The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-03-18

schools, the board of education
decided that all children under
six years of age should be ex-
cluded.-Ener Birum and a Mr..
Anderson of Nicollet county went
into partnership to improve Mr..
BRUINS water power at North
Redwood. They bought a roller
flour mill of 100 barrels per day
capacity and intended to erect a
new mill.-Joe Smith, the ferry
man at Morton, was building a
new ferry boat SO feet long.
25 YEARS AGO
Weird and pleasing costumes
mixed at the Pythian Sisters re-
ception in the K. P. hall. A. d.
McRae appeared bearded and
dressed like a true son of Erin.
Miss Bernice Francois was a
Colonial dame. Rud StenSvad
and Frank Hubbard were the kids
of the affair, coming in jackets
and knickerbockers. Judge Dol
lie was present as a tramp. w.
G. Weldon was a tough guy with
black eyes and a clay pipe. w.
M. Smith was artistically arrayed
in tuxedo and striped trousers
OF an early vintage. William Mel
man had nose that fairly glow
ed. w. B. Clement strolled in as
a suffragette accompanied by Gus
Schildknecht who looked the part
of a happy German Soldier.-New
members of the Eastern Star were
Mrs. A. P. Goudy, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. E. Larson and Mrs. T. E. Finn.
Ralph Wetmore bought out B. A.
Pete's interest in the John Sch
mid meat market.-Straw votes
at township elections favored
Roosevelt for president.-Dr. A.
Asleson was chosen president of
the automobile club. Other offic-
ers were DR.. w. A. Brand, vice
president and DR.. E. A. Lyman,
secretary and treasurer. - The
wholesale liquor house in which
Blaine Mckay and Ole Olson
worked was closed.-F. j. Has
senStab of Seaforth filed for
sheriff and Swan Peterson of Bel
view wanted to replace D. R. Nc
Corquodale as county commits
sloner. - Lawrence Feir who
worked for the Gazette left for a
position in Minneapolis. He was
replaced by Clarence johnson of
Belview.-H. w. Shoemaker of
North Redwood had an accident
while driving home in his rig
from the Christian church. A
team driven by Arthur Eckle and
George Duecher of Redwood
Falls crashed into his buggy caus-
ing considerable damage.-Glenn
Gold was graduated from the
state agricultural school at st.
Paul and returned home to man.
age 1000 acres of land here
William Peavey who conducted
the pool parlor had a new awning
put over his place of business
The most outstanding pieces of
work being done by the high
school. boys in manual training
class were a black walnut table
by Harold Peterson, an oak one
by John Lamberton, a pair of oars
by William Carity and desk by
Floyd Grapp.
10 YEARS AGO
DR.. Clarence Spears, Minnesota
nnonh hnO0pon v,onrohnr nf tho
Olivia American Legion.-Con-
stance Golden and DR.. L. w. Son.
tag of Heron Lake were married.
MIR. and Mrs. j. L. Borg of Del
his celebrated their forty-fifth
wedding anniversary.-Births in
cluded a daughter to Mrs. Fred
Orth; a girl to Mrs. Harvey LUIS
senhop of Morton; and daugh-
ter to Mrs. Fred Schmid.-Jim
Sullivan was driving a new Oak
land coupe.-The Tri-State tele-
phone company was putting in
nine miles of wire between Red
wood Falls and Morgan.-Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Lauterbach moved in
to the j. M. Stewart house which
they had recently purchased
Mrs. A. c. Dolliff returned from
Rochester where she had under
gone throat operation.-Char-
les Beer returned to the home of
his daughter Mrs. 0. A. Goetz af-
ter three months stay in Flori-
da.-Martin Matson resigned as
Standard Oil bulk agent and
planned to move to Minneapolis.
w. o. Keller was elected sup
erintendent of schools at Lamber-
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