The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-06-16

, Miss Edith Burmeister is home
from Hamline since last Thursday.
The town board of Brookville let
contracts for five bridges recently
to M. A. Adams.
Miss Edna Ashford will attend the
Christian Endeavor convention in
Granite Falls this week.
Lawn mowers sharpened and re-
paired at Muehlbauer's automobile
repair shop. GEO. WEIGH.
Capt. Gates Johnson and his sur
vey party returned to Marshall yes
terday to conclude their drainage
surveys along the Redwood.
Mrs. Alvin Small of Westbrook
and Mrs. Tenia Anderson of Delhi
were guests at the H. M. Aune
home the first of this week.
Miss Lulu Mortimer arrived home
from the Milwaukee Downer college
last Saturday, where she has been
taking a thorough course on the
piano and pipe organ.
Mrs. S. ]. Race returned to her
home in Minneapolis last Monday,
after spending nearly week at the
bedside of her mother here, who
was little better the first of the
week.
M. E. Lewis, formerly of Belview
and Vesta, writes that he has again
gone into printing Office, this time
in Minneapolis, on Sixth avenue
north. 1t is hard to break away
from the thrall of printers ink.
WANTED-M of good business
ability, well known locally, and
highly regarded, to help handle one
of the largest enterprises before the
public. State past experience. ?,
O. Box 205, Mankato' MINI. 1921. |
Several carloads of Greek or near
Greek laborers have been polishing
up the Nickel Plate roadbed so we'll
that it will ultimately be possible to
travel to Sleepy Eye and back with
out Earring out ones back teeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Japs put in
the time from Wednesday last to
Sunday, attending the graduation
exercises at the Uat which Barney
Japs matriculated as an electrical
engineer, and visiting relatives in
Scott county.
Miss Swenson closed her term of
school at the school house near the
old Carity place last Friday, with
picnic and little program in honor
of the graduation of three pupils
who had completed their eighth
grade studies.
When from work a man comes
strolling home between the day light
and the dark to find his home in
darkness, his wife and children gone
the question arises, Where have they
gone? The answer is why gone to
the Redwood Dream, of course, to
see those elegant reproductions they
are showing there.
Vesta Censor; Sheriff Schueller
of Redwood was in this vicinity the
latter part of the week posting no.
tees in the big ditch meeting to be
held at Redwood Falls, June %.
There are about one hundred farm
ers interested in this ditch and it
will be fight from start to finish.
Good attorneys have been employed
on both sides.
Mrs. c. F. Apitz of this city at
tended the county Sunday-school
convention at Olivia last week, and
the Times, referring to the part as
signed to Mrs. Apitz on the pro-
gram. says, "Some very interesting
papers were read and talks given,
a paper by Mrs. Apitz of
Redwood Falls on Beginners and
Primary Department and talk by
Frank Hopkins on How to Keep the
Young People in Sunday school,"
Mrs. Lucy Chalcraft and daugh- :
ter, Mrs. Rosa Gooch, of Albion, ILL.,,
visited the past few days at the ,
homes of their relatives, Mrs. Benja- ,
min Walker of Paxton and Mrs. A. ;
P. Henderson and family of Red 9
wood Falls township, A sad Incl
dent of their arrival here was meet :