The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-12-08
REVERE NEWS ITEMS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Anton P. Overlee, of GAINESVILLE,
who has been spending the past week
visiting friends in this neighborhood
departed Sunday for his home.
Mrs. F. A. Grahlman spent few
days last week with relatives at Win
dom.
Fred Knapp and family were called
to- Parkersbury. Ia, Monday, by
message announcing the death Of Mr..
Knapp's aunt. They returned Friday.
Fred B. Grinde was in Tyler last
Tuesday on business for the Standard
Lumber Co.
Miss Stella Fairchild shopped at
Lamberton between trains Wednesday
morning.
Jas. Hickey returned Wednesday
morning from Uehling, Neb., where
he has been called by telephone
message announcing the serious ill
ness Of his son Arthur. He found the
young man seriously i'll with scarlet
fever, but he was on the way of re-
covery at abe time of Mr.. Hickey's
departure.
VIM. Wagner was in the village on
business Wednesday and Friday of
last week.
Miss Emma Steinle visited relatives
at Lamberton the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Flick went to
Tracy Wednesday to take their old
est daughter to the hospital there to
have her tonsils removed. The young
lady is recovering nicely from the
operation.
Jas. Burns was called to DeKalb,
Ill.,, Wednesday night by telegram
announcing that his son John had
been seriously injured. The boy was
crossing the railroad track on his
way home from school and stopped
to look at some machinery being
erected near the track, not seeing an
approaching train which struck him
and carried him some distance before
the train could be stopped. He died
from his injuries Thursday morning.
T. E. Lying, of Window, was the
guest of the Walker family Friday
B. F. Myers, of Greensburg, Ind,
who has been working in this vicin-
ity during the harvest and threshing
season, returned to his home Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Myers is looking for
a permanent location, and was we'll
pleased with Revere and may possibly
return with his family next year.
S. A. Fillingham moved his family
here from Amiret last week and Sat-
urday opened barber shop and pool
room in the G. T. Hansen building.
He has rented the Sixburg house and
moved his family here and intends
to remain here permanently. His first
days business was very encouraging
and if it holds up as it promises there
will be no cause for complaint.
j. B. Sawyer returned to his home
at Minneapolis Sunday after week
spent in looking after his business
interests here.
Frank Bittner was a passenger to
Sleepy Eye Sunday afternoon. Rumor
has it that he does not intend to
come back. alone.
M. Ziskin went TO the cities Sun
day afternoon to buy spring stock.
Recent visits Of the stork, not re-
ported to date, were at the homes
Of Allen Newell, August Boelke and
Herman Dagner. This makes seven
births in this vicinity in ten days,
and as the town has not yet started
q cemetery should indicate that this
is healthy and growing community.
The Northwestern Railway Co. has
a large gang of men here this week
laying connection to the city sewer
to take care of the overflow from their
well. While here they will also make
fire connection to the railway pump
to be used in case of emergency,
which should give us very good fire
protection, as the railroad pump will
pump about 5000 gallons Of water
per hour, which, together with the
present fire engine should furnish
water enough to take care Of any
fire that might break out. and will
be especially good protection to the
end of town near the depot where
the danger Of fire is greater than in
the other end of town.
Miss Theresa Mcclure is working
for Mrs. A. L. Clark.
The chicken supper given by the
Ladies Home Circle in the Band Hall
Saturday evening was well attended.