The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-08
The auction sale at Hubbard will
close Saturday, the 18th.

i The auction sale at Hubbard's will
close Saturday, the 18th.
i C. V. Everett and family are TAX
ing possession of their rebuilt resi-
dence on Wyoming street.
Clinton Baldwin and Glen Gold
are this week filling appointments
on the state fair grounds.
In the recent gold medal contest
at Morton, little Miss Helen Stegner
of this city was awarded the prize.
Change every night, good songs
and good music, at the Redwood
Dream, and a chance on the prizes.
Jack Desmond came up from
Devils Lake last Saturday, to visit
at the Vaughn farm west of this
city.
Miss Agnes Hitchcock went to
Duluth last week. to take up her
duties of instructor in the schools
there.
Mrs. Hanson, who has been visit
ing at the Schildknecht home, re-
turned to her home at Waseca last
Friday.
Misses Lois Warner and Eunice
Parrish will attend Minneapolis
schools the coming year, beginning
last Monday.
Donald Milne, who has been visit
ing his brothers and other relatives
in this vicinity, returned to Roches-
ter last Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Reed of Sleepy Eye
visited June Aiken here the first Of
last week, returning home to take
up her school work.
John Knudson has rented the Cur
tbs house on Wyoming street, and
his family and household goods were
installed there Thursday.
R. F. Wherland's family have as
visitors Mr.. Wherland's sister, Mrs.
Otto Grimm of Sherburne and son
and Mrs. Arp of the same town.
The Misses Eva Hitchcock and
Nellie Henderson went to Austin
last Sunday, to assume their duties
as teachers in the schools there.
Jack Hingeley, who has been MAX
ing himself useful at Trust & Hinge
ley's the past two months, has
returned to his home in Chicago.
Edgar Aiken came home from the
west last Saturday to make needed
preparations for entering Carleton
college at the beginning of the term
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luscher and
family and Mrs. Anna E. Ward
went to the cities the first of the
week and are attending the state
fair.
Morgan is preparing for harvest
festival on Thursday and Friday of
next week, and has retained Manag-
err Huntsberry of the Redwood
Dream to give three entertainments
each day.
Hugh Peavey came home last Sat-
urday night and reports the demand
for real estate almost as exciting as
ball game and decidedly more
profitable. The club will finish with
some rafting good games here dur
ing the county fair.
George King Of Kingfsher, Okla
homa, joined his wife and mother.
who have been expecting him here
for some time, last Saturday. Geo.
had not found time to revisit the old
home town since he first went to
Oklahoma. nearly ten years ago.
George w. Ellis went to Mankato
last Saturday to consult an eye
specialist. He was warned against
taking any liberties with his optics
pending treatment. and may be
obliged to take up outdoor work,
much to the regret of THE GAZETTE
force.
Edith Collins, a Redwood Falls
high school student. received honor
able mention in the essay contest on
Minnesota 1st at Gettysburg. CIV
en- by the state fair association. She
received as a prize ticket to the
state fair and to the grand stand
for every day during the fair.
Rev. S. D. Smith Of this city was
elected vice president at the district
convention of his church at Man
Loto Loot waak and also nraachad