The Redwood gazette., 1909-10-06

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bias, the hay man. 51-tf.,
| The st. Veronica Guild will meet
with Mrs. Laird on Thursday after.
noon of this week.
/ One dollars worth of tickets t(
Dream to the lucky number Satur
day night of this week.
Lost-Sept. oath. between city
and T. A. Whittet farm, one cordu
roy coat. Finder please leave same
at this office or at T.. A. Whittet''
j farm.
Judge Olsen has ordered a deere.
of divorce to be issued in favor ol
Mrs. Ella Nj. Walter, who had askec
for legal separation from Fred
Walter.
In the absence of Pastor Smith,
Prof. Hovey will fill the pulpit at
the Christian church next Sunday
his morning theme being Samuel, .
and for the evening "Saul. the Re-
creant."
The ladies of the Presbyterian
mite society will meet Friday after
noon of this week at the home of
Mrs. Geo. w. Ellis, Mrs. William
Smith assisting the hostess in enter
tanning.
The millinery department at Fran
co.'s & Schmahl's has just received
another line of shapes, trimmed
hats, plumes, wedding materials and
mourning vail.
MISS A. SCHUPPENHOST.
Mrs. P. O. Callaghan last Sunday
accompanied Mr.. Callaghan's niece,
Miss Margaret Callagban, who has
been visiting here, on her return
journey to Connecticut, and will re-
main in the east for some time.
Isaac N. Tompkins was in the city
Monday looking very much as
though life as a road agent agreed
with him. He reported his daugh-
ter Helen much better, but not yet
qualified to resume her school work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dunnington
go to McConnellsyille, Ohio, tomor-
row; to remain for an indefinite
period. If Mrs. Dunnington's health
is improved by the change, they may
stay in the Buckeye state all winter.
Those who saw samples of the
Minnesota No. 13 wheat shown by
Winn Bros. at the county fair and
wanting seed of the same had better
put in their orders early. as the crop
from eight acres may not last long.
1--WE ought to be thankful we are
alive this beautiful weather." was
the legend on Dad Isham's bulletin
! board last Saturday. We might
have hung that sign out six days
out of seven during the past month
and it would not be putting it too
strong.
Recorder w. M. Smith took his
car across the state to Mortified
last Saturday, Miss Lulu Mortimer
and Cashier H. A. Baldwin accompa-
nying him as passengers. The former
intended to visit with the Misses
Baldwin before going to the cities
to join her mother on the journey
west to Spokane.
A. D. McRae returned Monday
from a trip to Sanborn, where he at
tended a successful market day cele-
bration. A. D. says that the display
of fruits at Sanborn was even better
than at the county fair, and brought
home some of the prize fruit for the
benefit of those who asked to be
shown.
Patrick Cain, who was committed
to the state hospital at St. Peter
from this county last winter. after
having been an inmate of the county
home for short time. passed away
at the hospital on the 1st instant.
The result was not unexpected by
those acquainted with the condition
of the patient at the time he was
committed to the hospital.
Attorney Gislason brought Mrs.
Gislason and their daughter over
from Minneota last Saturday, in
their auto, and remained here over
Sunday as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. N. Bell. Mrs. Gislason is still
remembered here as very efficient
teacher in our high school several
years ago, when she was Miss Pet.
erSOn.