The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-03-31

| Seed oats for sale by VIM. Das-
kan, 81 miles south of city.
Miss Artie Skoog of the Waseca
high school is visiting friends here
during vacation.
Miss Katherine Callaghan of the
Tracy schools is spending the spring
vacation at home.
S. G.. Peterson left on Sunday for
a ladies' spring coat campaign in
southwestern Minnesota.
Chas. Tiffany returned on Tuesday
of last week from visit with North
field relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. A. Baldwin returned from
st. Barnabas hospital, Minneapolis,
Saturday night, much improved in
| health.
Miss Gretchen Hitchcock will ar
rive on Sunday from Minnewaukon.
N. D., to spend the spring vacation
at home.
A complete list of town clerks and
village recorders will be found on
third page. Those interested might
do we'll to cut out the list for future
reference.
Next week will be the last week
preceding Easter, and advertisers
will please take notice that The Ga
zette would like get their copy as
early as possible, in order to give
good position to all.
An order from Judge Olson con-
frming the recent distribution of
the Peach estate to heirs was filed
with the clerk of court last Thurs
day. The estate was amicably bid
in by the different heirs at So, 400, in
three different tracts, subject to
small incumbrance.
Work has been renewed on the
Light and Power company's fume
for conveying the water to the site
of the new power house. the past
week. The ditch will follow the
course of the river and will involve
lot of labor and some blasting for
the removal of rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Cooper were
summoned by a telegram last Sun
day to the bedside Of their grand
child, little Avis Kvello of Lisbon.
N. D., who was suffering from con-
WILSON'S and thought to be in crit
cal condition. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
left on the afternoon train and later
news has been somewhat encourag-
ing.
Miss Jennie Evans and a company
of other young lady friends of Miss
Katherine Force completely sur
prised the bride of today last Thurs
day evening, by inducing her to drop
in at the Evans home and there
showering her with various articles
displaying their handiwork. The
gifts and good time were both
agreed to have been worth while.
Messrs. Gales and Capt. Hingeley
actively interested themselves while
in the cities last week, in boosting
the bill appropriating specified an
nual payment for aiding militia COM
panies to build and sustain armories
for their use. Capt Hingeley was
one of a dozen or more company
commanders who appeared before a
joint committee in charge Of the
bill. and presented strong reasons
for its passage. for which there ap-
pears to be a hopeful prospect.
Mrs. F. Maxson is here in the in
terest of the Florida Fruit Lands
Co. and is presenting an attractive
proposition for any one looking for
promising real estate investment
that can be handled by $40 monthly
installments, for suitable tracts for
fruit or winter vegetable raising. A
big drainage proposition makes pos
sible the offering of lands of alleged
extraordinary productiveness. Mrs.
Maxson will remain in the city for
a short time and is stopping with
the family of Alderman Durham.
Commissioners Aune and McCor-
uuodale drove out to the site of the
Hagen bridge over the Redwood
river Monday, and awarded the
contract for building substantial
bridge to the Adams Bridge Co. of
Minneapolis. A half dozen or more
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