The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-06-09
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j Call at the tile factory and see the
new tile. If.
i Kenneth Vaughn is down from
! North Dakota for visit at the
home of his parents. west of this
city.
Carrier Billy Fish is this week TAX
ing his annual vacation, which Uncle
Samuel kindly allows to all Of his
mail carriers.
DR.. and Mrs. Chadbourn arrived
here from St. Peter last week. where
they stopped for few days on their
way home from Philadelphia.
Mrs. S. J. Race was expected here
yesterday. for visit with her moth
err, Mrs. Hancy Mckay, who has
been confined to her bed by illness.
Bankers S. F. Scott of Vesta and
| F. E. Sylvester of Seaforth were in
probate court Monday, in connec-
ton with matters relating to the
Thos. Sloan estate.
j. A McGetrick left here early last
week to combine business with
a health tour in connection with the
distribution of a string of horses in
the country west of here.
The Elliott brothers were here
from Battle Lake and Walnut Grove,
as we'll as from Sheridan, last Friday
to do honor to the high school vale
dictorian, their sister, on graduation
night.
Insure your growing crops in the
Farmers Cooperative Hail Associa-
ton Of Minnesota, operated and
managed by farmers to secure relia-
BILE and cheap protection. Apply to
A. D. Stewart. 43-4t.
The Rebekah sisters had joyous
picnic last Saturday, Mesdames Nc
Clintock and Frank Hammer being
the guests of honor. The latter is
soon to depart for a season to join
her husband in Lethbridge.
David Alexander and wife will
leave this city today to visit
several weeks this month and next
with their brothers family at
North Yakima and will go with them
to the big exposition at Seattle.
They deserve a good vacation.
"Children's Day" will be observed
at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning, at 1920. An ex-
cellent program OF songs, exercises
and recitations is being prepared,
the boys and girls of the Sunday
school to be the participants. All
are cordially invited.
Mrs. E. A. Lyman, accompanied
by the Misses Ruth and Susie Ly-
man, her daughters, have gone to
St. Cloud, where Mrs. Lyman will
visit at the home Of F. D. French, |
her father. while the younger ladies
will attend a term at the summer
school of the state Normal.
Frank Japs has had work rushed
on his building so that it was all en-
closed Saturday night. He plans to
install his machinery as soon as pos
sible. without waiting for the veneer
work. The rooms on the third floor
are being fitted up for residence
purposes for the owners family.
Bishop Gordon, a Redwood Falls
pioneer who was appointed to theland
office here under Grover Cleveland.
came home with D. R. McCorquodale
from Minneapolis last week, and
was in this city for a short time last
Saturday. He had been visiting his
son and family in Canada recently.
Chas. Hanson, who was ten years
ago sentenced from Lamberton,
where he was saloon keeper, for a /
serious statutory offence, recently
had his sentence of Is years COM
muted to 20 years. The board was
influenced mainly by representations
showing that Hanson had pleaded
guilty under the understanding that
his sentence would be twenty years,
Judge Weber afterwards fixing the
longer sentence.
M. H. Sandager and family arrived
Sunday evening from California and
will remain for a season with Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Jensen Of this city.
Martin, Junior, informed us that