The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-06-10

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at the st. Luke's Hospital in st. Paul
j Mrs. T. Strand returned to hel
home in Huron, S. D. last Friday.
i Howard Hall has gone to Woos
Lake where he will work on a farm
during the summer.
| Rud. Stensvad returned Frida,
from his trip interviewing would bs
automobile owners.
j Thomas Connors and George II
johnson of Seaforth drove over in Mr.
Connors car Wednesday. The car was
| left at the garage for needed repairs
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ives have gone to For1
Atkinson, Wis.,, where they will visit
4 before going to their new home.
/ F. L. Parish Of Redwood Falls is do
ing the plumbing in the John Long.
bottom home, at Seaforth.
Mrs. George Davis is entertaining
her sister, Miss Blanche Nelson OF
Sleepy Eye.
Sheriff Hassenstab and family
drove to Seaforth and Wabasso in
their car Sunday.
The Presbyterian Congregation and
Sunday School will have their annual
picnic Tuesday, June "a.
Miss Alma Zeimer is visiting with
friends in Minneapolis. Her visit
there is of indefinite duration.
Miss Alice Hitchcock is home from
Stewartville to spend her summer va
cation.
The new park drive leading to the
top of the hill is entirely completed
now and is said by many to be the
peer of any scenic railway in the
state
Homemade ice cream at John Col
ville's home Wednesday evening, June
II. 45-2t.
John McClurg and wife and John
Rate and wife of jefferson, Iowa,
were in the city last week. The other
jefferson families living here enjoyed
seeing the old-home folks.
Mrs. H. NJ Aune and son Harold,
Mrs. C. A. Neufert and Miss Josie
Thune returned Friday from their
visit to Minneapolis. They made the
trip in II. M. Aune's car with Harold
driving.
Minor B. Gold has accepted a posi-
ton with the Farmers Elevator Com
pany and will be here for a few
months at least. He is nephew Of
w. n. Gold
John Schmichel has been appointed
as policeman of Ramsey Park. 1t will
be his duty to see that park visitors
conduct themselves properly, and that
the state property is not destroyed.
Mrs. A. E. King is in Minneapolis
visiting her son, Forest who will grad
uate this week. from the State Uni
versity. Mr.. King will go to Mime
apolis tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rud. Stensvad, DIR.
and Mrs. Brand, Miss Emma Abra-
ham and T. E. Olson drove to Diam
ond Lake Saturday on fishing excur-
sion. Miss Abraham has the honor of
having made the largest catch of any
one in the crowd. They came home
Sunday evening.
County Superintendent, Adella G.
Pratt, leaves Thursday noon for st.
Paul to attend meeting of the coun-
ty superintendent of the state. On
this account the Office of County Sup
erintendent will be closed from June
18th until June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Larson and fam
ly drove to Lucan Sunday to spend
the day with relatives. They were
accompanied as far as Seaforth by
Misses Milbradt and Richter who Wis
tied at Miss Milbradt's home.
Miss Josephine Griffith, who has
attended the normal school here this
year, left this morning for Rochester
where she will undergo an operation
for appendicitis. She will go from
there to her home in Wood Lake
Mankato Free Press.
Judge Geo. Ross of New Ulm pre-
sided at a hearing in the matter of the
estate of John S. Baker. Judge A. K.
A. Laudon was disqualified to act be-
cause of his relationship to the dece-
dent.
The initial edition Of the Paxton Pr
lot, dad" Tuttle's new venture in
Montana, appeared last week. 1t
speaks well for Mr.. Tuttle's enter
prise that he has set about issuing his
paper so soon after his arrival in his
new home. Such activity is bound to
take him far.
Miss M. Gunderson of Minneapolis,
Miss P. Nelson Of Fairfax and Messrs.
Nelson and Furney of Fairfax drove
over from Fairfax Sunday and took
er1nuor at the Kahler House.