The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-05-27

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| for the circus? Root pays cash for
old umbrellas. 1t.
i Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Clark of Du-
4 luth visited here last week at the
i home of Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs.
I H. J. Henze.
j A pretty line of dress ginghams,
regular 12a cent values. special 10
cents for this week at The Model
Dry Goods Co.
i Mrs. j. D. Drucken. who has
been visiting at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Lentz of this city,
returned to White, S. D., last Mon
day.
! Ben johnson accompanied the
Whittet brothers on their return
from Canada, and will go back
shortlv Byron Whittet has already
ma considerable improvement
since getting home.
The pupils of several of the lower
grades picnicked yesterday, Miss
Eyerett's little ones marching to the
riverside and Misses Wizards and
Birdsall's pupils enjoying the hos
pitality of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Whittet.
Mrs. M. w. Hingeley and her
mother, Mrs. Draper, were called
called to Boyd last Monday. where
Station Agent Draper, brother of
Mrs. Hingeley, was reported in a
very serious condition on account of
appendicitis.
The program for Decoration day
as published last week contained
one or two errors. The exercises
are to be held at the Christian church
and the school children who are to
sing just before the afternoon pro-
gram will probably be grouped on
the broad stairway outside leading
to the auditorium.
C. T. Howard goes to Madelia to-
morrow to deliver the Decoration
day address in that city. Madelia
has permanent citizens organiza-
| ton to look after the Decoration
day exercises from year to year, and
this city should see to it that such an
organization is formed here to re-
ieve the post of all expense and
drudgery.
i Harris Peavey circulated a petit
ton for road leading to his farm
west of this city the past week. He
has been putting UP with a make
shift road for manv years and by
sacrificing four acres Of his farm
for the right of way he now has the
promise of a regular highway lead
ing to the main Delhi road.
We are informed that Fred. A !.
Evans ard Miss Clara Weeks of
Walnut Grove are to be married at
the home of the bride in that city
today. At least license has been
procured for that purpose at the
clerks office here. The bride is the
daughter of VIM. Weeks. the can
didate for nomination of sheriff, and
the groom is the son of Arson Evans,
a pioneer resident Of Walnut Grove.
Sophia Mary Kahnke. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. seAlbert Kahnke, who
live west of this city, will to-day be
united in marriage to John P. Krier,
the enterprising young Iowan who
last summer bought farm in Delhi
The ceremony will be celebrated al
st. GATHERINGS church this morning
Rev. Father Woods officiating. A
number of relatives from abroad
| are in attendance.
Depot visitors and passengers last
Monday gave the pile of old jute
sacks a glance of curiousity wonder.
ing what ejunk their bullying sides
contained, notes the Sleepy Eye
Dispatch. There were rs of then
I and they contained 1000 skins Of
wild animals, mostly muskrats, fol
which Mr.. A. P. Goudy refused ar
offer of $40, 1000, fortune in itself
They were collected and shipped al
Evan and transferred here and were
the BEST Of Mr.. Goudy's seasons
, purchase. There were some mink
furs in the lot that were valued al
$3.50.
Last week. Miss Jennie Constance
and Warren Helms, students in Ham
line university, sustained severe
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