The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-01-27
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The annual meeting of the Luth-
eran church last Thursday developed
the fact that the past year had been
a prosperous one for that congrega-
ton.
Gold Hampden watch, with black
leather fob and silver Swastika
emblem, in this city, Jan. "a. Re-
ward paid if left at home of Mrs.
A. C. Athey. 1t.
Dad Isham has sufficiently recoy-
cred from his recent illness to make
plans for going to Winona today to
take part in the Scottish Rite convo-
cation in session there.
Hear the I'd Reg. band play for
the Co. L armory benefit, at the
court house, Feb. r. Matinee at
4 p. M, grand concert at 8 p. m.
Military ball in the.opera house after
the concert.
DR.. E. A. Lyman and Ned Dripps
went to Winona yesterday to attend
a convocation of the Scottish Rite
Masons, when they will have the
32d degree conferred upon them.
DR.. Lyman will not return until
Sunday.
Mrs. James Peters Of this city is
reported in critical condition as
the result Of the breaking of her
right hip Tuesday of last week. She
is past seventy years of age and is
receiving the best of care at the
hands of her relatives.
Miss Flossie Barber of Vesta visit
ed with Mrs. Arthur Athey last
week and had the misfortune to lose
a greatly valued gold watch. If any
reader of this paper can throw light
on the lost keepsake the information
will be greatly appreciated by the
owner.
THE young old folks will en-
joy costume party at the opera
house Wednesday evening. The
rigs for the evening are to be stun
ming enough, so that the ''Y. O. F."
think an admission fee of 10 cents
not too great sum for spectators
to pay.
D. L. Bigham is now headed for
home from the coast, after making
the rounds in Washington, visiting
at Spokane. North Yakima, Wenat-
chez, Walla Walla. Seattle and many
other towns He plans to take a
couple Of weeks for his return trip,
stopping at number of points on
the way.
County Attorney Owens has made
out a report of prosecutions during
the past year, the total number be-
ing IS in the district, municipal and
and justice courts, with a total of
SO convictions and II cases still
pending, only five acquittals and
nine dismissals being recorded Of
the convicted parties, five were SEN
fenced to the penitentiary. one to
the reformatory and seven to the
county Jail, AZ paying fines to the
county and state Out of the total
arrests, Is were under the influence
of intoxicants. The total cost Of
criminal prosecutions as returned to
the county attorneys Office amount
to S74021 and the amount of fines
paid in was S721 go. Looks as though
BILLY" was earning his salary.
J. B. Robinson received a letter
from S. T. Bunch few days ago,
informing him that Mr.. Bunch had
recently removed to the home of
his daughter at Flint, Mich. Old
residents will remember Mr.. Bunch
and his family as it was in the
eighties, before the. death of Mrs.
Bunch and the scattering of the
family. Mr.. Bunch writes that he
has not seen his son Harry since
1893, but that Roy is married and
holding position with the North
western railroad at Chicago. The
letter made inquiry as to number
Of old residents, in whom he is still
interested and whom he does not
expect to meet again. S. L. used
to be called Sunny Bunch. but ad-
vancing age has apparently taken
some of the sunshine out of his life.
An active worker for the county
fair last wear calls the attention of