The Redwood gazette., 1916-08-02

to be around after being shut in
for several weeks with an in
ljured foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Johnson
and daughters were here We'd
nesday.
Mrs. H. Adsit and son Dick.
were up from Redwood Falls the
middle of last week on business.
Mrs. H. Husaby was operated
at the Marshall hospital last
Thursday and is reported to be
doing well since.
Miss Annie Tinnesand is at
home after a few weeks visit
with relatives in Granite Falls.
Frank Kukuck, wife and
daughter visited relatives here
a few days Of last week.
DR.. Russell has had all he
could do lately taking care of
over-heated horses.
1t is rumored that we may
soon have new hotel keeper.
However, all seem well satisfied
with the present landlord, Mr..
Haller.
Belview was defeated Z to O
by Marshall last Thursday at
Marshall. Pitcher Burke injured
his arm.
Fred Redetzke and w. Johan-
sen of Echo did business here
the middle part of last week.
Carl Diddy and Geo. Bergren
two we'll known Knights of the
Grip, were calling on their GUS
toners here Wednesday.
DR.. Emma Aldrich was a pro-
fessional visitor at the Marshall
hospital a day last week.
| Refer Crying sold Stude-
baker car to Dentist Braafiadt.
| Math. Olson, real estate deal
er of Minneapolis, spent a few
days last week visiting his
brother, And. Olson.
Thorburn's orchestra furnish
ed music for big dance here
Thursday night. It was very
warm evening but what is the
difference when the orchestra
strikes up a dreamy waltz
| Miss Emma Johnson was a
Delhi passengers Friday noon.
Sam Sampson now has a Ford
runabout, purchased from Mar
tin Bjorke.
John Reed purchased a John
Deere corn binder last week.
Mrs. M. Sharratt passed
through here last week on her
way to visit relatives at Han
kinson, N. D.
| M. H. Sandager and wife were
business callers at the Scenic
City Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. DeFrance of
lSeaforth were here Saturday.
4 Pearl fishing i'll the Minnesota
river is quite popular at present
and some good ones have been
obtained, ranging in price from
few dollars to as high as $500.
The shells are being disposed of
to Granite Falls parties for $27
| A ton. Those engaged in the
business claim very good re-
suits for their labor.
! w. Simpson of Company l.
writes local friends that I'll is
" ell with them in the land of
sage brush, cactus and tarantu-
las.
i The County Commissioners
did wise thing to hire an en-
gineer to oversee the tile ditch
ing put in by them hereafter. A
satisfactory job will save the
| farmers big sums of money in
the future.
i. c.. S. Fitch and family Of
IMankato passed through here
Saturday on their way to Wood
Lake to visit the family Of s..
is. Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Radke and
baby of Wood Lake were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Leonard
Saturday afternoon.
! Knute Olson is now ditch
ling on his own hook, he having
secured a job from Olson and
Christianson north of town.
Jerome Simpson is now in
town after a few months spent
Ii in the country.
John Johnson and crew laid a
nice cement cross-walk north of
the depot.
/ E. Taubert, j. Hjeldness and
| A. Mogen left for a camping trip
i to Green Lake Monday.
i One of our local automobile
drivers was fined five dollars and
costs for going faster than the
| onooJ limit fOrs automobiles IN