The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1911-03-07

E. H, Blanchard, formerly OF Nor
gan, was up from st. Charles today.
Mrs. Huntsberry and Louise Ehr-
stein arrived home from Tracy last
Friday.
Mrs, Neufert came home last Sat
urday from weeks visiting trip at
the cities.
]. B. johnson of Grygla, Marshall
county, visited with his son j. Al
bert the past week.
C. E. Mckay came up from Min
neapolis the first of this week for a
few days in the old town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Reynolds are
back from visiting tour through
the west and south as far as Florida.
George Hanson and Otis Tread
well entertained visitors from Sleepy
Eye at North Redwood last Sunday.
James Clark of nerdsfield, N. d.,
was visiting the Clark relatives IN
this city and vicinity the past week.
Mr.. Henschke took the st. Louis
train for Gaylord last Sunday, re-
naming over until the afternoon
train yesterday.
Mrs. H. D. Brooke left here yes
terday over the Northwestern, to
care for friend in Southern Mime
sofa who is seriously i'll.
Autos were chu-chugging gaily
last Sunday. and present indications
appear to be favorable for a long
season of administration.
H. M. Aune received one of the
first of the new 1911 cars last week,
a bang-up Locomobile touring car
that appears to be the envy Of the
auto bunch.
Rev. j. J. Ehrstein went to the
cities Monday, intending to go on
from there Wednesday, to attend
the sessions of the State Sunday
school association.
w. E. Fackler of the Luse Land
Co. was in this city last Saturday
getting matters in train for the ex-
cursion advertised on our second
page. Quite a number will go from
this city.
VIM. Cummins and P. O. Callag-
han accompanied N. B. Andersen
yesterday on the Florida excursion.
Wonder if Billy will work up a cor
ner on bananas and pineapples, down
there in.the land of gators.
w. R. Barnes will pilot the party
from here next Friday on their
way to Oregon and the apple coun-
try. Unless present signs fail,
there will be nearly a round dozen
from this point in the excursion.
Lobdell & Francois moved into
the suite of rooms formerly occu-
pied by the Stag club last week, and
now have commanding view of
the site of the work on their new
building, where the dirt will be fly
ing Immediately. -
Chas. Hoppenrath returned here
the past week accompanied by a
bride. Mrs. Hoppenrath was Sal
walton Army worker. and we con-
graduate Charles on acquiring the
permanent association of one of his
comrades in the holy war.
Millard Root, J. H. Geroy and
Huntsberry the Dream man. took
the early St. Louis train Monday
morning, for the cities and beyond,
Mr.. Huntsberry plotting some of
the party to his lakeside paradise
up at Forest Lake, Washington
county.
John Clark, Jr., goes to Canada
this month to take up the duties of
manager of large farm near Re-
gina. of which his brother Alec
Clark is part owner, We trust that
Mr.. Clark will continue to improve
in health while laboring in King
Georges vast dominions.
Albert trust dropped into town
last Thursday, and put in the bal
ance of the week closing up some
business matters. Albert plans to
60 with an excursion party to the
Pacific coast in the near future, and
may pick out a location for business
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