The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-09-08
Attorney Owens and family were

day.
Otto Melges returned last Satur-
day from Chicago, where he disposed
of carload of poultry.
Mrs. AL. Drogisch and Miss Hattie
lander went to Long Lake last Sun
day, for two weeks outing.
E. C. Greene of the Hayes-Lucas
Co. greeted his Redwood Falls &C
quaintances here last Monday.
Miss Mildred Jensen of the class
of '09 will begin two years course
in Mankato normal next Monday.
Mrs. A. D. Smith returned last
Saturday from her visit to friends
and relatives in northern Illinois.
Miss Elsie Steffen resumed her
work at Central last Wednesday,
and is on duty as night operator.
Earl Woodwork, a Redwood Falls
native now settled at Oskaloosa, Ia,
is visiting his parents in this city.
Mrs. Tollefson and Miss Hazel
berg of Granite Falls were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aune the first of
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Whittet, Jr.. and child,
went to Minneapolis last Saturday,
where she is visiting in the Schoen-
ing home.
A. E. Clark went to Northern
Wisconsin second time last week,
to get treatment at one of the medi-
cinal springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis, grandpar-
ents of the late Ruby Curtis, re-
turned to their home in st. Paul
last Saturday.
Miss Georgia Chadderdon went to
Ruthton last Saturday. to begin her
second year as teacher in the schools
of that town.
Miss Anna Plapp dropped in at
Arthur Kenney's last Sunday, on
her way to Dawson to resume her
school duties there.
Mrs. F. G. Kumm and Marguerite
came home from Wisconsin last Fri
day. and F. G.. now has his family
circle complete.
Miss Vivian Peabody went to
Marshall last Saturday to assume
her duties as teacher in the seventh
grade in that city.
Mrs. G. w. Ellis and two little
girls went to Franklin last Satur-
day, to visit oyer Sunday with Faith
er Otterson and family.
Chas. Kenney was down from his
Crow Wing county retreat the past
week, where he enjoyed a pleasant
summer, the fishing being fine.
C.. K. Odekirk left here last Satur-
day for Pine City, where it is hoped
that course of sanitarium treat
ment will be of great benefit to his
health.
Lucius Badger, who has been put
ting in his summer vacation on A..
d. Smiths farm. returned to Man.
kato last Wednesday to attend
school there.
Victor Schleuder of Springfield is
in charge of the Schleuder store
for a few days, while Henry
Scheuder is taking a short vacation
in southwestern Minnesota.
Mrs. N. V. R. Hunter and Miss
Marjorie Baldwin went to Sleepy
Eye last Saturday to meet Misses
Mamie and Bette Hunter on their
return from Dodge Center.
Mrs. Belt of Waverly, Mimi, and
Mrs. Carvey Of Macy, Ind, who
have been visiting at the Ever home
on Minnesota street, left here last
Monday for their respective homes.
M. H. Graham, who has been
looking after the harvest on his farm
near Morgan, returned to his home
stead near Barnum. this state, last
Tuesday. He is we'll pleased with
the returns from his crop.
Miss Marguerite Warner went to
Minneapolis last week, from which
point she accompanied Miss Adele
Race to Virginia, Mimi, both of the
classmates having been elected to
positions in the schools of that city.
DR.. Nippolt and Mr.. Fruen OF
Minneapolis are enjoying their an.