The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-02-23
REVERE NEWS ITEMS
(Too late for last weekly

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(Too late for last weekly
DR.. D. A. Remington, of Wal
nut Grove, was in the village
several times the past week en-
professional business.
VIM. Anliker was in Walnut
Grove on business between trains
Monday of last week.
The marshal from Springfield
was in town last Monday and on
his return was accompanied by
VIM. Allen who was summoned
to Springfield to answer to a
charge of passing a check there
which was returned for lack of
funds in the bank to cover. We
understand that Allen paid a ine
of five dollars and costs and
made good the disputed check.
| Gerard Hoffrogge was a Lam
berton caller on business Tues
day.
Percy Eykyn, of Lamberton,
was a Revere caller Tuesday and
Wednesday, assisting in getting
out a carload of livestock shipped
by M. E. Quinn from Mr.. Ey-
kyn's farm north of town. Mr..
Quinn accompanied the car to
market, returning Sunday after
noon.
Louis Flick shipped a car of
cattle and hogs to St. Paul last
Tuesday, going with them and
spending day in the cities on
business.
Miss Mary Benedict was a
Walnut Grove caller a few days
the first of last week.
Sophus Olson, who has been
working the past year for the
Weseth and Alison families in
this neighborhood shipped his
household goods Wednesday to
Minneapolis where he will make
his home.
Mrs. A. L. Clark and children
went to Sparta, Wis, Wednes-
day to make a lengthy visit with
her parents and other relatives
in Wisconsin. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Clark's faith
err, H. w. Barker, who has been
visiting here for a few days.
Jas. Bagen was in Lamberton
on business last week.
Mrs. Fred Knapp is entertain
ing a cousin from North Dako-
ia this week.
Chas. Wilbur was a Seaforth
visitor on business Friday.
VIM. Mcclure went to Mar
shall Thursday to complete ar
rangements for moving onto a
farm in that section the last OF
this month.
Jas. M. Hickey, who has been
suffering a severe attack of ap-
pendicitis for several days past,
is reported much better and
able to sit up. He expects to
undergo an operation for the
trouble as soon as he RECEIVERS
sufficient strength.
Julius Frank and wife OF
Sleepy Eye were in town Friday
and Saturday calling on Mrs
Franks father and negotiating
for a location to enter business
We understand he made a deal
! for the purchase of the residence
property owned by e. E. Baum
and will go into the implement
business here this spring. We
have not learned as yet what
plans are made by Mr.. Baum
for his future.
Arthur Prail, of GAINESVILLE,
arrived Sunday afternoon for a
few days visit with his brother.
4 Miss Watson of the Normal
department of the Lamberton
High School was in this section
several days last week inspect
ing the rural schools.
; Miss Baskerfield of the Lam
berton school spent the week as
guest of Miss Katherine Roberts
. at district 81.
The township school contest
in spelling and arithmetic will
be held in Revere Friday, Feb
ruary rs.
The recently organized Farm
ers' Club north of town met Fri
day evening at the Fred Prail
home and passed a pleasant and
instructive evening. Prof. Rel
of the Lamberton high school
and Mr.. H. H. Lundahl of Wal
nut Grove were the speakers of
the evening. There were SO peo-
pie in attendance at the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Pearson
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