The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-11-03

"A. u. McRae spent last sunday al
Sanborn.
Mrs. Ackmann is home from a
visit at the cities.
D. E. Laird is suffering from an
attack of rheumatism.
Miss Lydia Grapp returned to her
home at Waseca Friday.
Mrs. Lawrence King is back from
her recent trip to Battle Creek.
The St. Veronica ladies meet with
Mrs. Gales tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Apitz and family returned
from the cities Sunday afternoon.
Remember the date, Saturday,
Nov. 9th, at'Grapp's furniture store.
Roy Patterson of Sanborn is visit
ing his cousin, Miss Winnie Cob
leigh, this week.
H. D. Holman went to Granite
Falls Monday to look after case in
court in whichshe issinterested.
Tickets on sale this morning, for
the Newleywed Co., at the opera
house, Friday evening of this week.
J. P. Cooper accompanied Mrs.
Kvello and Avis as far as the cities
on their way back to Dakota last
Sunday.
Mr.. ahd.Mrs. S. ]. Race returned
to their Minneapolis home by the
Northwestern train last Sunday
evening.
0. w. Grapp was called to Mime
apolis Sunday night. to bring the
remains ofssGrandpa Wilson to Red
W ,od for burial.
H. F. Crackle, who has been
spending the summer in this vicinity,
left on the noon train Monday, for
his home at Albion, Ill.
Messrs. Isaac and Harley Tomp-
kins and J.i.W. True of Mankato
spent Friday and Saturday at Milroy.
reports the Echo, and carried home
a nice bunch of ducks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy" Williams
spent Saturday and Sunday of last
week with friends at Milroy, accord
ing to the Echo, on their way to
Marshall with their touring car.
S. j Race, Mr.. and Mrs. 10 Cor
bett and Earle Jones were down
from Minneapolis by the late train
Saturday night, to attend the fun
eral of the late Mrs. Mckay.
The Misses Vean and Dean Bald
win and Edgar Aiken went back to
their studies at Mortified by the
Monday morning train, after sever
al days stay with the home people.
Supt. J. L. Torrens of the LuVerne
schools made quick trip the past
week to his Redwood county farm,
not stopping long to revisit here,
the scenes of his first experience as
high school superintendent.
Mrs. Helen Robinson went to Rus
sell last week with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
R. Barnes and remained over with
the family of her daughter. Mrs.
Fred. Child, for a couple of days,
which she enjoyed very much.
Fred. Banker came home last week
with the last of Banker & Dennis
toun's purchase of cattle nearly
200 head. The firm is pushing the
completion of their big barns for
their stock yards, which loom large
from the vicinity of the Northwest
ern depot.
Miss Zelma Thune returned Sun
day from her western excursion.
which lasted two months and was
evidently delightful one. She re-
turned by way of Salt Lake, where
she staid to attend course of daily
organ recitals at the wonderful
Mormon temple. returning over the
scenic Denver & Rio Grande.
Joseph Tyson left here last Friday
to join Mrs. Tyson for a few days
before she goes to Battle Creek, Mr..
Tyson planning to go to Findlay, Ill.,,
for time. Joe stated that he was
not much elated over selling his res
idence property. as the family liked
living here and might conclude to
return. Most of 'em do, sooner or
later.