The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-06-09
DR.. Gray Of Vesta was in this city

) DR.. Gray Of Vesta was in this city
last Saturday.
/ Lieut.. Nook and wife. returned
. home last Monday, after a two
; weeks vacation.
Miss Irma Schmahl went to Mar
shall last Monday for a visit with
. lone Chamberlain.
Good pasturage for about Is cattle
on my land between Delhi and this
city. Inquire of ]. B. Robinson. 41tf
Misses Thomas and Gilmore Of the
fourth and fifth grades returned to
their homes at Lake Crystal last
Saturday.
Miss Gretchen Hitchcock is home
from Minnewaukon, N. D., where
she has just concluded school year
of teaching.
Whit. Gray drove with Mrs. Gray
and family to Brownton last Satur-
day, for visit with relatives near
that place.
Misses Grace McGregor and Ruth
Barber returned to Vesta by train
last Monday, at the close of the
school year.
Mrs. Roy Bunce and child, accom-
panied by Miss Bessie Bunce, are
here from South Dakota, on visit
to their parents.
The Christian church ladies will
have another pastry sale at the store
of Cummins & Dripps, next Satur-
day, commencing at $50.
Mckenzie Bros running horse.
Billy Boggs, ran off with the big
end of the purse in the running race
at Sleepy Eye last Saturday.
Tom Film arrived home from Chi
cago few days ago. to take his an
nual vacation from hospital work at
the windy city.
Mrs. j. B. Robinson is visiting
friends at Minneapolis and Hamline
and will remain over to witness the
Hamline commencement exercises.
Pending the construction of my
new machine shop, | will attend to
the work Of customers as best | can
at temporary quarters, two doors
north of Rosendahl's blacksmith
shop, on Mill street.
43-3t. F. A. JAPs.
The Clark brothers of Portland are
responsible for the abundance of
beautiful roses displayed at the
graduation exercises, they having
planned to send display from the
city of roses, which is the title Port
land has had conferred on her. Ow-
ing to the distance, the display was
purchased at the twin cities.
Good pasturage for stock on Thos.
Sloan estate near Seaforth. Grown t
cattle at Is cents per month, cattle
unGer two years old 60 cents per /
month, horses $3.50 per month,
sheep at 25 cents per month. Apply
to or address at Seaforth.
44-2t. w. H. CURRIE.
The Pv Lands appear to be land {
ing about all their games since they
started at Sleepy Eye last week. TAX
ing the Renville and Olivia clubs into
camp. successfully. Today the Pvs $
are billed for Ortonville and will {
return in time for the game with the
Colored Gophers, which will mingle
gilt-edged ball playing with comedy
coaching and roofing.
Sol Gale of Gales has been having :
q painful experience with rheuma-
tism for several months, and last
week his brother, A. L. Gale of this
place, paid him visit, intending to
remain for a few weeks to lend
helping hand and enjoy visit at the
same time. Many readers of The
Gazette will be hoping that "Sol'
will soon be able to get out from
under his attack of that painful
malady.
Supt. Bebermeyer announces that
the annual meeting of school district
officers is to be held at Wabasso on
the oath inst. and that he has the
promise of an eminent educator to
assist him in making the occasion
helpful one for school men. Follow
mo this meeting conferences will he 1