The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-12-01

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Attorney Owens transacted busl-
ness at the state capital last Friday.
Notice the Book Announcement IN
this issue from Hitchcock's Drug
Store.
Mrs. j. P. Cooper goes to western
Wisconsin to-day to visit relatives
there.
Ernest and Earle Mead arrived
here last Saturday on visit to their
parents.
Mai. Nicholson is due tomorrow
night for the battalion inspection OF
Company L.
A. Chamberlain visited here last
week at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Jaehning.
Lester Whittet of Rock county.
Wis, is visiting his numerous uncles
and cousins in this vicinity.
Storrs Byington was among the
returning pilgrims from the west
who came last Saturday.
The parents of Mrs. Frank Lob
dell, Mr.. and Mrs. Little Of Man.
kato, visited here over Thanksgiving.
Clerk Weldon and family enjoyed
their Thanksgiving last week with
father and mother Weldon at Wa
basso.
The ladies' mite society will meet
at the home of Mrs. H. Jensen on
Friday afternoon, Dec. Sd, at 3
o'clock.
Mrs. H. D. Chollar yesterday con-
Guided her welcome visit here and
took up her return trip toward her
Florida home.
P. O. Callaghan conveyed his
household to Wabasso for the
Thanksgiving festivities, at the home
of his son Paul.
William Taylor, state university
student, visited here last week with
his aunt, Mrs. H. Schleuder. His
home is at Dundas.
Roy Bunce came down last Sunday
morning from Woonsocket, S. d., to
join his family and visit his mother
and other relatives.
Mrs. C. w. Lentz arrived home
from her visit with South Dakota
relatives and friends just in time
for Thanksgiving day.
Fred. Martin spent Thanksgiving
week at home, but is expecting an
other assignment on state drainage
work in week or two.
Dwight Bissell went to Fairmont
last Wednesday, to share Thanksgiv-
ing day with the family of his
daughter, Mrs. DR.. Ludke.
VIM. Ferguson and Mrs. Ezra
Ferguson of St. Paul, were Thanks
giving day visitors at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. O. B. Turrell,
The father of bandmaster Hof-
meister of the Second Regiment
band died at his home in New Ulm
last week. He was &c years old.
Mr.. Allen Davis of Waterville ar
rived here last week., to reside for
season with his nephew, Geo. M.
Davis of the Hubbard Davis Co.
Miss Luella Turrell, now principal
of the st. James high school, spent
Thanksgiving day with her parents
in this city, returning to her post
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Smith ar
rived here on the early train last
Monday morning. going to Nor gan
next day to visit with Mrs. Smith S
parents at the Kempton home.
Prof. Gilmore of Clarified visited
the schools here last Wednesday and
accompanied his sister, Miss Nettie
Gilmore of our city schools, from
here to their home at Lake Crystal.
Mrs. Rome Theiring of Hebron, N.
D., is here in attendance on her
father, whose illness confines him to
his room, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Nelson of Granite Falls were also
down on Sunday.
Peter L. Pagan and Miss Louise
F. Sonnischen of Sheridan were be-
fore Judge Evans last Friday, and
after pleading guilty to matrimonial
intentions, were duly sentenced for
life to be deported to the hymenial
state, and went smiling to their fate.