The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-03-30

Clerk Of Court Weldon and wife
were at WaDasso Sunday.
Miss Florence Longbottom was
over from Seaforth Sunday.
The Becvar and Hannah families
were Seaforth visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Torger Strand goes to the
cities next Saturday for weeks
visit.
/ Miss Kate CalIaghan of Tracy's
schools is enjoying her vacation here
with the home folks.
Mrs. Frank Clague arrived home
from Mankato last Friday, accompa-
MED by her mother, Mrs. Porter.
A pleasant time is reported by
the young people who attended the
dance at the opera house Monday
night.
Miss Plapp, we'll known former
Redwood teacher, came down from
Dawson to spend her short vacation
with friends here.
Dan. Mclean, Fred. Slower and
Chas. Sawyer, viewers on county
ditch No. 1.-THE Holton ditch near
Seoforth-are to begin their work
4 Er;do1y of 4bic ,unoIy
The viewers on county ditch No.
12-Chas. Ripley. Douglas Allen and
Holmer Johnson have filed their
report and hearing will be held on
the same May I'd.
Banker & Dennistoun started up
their summer meat route to Delhi
yesterday and will make regular
trips through the summer Tuesdays
and Fridays of each week.
Carl lander visited the folks at
Springfield last Friday evening. re-
turning Monday evening with his
sister, Miss Hattie lander, who is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest lander
here.
Marriage licenses were issued the
past week to George Stevens and
Fife B. Swoffer of Walnut Grove,
Frank E. Biggers and Ester Simpson
and Max Darkow and Elsie Holz-
nagel.
President w. H. Gold of the coun-
ty Sunday-school association was
attending the sessions of the district
institutes, beginning at Morgan Sun
day, quite a delegation from here
going over by the auto route.
R. F. Wherland has about COM
pleted arrangements for furnishing
electric service from this point to
Morgan and Morton, and is putting
affairs in train for pushing construc-
ton work at an early day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Jensen had their
daughters home with them Easter
day-Misses Matilda and Lillian
from the schools they are teaching
and Miss Mildred from Mankato
Normal, where she is a student.
H. A. Baldwin has had his fun out
with his runabout and recently trad
ed it in for touring car large
enough and handsome enough to
accommodate his family in its entire
] ty. With his election as secretary
of the Redwood county auto associa-
ton, II. A. is strictly in the swim
or perhaps we should say, in the
rush.
The Methodist Mems club have
signifed their willingness to throw
open their meeting to non-members
next Tuesday evening, provided the
latter signify their desire to attend
in advance. The club is discussing
the subject of cooperation. and will
exemplify that idea by taking in
others outside the fold who are in
terested in this vital subject.
Auditor Larson will begin the dis
tribution of the annual school appor-
tionment fund to the different dis
tricts today. The total amount
from the state fund and from fines,
penalties, interest and costs amount
to SO. 707.O 4. for 1886 pupils entitled
to school aid. at $2.14 each. Red
wood Falls share, for 439 pupils in
the district limits, is $939. LAG.
Dad Isham sold lumber bills for
$4,000 residence for Bob ...Byram fin
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