The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-11
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

MISS Maud kemptOn came up
from Morgan Saturday for visit
with friends in this city.
Miss Wayne Trousdall will leave
next Saturday for weeks vacation
with her parents in Dakota.
Mrs. R. G. Chadbourn will leave
on Thursday of this week for an
extended visit in Minneapolis.
M. H. Sandager and mother went
to Springfield yesterday to visit
with relatives for a few days.
Fifteen candidates took the teach
ers' examinations in this city last
week, which is not as many as US
ual.
Don't be like the ground hog.
After the county fair is over the
Redwood Dream will be awake all
winter.
Miss Jessie White of Columbus,
Wis, is visiting at the home of her
uncle, Thos. Inglis, near this city
this week.
Why not the booster boost all that
is good. Our pictures are moral, in
strucliye and entertaining, at Red
wood Dream.
H. C. Baker has moved his house
from east of the grade school build
ing to his lots on East Chestnut
St. and is fixing up the same to
rent.
There's noticeable difference in
the coat that is seemingly moulded
to the form. Neiman's superior
workmanship and excellent fitting
produces this result.
Clerk of Court Weldon this week
issued licenses to wed to Phil
Draeger and Olive McLain and to
Walter ]. Leith and Rose A. Libby,
the last named being Indians.
Mrs. C.. F. Gales returned last
Wednesday from her visit at Wa
SEGA. She left her mother, Mrs.
Schildknecht, much improved but
not able to return home as yet.
J. N. Post is in this city and vi
cinity looking after the fall work on
his farm and other business mat
tiers. He says that Drain, Oregon.
looks just as good to him now as it
did when he moved there four years
ago.
Mrs. D. L. Bigham and Miss
Addie will leave on Saturday of this
week for Mankato for short visit.
From:there Miss Bigham will go to
Madison, Wis. where she has a
steady position on linotype. AL
though we regret losing her from
our force we know she will make
good at her new work and wish
her good luck on her journey"
Paul Lehman, one of the pro-
prietors of the Eagle Roller Mills at
New Ulm, was in this city Monday,
arranging to make expensive repairs
on their elevator here. 1t appears
that Billy Jackson. the local agent,
is doing so much hustling that it
will be necessary to ship their flour
and feed by the carload hereafter
and so they will line their building
with tin and make other necessary
repairs to accommodate their grow
ing business.
News-Herald. Cuba City, Wis.,
Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin Co.
played here Wednesday evening I'M
der canvas to capacity. This is un.
questionably the best Tom show that
has been on the boards at Cuba City
since the big wind, or before either
The company is select, and each
member is abundantly able to de
liver the goods" The specialties
were far above the average, the cos
tunes unique, the band exception
ally fine under the mastery direc
ton Of bandmaster Chas M. Bell,
the orchestra unusually good, and a
better appearance would be hard to
conceive. The aggregation has ev
cry indication of being backed by
an abundance Of capital and seems
to be under sound business manage
ment. If Terry and his compan,
find occasion to appear in Cuba City
again, they will be prudent to ar
range for canvass annex to accom-
modate the crowds.
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