The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-08-25
from Wabasso Sunday.

n. "A. BALDWIN returned from q
Canada land trip Sunday.
The tile factory are makinga tile
that should last forever. If.
Mrs. Anderson of Delhi visited a
few days at the Banks-Mortimer
home.
The smiling face Of Billy Hauck
of Seaforth shown on our streets
Sunday.
Co. Attorney Owens took flying
trip to Johnsonville the early part of
the week.
Miss Carrie Barnes of Granite
Falls is a guest at the Hitchcock
home this week.
Mrs. John Nelson and son left for
Utica last Monday for two weeks
visit with her mother.
A coupon on the cow with every
admission ticket to Redwood Dream
until the day Of the circus.
Julius Meleges and family spent
Sunday with Chris Wagner and fam
lily at Seaforth. The ladies are sis
tiers.
Mrs. D. L. Bigham returned from
a weeks visit with her daughter at
Mankato last Friday.
Miss Minnie Happy Of Montevideo
came with Mrs. Myra Bradley last
Friday and attended the funeral of
Miss Curtis Sunday.
Fremont Layth, formerly living in
Mobiles county this state but now of
Saskatchewan, visited Clerk Weldon
and family last week.
My residence on 4th and Mime
sofa street with heating plant and
all modern improvements for rent.
C.. FRED. THOMPSON.
Mrs. O. Olsen and Mrs. j. Johnson
Of Rushford, Mrs. Rose loft Of
Mankato and Miss Gertrude Michel
son of Granite Falls visited the Mel
son family last week.
C. C. King and son are here from
Fairbury, H.. looking after the
business on their farm known as the
old Banks place. They expect to
tile it and make other improvements
this fall.
F. A. Japs went to the cities Sat
urday morning and returned on
Monday accompanied by Mrs. Japs
who has been at st. Barnabas hospi-
tai for some time past. We are
pleased to report that her health is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aune were pleasant
ly surprised Wednesday evening of
last week by number of their
friends, it being the sixteenth ami
versary of their marriage. A cut
glass dish was left as remembrance
OF the OCCASION.
Some very good crop reports are
coming in. Ed Hills has been thresh-
ing and says wheat is going from
II to 20 bushels per acre, barley
from Is to IS and oats from 40 to 80.
Mr.. Phillips had 27O bushels of oats
off from less than 3 acres-that's
going some.
F. O. Gold and family came down
from Minneapolis in their auto one
day last week for a visit with his
brother. W. H. and family, and
Saturday the brothers with their
families and Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
King went out to the Bell bridge
where they met about dozen from
Renville and spent the afternoon and
had picnic supper. the occasion
being F. O. Colds birthday, the
guests all going to Renville that
night.
A grand gold medal contest was
held at the M. E. church in this city
last Wednesday night under the
auspices of the w. C. 7. u, in
which there were five contestants.
The house was very prettily deco
rated for the occasion with golden
glow and asparagus foliage. The
program was opened by scripture
reading and prayer by Rev. Smith,
followed by the audience singing
Onward Christian Soldiers" Miss
Mildred Aiken was the first speaker
on the program and was followed by
Miss Zelphina Bellig of Springfield
and Miss Carrie Newton of Morton.
At this point solo was rendered by
Miss Amy Barnes in her usual pleas
;rrr woman This WAS followed nv