The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-12-30
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items of Interest Taken From the
Country Papers.

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Of his neck were broken resulting in
his death in few hours.
New Ulm Review: H. C. Warnke,
the well-known business man, spent
Saturday and Sunday with hisfriends
in New Ulm, a group among whom
he is always a welcome visitor.
Belview Independent: The Braa-
f1adt brothers arrived from the
cities to spend the holiday season
with their parents. L. H. is attend
ing the Lutheran seminary at Ham,
line and o. A. is attending the state
university.
Morgan Messenger: Mike Ryan,
the ditcher, left on Wednesday of
last week for his home in Litchfield
where he will remain during the
winter months. Mike will return in
the spring and complete his dredg-
ing on county ditch No. 9.
Here is health note from Lake
Wilson Pilot. If you have frequent
fainting spells accompanied by chills,
corns, cramps, bunions, chilblains,
epilepsy. or jaundice, it is sign
that you are not we'll and are liable
to die at any minute Pay your sub
scription in advance and make your
self solid for good obituary notice.
Christmas sunshine in the Candy
News office: AS rule an editors
income is not large enough to keep
man like Jay Gould awake nights
thinking of how he could dispose of
| it. Within the last few days our
subscribers have brought in jar OF
butter, two chickens. a bag of sweet
corn and big chunk of beef. We
shall proceed to fill up some crevices
in our department of the interior
that have been neglected.
Morgan Messenger: Postmaster
F. S. Pollard was down to Sleepy
Eye Tuesday making necessary ar
engagements for the meeting of the
Redwood-Brown counties association
of postmasters of the 4th class. The
meeting will be held in the Smalley
hotel the third Tuesday in January
1t is expected a special representa-
tive of the department will address
the meeting.
New Ulm Review: Beginning
next Saturday the Minneapolis & st.
Louis will cease to run its early
morning train from New Ulm to
Winthrop and likewise the train that
arrives here from the north about
midnight. After the first of the
year there will also be a change ir
the day train schedules. The train
from the south will arrive here
about noon and the train from the
north about two O'Clock in the after.
noon.
Olivia Times: The Times regrets
to say that Olivia is about to lose
one of its most respected families
and Renville county one of its Oldest
and best known citizens. The Eric
Ericsson family have decided to move
to Minneapolis where they will prob
ably reside permanently. Miss
Alice resigned her position in the
judge of probate's office and is as
sisting her mother in packing pre-
paratory to leaving in a few days
Miss Ericsson stated to the Time!
that her parents may decide to re
turn here later as they feel greatly
attached to Olivia and this county
but that it is her intention not t,
return. Two of the Ericsson boy
are now in the city and as only Alic'
and her mother are left here thi
winter. they decided that it would
be more pleasant and agreeable TO
them to move to Minneapolis.
According to a dispatch in tn
dailies, the bones of Minnesota sol
diers who fell in the battle of Woo
Lake are lying unhonored in
ploughed field where the first hast.
interment took place. The legisla
ture will be asked to provide mean
for having them removed to tn
tract which is to be acquired by tn
state for a memorial park ant
marked by a suitable monument
The battle of Wood Lake was tn
decisive and final engagement O