The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-02


his family in this city.
George Bunce was looking after
trade in this city last Saturday. He
now halls from Minneapolis.
Miss Katherine Callaghan of the
Tracy schools visited the parental
home in this city last week.
Every member of Go. L is expect
ed out for drill tomorrow night, as
the usual drill was omitted last week.
Justice Max Johnson and family
of MiIroy were over for visit with
the family of J. Albert Thanksgiv-
ing day.
j. P. Cooper is back from his Da-
kota trip. Mrs. Cooper will continue
her visit with her daughter for a
short time.
Frank Hammer went over the
border into Canada the past week
and Leo Hammer went to the cities
on business.
E. C. Green, Redwood's former
lumber hustler, now on the road
with headquarters at WatertoWn,
was in the city Wednesday.
County Attorney Owens has in
stalled a second phone in his office
for the convenience of his patrons
on the rural and Tri-state lines.
Miss Maine O. Moldestad was
welded to Claus l.. Maurstad last
Saturday, at the residence of the
mother of the bride, near Delhi.
Hugh McDougall of Delhi picked
up pocket book in that town and
would like to have the proper owner
come and 'get it and pay for this no
tice.
Emil Callaghan, who is now a
knight of the road with headquar-
tiers in Wisconsin, joined the family
circle at father Callaghan's for
Thanksgiving.
Marriage licenses issued from the
clerks office since last report in
c'ude the name of B. F. Beseke and
Alvina Schultze, M. w. Pagan and
Anna L. Sinclair, and Claus L. Maui
erstad and Maine O. Moldestad.
Manager Wherland made a good
impression in presenting the matter
of furnishing electric lights for Nor
ton last week at citizens meeting
there. Bad weather made post
ponement of the North Redwood
meeting advisable.
The congregation of the Christian
church are to hold their annual
meeting this evening. The mem
bers are congratulating themselves
that they have man of talent and
energy to carry on the work estab-
lished on large lines by Rev. E. c.
Nicholson.
Attorney Owens and family re
turned here the first of the week
from their Thanksgiving visit with
Mr.. Owens parents in Sleepy Eye
Mr.. Owens having put in the las
part of the week in st. Paul in the
interests of his client Kruger, q:
stated elsewhere.
Robert T. Benson, the popular
mail carrier at North Redwood, will
this evening wed Miss Nettie C
Steinkamp of Renville county, ano
the newly welded pair will take vi
their residence at North Redwood
some time next month. The Ga
zette extends congratulations.
]. H. Bowers, recently Of this city
will have the responsible position O.
chief usher at the big Sunday taber
nacle at Spokane. The great evan
gelist will find field for work il
that town and will doubtless d.
things there the same as he has beel
able to do everywhere in spite, o
criticism over his particular meth
DDS. The Gazette will try to kee
it's readers posted about it.
Grover Jaehning, who was en-
ployed as pharmacist in Sleepy Ely
up to a week or more ago, is no1
at the head of the Morton dru
store, which will be conducted III
der the firm name of. Jaehning
Co. The Enterprise says that Nj
Orth, the retiring proprietor. wi
remain in Morton and devote hin
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