The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-22

For Sale-All my bees in lots to
suit. F.sA. GRAY. If,
Attorney Owens went to Walnut
Grove Saturday, to return with Mrs.
Owens and the children yesterday.
If you have eye troubles, see
Asleson and he will relieve you Of
them if the right kind of glasses
will do it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Corbett and
young Gilbert are visiting this week
at G. E. McKay's, arriving from
Minneapolis by the late train Satur-
day night.
Take advantage of our spec
ial offer of free hose during
fair week. See our ad. He'll
man & belong, the family
shoe store.
The Rev. S. M. Smith will speak
Sunday morning on the subject
The Gain of Goodness. At the ey-
ening service he will speak on the
subject ACROSS the Bar" with
special reference to the life Of the
late Gov. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. E. Croft of
Rome, N. Y, are visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Cain,
Sr. Mr.. Croft is a nephew of Mrs.
Cain and is on trip westward, in
tending to continue his journey in
that direction after his visit here.
Ex-senator Somerville has now re-
covered from the effects Of two
bullets fired into his body at close
range a few weeks ago, to the ex-
tent of appearing upon the streets
of Sleepy Eye again, and was ex-
pected to appear at the Taft ban
quet at Minneapolis.
w. G. Banks left here Monday for
South Dakota points to close up
some business matters preliminary
to accompanying the members of
the Banks and Mortimer household
TO Spokane about the first of Octob-
er, where they expect to spend the
winter.
The board of education yielded to
the demands of the youngsters who
ire bound to celebrate fair week. to
he extent of having the schools dis
missed both Thursday and Friday.
The pupils are expected to play fair
Today, and will probably be dismissed
n time to see many Of the sights
his evening.
Michael FLAG, an honored resident |
# Charlestown township since 1875,
Joined the procession of the passing
pioneers last Saturday, when he died
It the age of u years. He was a
native of Switzerland, and is sur
7ived by eight sons and daughters out
# family of ten children. Mrs.
FLAG preceded her husband to the
grave several years ago.
Contractor Sherwood was called to
Willmar last Thursday with his fam
lily on account of the serious illness
of his sister, Mrs. Enyard, who re-
sided with her family in this city last
year. The illness prov we'd fatal, and
after funeral service, Mrs. En-
yards remains were taken to her
former home in Michigan for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Trust were
the subjects of a surprise party last
Saturday evening, housefull of
their friends dropping in upon them
with refreshments and all the ele
lnents of a good-time celebration Of
the seventh anniversary of the we'd
ding of their host and hostess, both
of whom needed no preparation
when there is fun on foot.
E. E. Turner is the new North
westernsoperator, arriving here last
Sunday and assuming the position
just vacated by the resignation of
Frank Evans. Mr.. Turner comes
here from Judson, but attended to
the station at Morgan for time as
substitute for Agent Ellingson. Dur
ing the past year he was welded to
a sister of Editor Eaton of Morgan,
who will later join her husband
here.
Rev. Father George Arctander,
who conducted mission at the
Catholic church in this city several
years ago and later officiated in the
absence of Father Woods, was re-