing
will be in the neigborhood of $500.
New Ulm Review: Druggists
Eckstein and Pfefferle attended
meeting of the Brow-Redwood Phar-
maceutical association in Redwood
Falls Wednesday. They returned
Thursday afternoon, highly pleased
with the success of their business
meeting and more than gratifed
with the hospitable reception ac-
corded them by Redwood's enter
prising business men.
Morton Enterprise: VIM. Wich-
man purchased the T. H. Patrick
residence situated on Sd avenue and
4th street and will move his family
and household good goods therein
some time this or next week. Mr..
Wichman has long desired to locate
in this beautiful village where it has
been his aim to give his children the
the advantage of a high school edu-
cation. The people of Morton may
we'll feel proud to have this estim-
able family in our midst. The
amount paid for the above property
was $3.50.
Hector Mirror: The officials of
the Renville County Agricultural
society held a meeting Monday
night to settle up the business of
the society for the recent fair. At
ter paying up all debts contracted
it was found that the receipts and
expenses would just about play
even, owing to the extra large
amount paid out for premiums.
The stock exhibit cut big hole in
the premium money this year and
the officials feel we'll satisfied to find
that the society is not in debt.
There is considerable talk of incor-
porating the society and raising
funds by sale of stock to erect suit
able buildings before the next fair.
Marshall Messenger: Those good
old people. Mr.. and Mrs. John and
Louisa Shequin, of Sodus, celebrat-
ed their SEVENTEEN anniversary last
Sunday, as previously announced in
this paper. The event occurred at
the home Of their son William.