The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-15

returned from the cities last Monday
morning.
Fred. Dripps. Fred. Kurtz and
Harrison Baldwin are back from the
state fair.
The Misses Lorena and Grace
Alexander arrived home from the
cities early this week.
Mr.. Linbach of Sterling, ILL.,, was
a guest at the Ever home on Wyom-
ing street the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lechner
weressssreturning passengers on the
St. Louis train Monday morning.
Joe Lauterbach and AL. Stanley of
Company L returned last Monday,
after putting in the week as guards
at the state fair.
Mrs. George Jaehning arrived
home last Saturday, after an enjoy
able trip to the coast in company
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Stewart re-
turned last Thursday from a trip
to the cities, John Colville arriving
on the same train.
Mrs. Carl lander and two daugh-
tiers of Springfield visited at the
home of Ernest lander in this city
the first of the week.
A. E. Waters of St. Paul was
checking up titles Of the Davidson
lands for the Burchard Co. at the
registers office last week.
Manager Nelson of the Minnesota
Central was a passenger on the be-
lated train from the east over the
St. Louis, Monday morning.
Members Of the M. B. A. are all
expected to be present at the social
and supper Friday evening of this
week. Supper served at lodge din
ing room, from $50 to 7:3O.
Miss Conner, librarian, went to
Duluth yesterday to attend librar-
ian convention, the interior of the
library to be decorated in her ab-
sence.
The Misses Rose, Elizabeth and
Edith Henle returned to New Ulm
last Friday, after visiting here with
their relatives in the John Latter
bach family.
Mesdames Collins and Angel will
represent the Redwood Falls Union
at the state w. C. T. u. convention
at Duluth, and will leave for that
city Thursday morning.
Thos. Kelley last week purchased
the barber shop and business of
Henry Paquin, in the Granite block.
aid Henry is said to be planning to
spend the winter in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Pryor arrived
home Sunday from weeks outing
at Minneapolis and Buffalo, the lat
ter being the parental home Of Mrs.
Pryor. They took in the state fair
also.
A party of Mortified citizens
-Messrs. S. E. Drake, O. E. Lysne
and Jos. Daub-were hunting in
this vicinity the first of last week,
in company with Manager Wescott
Of the Modern Laundry.
w. j. Mosher writes to friend in
this city that things are coming
fine at Calgary, with w. ]. already
years salary as teacher to the
good on real estate deals. Calgary
is enjoying boom and that is a thing
our former school man delights in.
The Misses Vean and Dean Bald.
win went east over the M. &
St. L. Monday morning, on Their
way to Mortified, to be on hand al
the opening of the college year al
Carleton. Edgar Aiken, who will
also enter that institution, accom-
panied them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter King re
visited Redwood Falls the past week
guests of Postmaster King and wife
The Walter King family have made
their home in the busy manufacture
ing city of Rockford, ILL.,. for some
years past, but have not lost THEN
interest in Redwood Falls and then
old friends here.
VIM. Tiffany arrived home last
Monday, after several weeks at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Laidlaw
where he made himself useful as