The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-15

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suit. F. A. GRAY. If.
John Wilcox of Bemidji was with
Alderman Wilcox the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Larson of
Sleepy Eye visited at j. A. Johnson's
the first of this week.
! A little nine pound farmer arrived
last Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Will Vim.
j. Cruiser and wife of Wolf Creek,
Mont, were last week guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna.
Don't forget the special rural
telephone meeting tomorrow after
noon, at the court house.
A baby girl took up her abode at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Murset in this city last Friday even
ing.
Grandma VIM, accompanied by
Misses BERTHE and Helen Vim, is
enjoying visit with friends at Min
neapolis.
Mrs. F. P. Phoenix of Ironton,
Wis, is visiting the little grandson
who arrived recently at the Will
VIM home.
G. A. Johnson of the Grygla Eagle,
accompanied by Mrs. johnson and
Mrs. Lettie Wiser, are guests at the
]. A. johnson home on Mill street.
Everyone is invited to come and
inspect the new fall millinery in
Francois & Schmahl's store opening,
Sept. 16, thth and 18th. 1t.
Next week the county fair. Watch
for date of free matinee at Redw ood
Dream to all pupils Of schools who
make entry in contest for prizes for
best exhibits at the fair.
The public library is being re-
decorated this week, and probably
will not be opened to the public be-
fore next Saturday night. The Ii
brary is to be opened hereafter
every Sunday, according to the old
schedule.
DR.. Boyd and family will take
their departure in a few days for
their former home at St. Charles,
going from there after a few weeks
to Twin Falls, Idaho, where they cX-
pect to spend the winter and may
locate permanently.
Julius Maker and Fred. Smiesing
of Johnsonville were among the res
idents of that town who were in
the city Friday, when the county
board ordered a hearing upon the
matter of the new school district to
be had Thursday Of next week,
Sept. 23d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Larson have
taken up their abode in the Hitch
cock house on Minnesota street. Mr..
Larson is a popular travelling sales
man who has had the good judgment
to secure a bride the past summer
and provide a good home in good
town.
Wabasso Standard, Rev. H. Ley
decker, who has for more than three
years been the able pastor of our
local Catholic church. will take
charge Of the parish at Belvidere,
Minnesota, and Rev. Francis Roem-
err, formerly of Belvidere, will take
charge of this parish, in a couple
of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber. who have
been making their home in Southern
California for several years past,
have returned to Minnesota and are
in the city this week looking after
their property interests in what is
known as the Offerman farm in
Delhi and business property on Sec
ond street.
The bank statements for our local
banks show balances aggregating
close to half million dollars this
week, which looks like prosperity,
taken in connection with the pre-
vailing land hunger which induces
our cities to put their money into
land as fast as they can get hold
of the cash. 1t looks as though
Redwood county had arrived.
H. Buechner this week marketed
a few fine looking Concord grapes
grown on his place on the Delhi
road, as we'll as lot Of handsome
looking apples. Mr.. Buechner thinks
that one reason why fruit is not
grown here in larger quantities is