The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-07-28
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here on a visit TO his PARENTS srf
Miss Josie Thune will GO to RUSSELL
Thursday fora visit with friends. !
Judge a. Z. A. Laaudon and his
family are spending weeks vaca-
ton at Green Lake.
DR.. C. P. Gibson returned Monday
to his. home at Milaca, after a visit
with his daughter and his many
friends here.
Anna Jensen, of Redwood Falls, ar
rived Tuesday at the M. w. johnson
home where she will visit for a, week.
I-Milroy Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Melges have
changed their place of residence from
Los Angeles to Minneapolis, the
change having been made recently.
Mrs. G. McGetrick is taking treat
ment for throat and nose ailments
at the Rochester hospital and is be-
ing much benefited by the treatment.
Leo Schueller, OF Mahnomen, spent
several days here last week. Before
returning to Mahnomen Mr.. Schuel-
Ter will visit for a few days in Wis
consin.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Preston of Sisseton.
N. D., arrived here Thursday for a
visit with old friends. Mr.. Preston
was a resident of Redwood Falls
about thirty years ago.
"A Happy Thought" Now is the
time to give me that order for fall
suit, while my lines are complete and
you can have it delivered any time.
Wright, the tailor. Phone 314. lit
Mr.. and Mrs H. M. Aune and fam
lily are contemplating trip to Madi-
son, Wis, in their car, for visit with
friends and relatives. The date OF
departure has not been definitely set.
Tracy Hicks, of Gales township, re-
Gently purchased "a motorcycle in Chi
cago and rode the machine home
making the trip in a day and half
This is beating the Northwestern
Lines time.-Lamberton Star.
Banker F. w. Stevens, of Sanborn
accompanied by his family drove
through Redwood Falls Sunday or
their way to Coney Island, where they
will spend weeks vacation. Neil
Stevens was a member of the party.
A. Hassenstab made his last week
ly trip to Hanley Falls a couple OF
weeks ago. The Gazette is not giver
to publishing ancient history, but as
long as this was the last of these
memorable trips, it deserves honorable
mention.
Miss Ellen Horr has returned from
Wilmot where she has been visiting
with relatives for the past severa
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. Horn drove te
Renville to meet their daughter anc
found the roads almost impossible
for motoring.
Miss Bernice Francois returned
Thursday from a visit with friends
at Minneapolis. Miss Francois mo.
tored to Minneapolis with Mr.. ane
. Mrs. l.. P. !Dolliff upon their return
to their home after visit at the home
of their son, Judge A. c.. Dolliff.
Karl Doolittle, Of Minneapolis, is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
C. v, Everett. Mr.. Doolittle has beer
at work as engineer on the Yellow.
stone Trail at Marshall and is now
on his way to Washington, d. C.
where he will take the examination
as civil engineer.
The only known article that viii
move dignifed Judge Of Presbyter.
ian persuasion to profuse profanity
is a match of the brand recently cir
culated by the Clerk of Court. We
know this to be true for it was re-
Gently tried, and the account of The
experiment justifies our statement.
G. A. Milbradt and wife of St
Louis, Mo-, arrived here the latter
part of last week for a short visit al
the Milbradt home in this village anC
with other relatives in the country
They drove all the way in a power.
full roadster utomobile.-Wood Lake
News. While in Redwood Falls Mr.
and Mrs. Milbradt were guests al
the VIM. Milbradt home.
The state fish hatchery at Granite
Falls is now reality. NJ. w. Bau-
meister of st. Paul has taken the con-
tract to build the plant for 1882
The size of the building is 30 by &C
feet with side walls 10 feethigh. The
building site is located on the east
side of the Minnesota river immediate.