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

J. Mrs. Siefer Of Sleepy Eye was
visitor at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
J. H. Paustian the past week.
The building on the Tobias corner,
containing valuable native lumber,
will be sold at bargain, for remov-
al from the premises. Apply to
owner, VIM Rosendahl. 40-3t.
Hugh Peavy and number of pas
sengers went flying about the town
and country last week in Hugh's new
Buick, which is fitted with closed
carriage attachment suitable for
just such weather as prevailed last
week.
Winnebago papers intimate that
A. E. Chapman, who recently re-
turned to that city from Connecti-
cut, with his family, is likely to pay
visit to this city soon, The Chip
mans will find the latchstrings hang
out at Redwood Falls homes.
D. L. Crimmins has made himself
about the most popular man in town
by removing the old eyesore opposite
the hotel and postoffice. The lot
should be seeded down and turfed
until such time as wanted for bus
mess block, for which it is we'll To-
Gated.
Clerk Weldon is now running the
clerk of courts office alone, his late
assistant, Miss Bumford, having re-
turned to her home in Marshall. af-
ter having rendered valuable assis-
lance in helping the new official get
initiated in the somewhat complex
duties of his office.
The Minnesota VALLEY Improve
ment Co. is no more, its stockholders
having decided to dissolve the cor
poration by mutual consent. It's OBJ
jects were praiseworthy and result
ed in bringing quite a number of
desirable families to this state and
to Redwood county.
VIM. Rosendahl last week closed
the deal for the purchase of the
Tobias residence lots, corner Of JEFF
ferson and Chestnut street, and will
give some one bargain for the re-
moval Of the old building, with the
view to getting ready for the cree
ton of modern residence the ccm-
ing fall.
Now is a good time to send in
81 so and your application for auto
license. if you happen to own that
sort of vehicle. The metallic sign
board with the required numerals,
according to the law. will have to be
five inches high and about a foot
wide, where four numerals are used,
must also have the name MINI"
in addition as we'll as the year of is
sue, which will have to be changed |
annually.
A. G. Brown, accompanied by Miss |
Mable and Willard Brown, left this |
city last Friday for Spokane, where
they will sojourn for season while
Mr.. Brown takes an unaccustomed
vacation and investigates conditions
at various western points, with a
view of locating in that country
The Gazette hopes the Browns will
prosper and their friends in this To-
cality will be pleased to welcome
them back to the best town on
earth.
The Franklin Tribune congratu-
lates Tim O'Connor of Renville over
his appointment as member of the
state highway commission, to fill
the vacancy made by the transfer of
Chas. Halvorsen of Dawson from
the commission to a place on the
board of control. O'Connor is said
to be the third Renvillite who has
picked a plum from Gov Johnson's
heavily laden plum tree during the
past few weeks, the others being
Billy Helms and Harry Bacon.
A Red Wing dispatch to the Jour-
nal last Thursday states that Miss
Arabella Martin, at one time the
efficient librarian of the public IL
brary here, has resigned her position