The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-07-07
Miss Mary Patton is visiting her

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DR.. Robt. S. Macarthur, tomorrow.
Call at the tile factory and see the
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Change of program every day dur
ing Chautauqua at Redwood Dream.
Mrs. C. A. Fleming Of Franklin is
a guest this week Of Capt. and Mrs.
Hingeley.
w. C. Brown Of Merriam Park, is
paying a visit this week at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. C. S. Nook.
Postmaster Schmelz and Ernest
Aftermath of Springfield were at
tending Chautauqua in this city yes
terday.
DR.. A. J. Simpson put in a few
days with the balance of his family
the first of this week at father
Ferris place.
Misses Anna and Lillian Jensen
went to St. Paul yesterday to attend
the sessions of the international c.
E. convention.
The pupils and teachers of the
Presbyterian Sunday sunday school
enjoyed picnic on the Riheldaffer
place last Wednesday.
Ray Otterson returned to his home
at Franklin today after spending
few days in this city visiting rela-
tives and attending chautauqua.
Miss Florence King arrived home
last week and will spend a number
of weeks at the home Of her mother.
Mrs. Nancy King of the west side.
Mrs. Birkenmeyer and children
and Miss Josephine Litchwarck are
here from Montezuma, Iowa. where
the latter has been visiting, since
last Thursday.
Mrs. E. C. Eastman, who has been
visiting in the family Of her brother
Eb. in this city, together with W.
w. Horn and their mother. of Rem
vile, returned to her home in Will
mot, S. D., last Friday.
Henry Charter was back from AL
berta for few days to close the
transfer of his farm to Robert Stew
art, who paid $40 per acre for the 80
acres and valuable improvements.
The deal was negotiated by the D.
L. Crimmins agency.
Morgan Messenger: A. c.. Miller
was at Glencoe last Thursday and
purchased another large steel dredge.
Mr.. Miller has contracted to con-
struct ditch No. IA in Brown county.
The new dredge will commence work
on this ditch very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Tompklns and
younger children have been in the
city since last Sunday, the guest of
E. A. Pease and wife. The Tomp-
kins household has just removed
from Minneapolis to Mankato, in
order that Isaac may be with his
family oftener.
Capt. Hingeley has received or.
ders to entrain with the officers and
men of Company L next week Thurs
day morning. over the NJ. & St. L.,
for Camp Lakeview, where the COM
pany will go into camp for ten days.
The men of the company have to re-
port with all their baggage and
accoutrements.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Patton will
leave today for an extended trip to
the Pacific coast. They expect to
stop atseveral points enroute includ-
ing Denver, Colorado Springs. Salt
Lake City, Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco. Portland and Seattle, return
ing home over the Canadian Pacific
about August LIST.
Lieut.. Nook represented Company
l. at the funeral of Gen. Jos. Bob
Letter last Monday, who died at his
home in New Ulm last Friday, his
funeral being held there with mill
tary honors. Gen. Bobleter was
born in Austria in 1916, served dur
ing the Civil War in the Union army
and in 1868 came to New Ulm, which
has been his home ever since, with
the exception of the period spent at
St. Paul while state treasurer. He
has been in the national guard in
this state for 80 years almost con-