The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-18
OVERFLOW LOCALS.


joyed picnic in the Little pastur
last week Thursday.
The coolest place in town.
what you would say if you spent al
evening at the Redwood Dream.
Brown County Journal: Conduc
tor Myron Snyder has been tempo
rarily transferred to the Redwood
Falls branch. In the meantime Con
ductor Ripple is filling his place.
Seaforth is building cement walk.
to replace its worn out plank ones
and when the work is complete the
village will be a good bit neatel
looking town. The work is being
done by Springfield parties.
Auditor Larson and family un.
loaded late Friday night at the Lar
son castle returning from the John
sonville trip. Notwithstanding the
lateness of the hour not little Lar
son was missing when the final count
was had.
DR.. G. Schmidt of Sleepy Eye has
decided to open a hospital in our
neighboring city and has leased the
Won Hagen residence for the pur-
pose. DR.. Schmidt will own and
operate same but it will be open to
the other city doctors whenever they
wish to send patients there.
Our people will be pleased to learn
that the board of the Christian
church at their meeting last week
decided by unanimous vote to re-
tain their present pastor for anoth-
er year. Rev. Smith is a young d.
vine of sterling qualities and has
made many friends during his short
stay here and all wish for continued
success in IL. n The coming year.
Clarence O., the Is year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Aharnt of
Beaver Falls, died at their home last
Friday after an illness of but few
days, pneumonia being the cause of
his death. DR.. Gibson of this city
was called but did not arrive until
after the young man had passed
away. Funeral services were held
from the Beaver Falls church on
Sunday, Rev. Young of Morton Off
ciating.
Our people will have an opportun-
ity of seeing the Py Lands in two
games of ball with Sherburn this
week today and tomorrow. These
should be two good games as Sher-
burn has a very strong team and
should hold the Lands down but,
of course, will not win. Let every
one turn out and see two good fast
games and help the boys along. On
Friday the Lands will meet Sleepy
Eye again at Morgan in final
game with that team.
Arrangements are all completed
for the seventh annual convention
of the Redwood Co. Sunday School
Assn, to be held in the M. E. church
in this city on Saturday and Sunday,
Aug. 2Sth and 10Th. Such speakers
as Rev. E. Loew, converted Jew.
A. M. Locker, the state secretary,
and many others will be here. The
first service will be held Saturday
morning at 1920 and it will be a
continual round of good things until
the last meeting which will be held
at 7:45 Sunday night. A full pro-
gram will be given next week. Be
sure to attend as treat is in store
for all.
Cottonwood Current: While the
Peavey Lands of Redwood Falls con-
tinue to visit with terror the teams
in the benighted eastern part of the
state, defeating Waseca, Owatonna
and the "Flecks' of Faribault, Cot
tonwood sits back with the satisfac-
ton of having shut out this team
three times this season and holding
the professionals down in another
18-inning game by a | to @ score.
By virtue of the record of games
played by the locals this season,
Cottonwood citizens feel good but
not boastful. At any rate their
record entities them to first place
in this section of Minnesota having
shut out Marshall, Montevideo, Will
mar, Granite Falls, Redwood Falls.
Boyd and Balaton and winning more
than copper cent. of games played.