The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-03-25
10 Suits of mems & boys clothing will
be sold regardless of cost.
at R f. RIysHNEI1's

10 Suits OF mems & boys clothing Will
be sold regardless of cost.
at B. E. BUsHNELL's s.
The Democratic State Convention will
be held at St. Paul, on Tuesday, the Goth
day of May. This county will be EMIT
led to two delegates.
Mr.. Pond, editor of the Waseca Herald
one of the best papers in the State, who
is visiting Mr.. H. D. Chollar, called to
see us on Wednesday morning.
The cost of school books for Redwood
Co., through the State education al de-
partment under the textbook act for the
year ending March Is, 1880, was $173.49.
The next Mite sociable of the Ladies
Sewing society of the Presbyterian
church will be held in the rooms lately
vacated by Mr.. Brodhead next Tuesday
evening.
C. NJ. Stewart of Rochester, who has
been for same time past telegraph opera
tor at Nicollet, arrived here on Saturday
evening last and is now filling the posi-
ton made vacant by Mr.. Krake's promo
ton.
Mr.. A. H. Gipson started on Monday
for the Jim river D. T., where he and
Dan McNiven of Marshall will engage in
locating settlers. Mr.. Gipson has the
best wishes of his numerous friends for
success in his business.
Mr.. s. 8. Sickle requests us to say that
: good bargains can be had for few days
longer in the remaining stock of Mr..
Brodhead. Call and examine the goods
on hand, consisting of show cases, tables,
stoves, window fixtures &c.
Mr.. Gale. brother of our Sheriff. and
Mr.. Ellis of town the of Gales, called a few
minutes last Friday. They report goot
farming prospects in that locality. Diph
iberia had prevailed to some extent dur
ing the winter. Mr.. c. ]. Nelson had
lost a son, eight years Of age, within {
few days.
All Wisconsin soldiers are requested t.
send to D. N. Kasson, Sec'y., of the ex
ecutivc committee, Milwaukee, Wis, fol
full information concerning the grand re
union, June It'll. Give name of regiment
aud company, and the information vii b.
furnished free.
Services at NJ E. Church next Sabbath
Morning 1880. Topic for Sermon
Christ's refreshment after His daily tolls
In Evening 7-3O. A Sabbath Schoo
Concert. Short addresses will be given
Mr.. Frank L. Morrill, will be one of thu
speakers.
Ladies Aid Soc. on Friday afternoon Al
$50. o'clock at Mrs. F. L. Morrills.
All the people invited to these services
Mr.. H. G. Krake, who since the arriva
of the railroad here has efficiently dis
charged the duties of telegraph operator
and clerk at the depot, left on Monday
last for Byron. an important station OF
the st. P. & w. r. r., % miles west o.
Rochester, where he will be freight ant
ticket agent. Mr.. Krake has left behint
him large circle of friends, who, while
they very much regret his departure, con
graduate him on his promotion.
The lecture of Mr.. R. L. Marshman il
the NJ. E. Church on Friday evening las
on IA Harmonious Education" wa
listened to by a highly interested audi
ence. It was practical discussion o
physical, mental and moral education
and was full .of timely suggestions t,
parents In regard to the proper training
of their children. The vocal music TO
the occasion was well rendered. Thi
lecture closed the course by home talen
for the benefit of the public library fund
Mr.. B. E. Bushnell having sold hi
store to Mr.. Robert A. Wilson intends t,
remove with his family to his farm nea
Lake Minnetonka. The departure of MI
and Mrs. Bushnell will be regretted b,
our citizens whose best wishes will follow
them. Mr.. Wilson, the new proprieto
Of this well known stand, has been q resi-
dent here for more than eight years.
large portion of which time he has bee
engaged in mercantile pursuits. He ha
= thorough knowledge of the dry good
business, 10 popular salesman and "
zee no reason why he will not find hi
investment . successful venture.