The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-10-27

control.
Pig taken up, in Three Lakes town
ship. Owner can identify same, Civ
ing weight, color or other descrip-
ton, and apply at Gazette office. IL
Mrs. G. E. Norton, who has been
visiting at the home of her son P.
H. Norton, east of town. returned to
her home at Santa Ana, California,
the past week.
Members Of Company L are ex-
pected to report for drill at the
usual place tomorrow Thursday
evening. at 7:3O By order Of Cap
tain M. w. Hingeley.
Ladies hand bag found on road
to Three Lakes Sunday. Owner can
have same by identifying same and
paying for this notice, at Gazette
office. 1t
Adolph Knuepple last week was
examined at the probate judges Of
flee and manifested such unmistak-
able symptoms of mental derange-
ments that he was taken to St.
Peter.
Good girl for general homework.
Fare paid. Address, Mrs. A. R.
Pau, Jr.. Mankato, MINI. 1926
Echo Enterprise: C. H. Chapman
visited at Redwood Falls on Tuesday
He reported a big feed at Grand
Army hall that night and he was
again to be found in the front ranks
at the supper table.
A. A. Neale and family, who have
been visiting for several weeks at
the Delhi home of Mr.. Neale's par
ents, went home over the North
western and it's connections as far
as Sacramento, CAL, a few days ago.
Bennie Cook, who was fireman
of locomotive which jumped over
a steep embankment at South St.
Paul recently, is recovering from
his injuries received at that time,
according to advices received by Dr..
Lyman, his uncle.
My 120 acre improved farm for
rent. four miles from Vesta. Apply
to Mrs. Terrell, Redwood Falls, or
Henry Terhell, Vesta. 11-4t.
Last Friday afternoon ten pound |
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
Callaghan. The business men of
this village thought that the bankers
son ought to have a bank account
and % of them deposited dime
each which gives him % dimes to
start on. The deposit was made for
Is years. Wabasso Standard.
The high school football eleven
played their maiden match game
with the fast Renville bunch last
Saturday and were unable to score,
but held their opponents down to a
tally of Ii to O.. Renville people !
back up their champions handsome
ly and turn out big crowd, which
may have something to do with the
efficiency of their representatives on
the gridiron.
Noting the fact that Miss Vesta
Small, recent graduate of Red
wood Falls high school. has begun
teaching her second year in the
Dibble district, west Of Westbrook,
the Sentinel of that town takes pains
to say that the young lady is an ex-
cellent teacher. which is no more
than Vesta's friends here would ex-
pect, they will be pleased to hear it
just the same.
1.-The Mexicans in the United
States" will be the subject for the
missionary service at the Presbyte-
rian church next Sunday evening.
The subject will be illustrated with
scenes from real life, Manager
Hunts sherry of the Redwood Dream
having consented to manipulate the
slides for the ladies' missionary So
ciety, which will have charge Of the
service, beginning at the usual hour
and to which the public is invited.
Franklin Tribune: Last Tuesday
a great excitement spread through
the school when a half holiday was
granted to the pupils. It was re-
ported that Co. E of the 4th U. S.
Cavalry. stationed at Fl. Smelling.
was to pass by the bottom road to