The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-02-25

VIM. Rosendahl was business visi-
tor in Belview one day last week.
Geo. Wells and family moved into
their new home in the former Borg
house Monday.
A. O. Gimmestad and Ben. Simpson
of Belview were in Redwood Falls last
Wednesday.
Sheriff Hassenstab returned Satur-
day from st. Peter where he took q
patient to the asylum.
Miss Emma Abraham returned from
an extended visit to Gaylord and Min
neapolis last Thursday.
A free illustrated lecture on Social
ism will be given at the court house on
March 9Th by Beecher Moore. Silt
| Several members of the C. E. of
the Christian church enjoyed sleigh
ride party last Saturday night.
Mrs. Goyer has returned from Chi
cago where she purchased her spring
millinery, and is busy getting her
stock in order for her spring trade.
Furnished Rooms Wanted-Th
or four furnished rooms, located as
near down town as possible Inquire
of J. L. Knapp, care of Strauss Bros.
29-3t.
Engineer O. H. Sterk of Marshall
and Ernest Shepard, county auditor of
Lyon county were in town attending
the letting of ditch No. IL in Gales
township.
Supt. c. w. Street tells us that Rev.
F. F. Kerfoot, President of Hamline
University, has accepted the invitation
to address the graduating class of the
high school. This commencement adj
dress will be on May 20.
Mrs. Aballona Buechner was strick-
en- with stroke of paralysis the fore
part of last week and has been in a
semi-stupor condition ever since that
time. Her condition is extremely
grave and her recovery is doubtful.
Doctor Brands friends will meet at
his house tonight and help him cele-
brate his sixty-second birthday ami
versary. We wouldn't be so sure
"Doc" is sixty-two years young had
not G. A. Schildknecht testified that
such is the case. He certainly has the
art of not showing his years.
Tomorrow is moving day; G.. A..
Schildknecht and his mother move in
to the house just completed by VIM
Wickman, S. Geroy and family move
into the house vacated by Mrs. Schild-
knecht and Mr.. Wolpert and family Of
Renville county will move into the for
mer Geroy home.
County auditor L. P. Larson was
busy today attending to the bids for
the building of Judicial Ditch No. IL,
known as the S. P. Hicks ditch. The
auditors called up the people assessed
for the ditch and most interested in it,
and they stated they preferred cement
tile. For this reason the bid Of P. B.
Jenniges of Wanda was accepted. His
contract calls for cement tile ditch at
E$14,948.
Judge A. R. A. Laudon attended the
Road Meeting held at Winthrop, Feb
ruary "a. The meeting dealt chiefly
with the improving and guide-board-
ing of highway from Norwood to
the state line. This road is to be
called Parks Road because of the
number of parks it will pass and will
probably connect with the South Oak
ota road at Burchard or Tyler. Com
mittees were appointed to look after
the interests of the road, the buying of
guideposts etc.
M. A. Root, who has been connected
with the First National Bank for the
last four years, will leave soon to take
up new business in Grand Rapids,
Minnesota. Mr.. Root has been men,
Der of the Scenic City Band for the
past six years, and the band boys
showed their appreciation of his faith
full service and membership by fare
well party in -Dripps Hall
last Wednesday evening. The time
was spent in reminescing and card
playing with a bountiful feed" at the
close of the evening. Mr.. Root will
leave for Grand Rapids about March /.
There he will go into the mercantile
business with his brother-in-law.
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