The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-05
OUR FOLKS AND THEIR FOLKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dreyer visited
friends at lie Sueur last week.
Special sale of suits and skirts all
this week at Peterson's Cloak Store.
c. K. Odekirk returned last Sat-
urday from a business trip to the
cities.
B. E. Orr of Duluth was the guest
of Chas. Tiffany. his cousin, over
last Sunday.
Sheriff Shueller accompanied
Fred. Powers to the pen at Still
water last Wednesday.
A. D. McRae went to his old home
town of Sanborn last Saturday, to
visit there oyer Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Orr of Madison Lake
were guests at Alderman Dunham's
home the first of this week.
Mrs. Emory Mason was up from
Minneapolis the first of the week for
few days with her parents.
Miss Abrahamson was called to
Gaylord last Friday on account of
the death of her grandfather.
Mrs. Helen Robinson has just re-
! turned from ten week visit at Man
kato, Chatfeld and Wabasha.
Miss Frances Leske Of st. Paul
was visitor the past week with the
GALES and Schildknecht families.
DR.. Brand was in the cities with a
hospital patient the latter part of
last week, returning home Saturday
night.
Millard Root secured a leave of
absence at the First National bank
Monday. for a few days visit at the
cities.
Ex-senator Rieke of Fairfax was
in this city Monday morning, con-
Quoting mortgage sale for one of
his clients.
Mesdames Parrish and Ashford
were called to Minneapolis Monday,
to attend the funeral of Earl Raj
ston. their sisters child.
Now that spring has sprung, peo-
pie with spring goods to sell might do
well to try Gazette advertising tonic
for that tired feeling.
Mrs. w. H. Gold accompanied her
husband last Monday morning, on
his way to the Sunday-school con-
ventlon at Crookston.
Attorney Owens was called to his
native heath at Walnut Grove to
give an address at an Odd Fellows
function there, last Thursday.
Supt. Mosher journeys to Interna-
tional Falls to morrow, and will be
joined by w. H. Gold after the close
of the convention at Crookston.
Mrs. Ella J MARITIME revisited
Redwood Falls the first of this week,
after an absence of year or more,
spent with her sister at Sibley, la.
Sir Knights Dornberg, Powell and
Tyson represented Redwood Falls
Commandery. K. t., at the state
convocation of that order last week,
Jas. Broughton of the battleship
Connecticut was visiting his relatives
in this city last week, having been
allowed furlough for that purpose.
Joe Lauterbach did not return
with the other excursionists to st.
Peter last Monday. but remained
over at New Ulm to visit relatives
there.
Mrs. A. c. Doliff accompanied
Mrs. H. G.. Schmahl to the cities last
week for hospital treatment for the
latter, both returning home last
O0CuI Ody.
John Riheldaffer of Minneapolis
was in this city for several days the
past week, looking after affairs con-
nected with the Riheldaffer property
in this vicinity.
Supt. Walleiser, of the Minnesota
division of the Northwestern system
paid his first official visit to this sta
ton last Friday, going back on the
same train, as his time was limited.
President w. H. Gold of the Min.
nesota Sunday-school association.
went to Crookston Monday, to open
the annual state convention of the
association there yesterday. Those
northern hustlers will find out that