The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-10-28
Home Matters.

Home Matters.
WINDOW TONIGHT.
Through the courtesy of the trustees, !
the NJ E. Church has been obtained for
( the Republican meeting to be held this
(Thursday) evening. which will be adj
dressed by L. S. Senator Window.
The public will of course refrain from
noisy demonstrations which would be al !
4 lowable in an ordinary public hall. La
dies arc specially invited.
Bear in mind that the church will not
be opened until 1:+5 T. NJ
, Mckay & Races apples have come.
Call and see the woolen blankets Just |
received at McMilan's
, The best line of buffalo coats to he |
found in Redwood Falls is at Pnilbrick &
Francois. :
For the best-iitting white shirts in the
, market. ready made Or made to order, i
call on King Bros.
The gospel singer John William Ward
will sing at the Methodist church to NOR
row friday evening.
For fancy and staple stationery, inks, ,
pens, blank books. etc. it will pay YOU
to go to the Old Reliable Drug Store.
Prepare for cold weather by putting
weather strips on your doors and win
dow>. The place to get them is at II. n
Bell Il Co. s.
| The choral class of Miss Franc Loomis
will hereafter meet in the chapel of the
Presbyterian church, on Friday evenings,
at 30 O'Clock. il
o. II. Herriman and wife have again
returned from their old home in Wiscon-
sin, an! now occupy their residence on
Second street
Fresh oysters, served in all styles and
at any hour of the day Or evening. at J.
ID. Buncc's restaurant. Also. oysters by
the can or case
The Rev. Dr. is:heldaifer, of St. Paul,
is expected here this week, and 1t he
comes, will preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday.
The reason those apples are sold so
low at Mckay & Races is this: Mckay !
-,
TO sell him out. Harry to the front.
The building south of Bunch's furniture
store is being fitted up for u blacksmith
shop. The O'IIara's are building an adj
uition to the rear of the old building.
Next Sabbath, at l03O y. NJ. and $50
r. NJ. at NJ. f. church. services as usual.
Morning topic: Christians in their Homes.
Evening: The exceeding Sinfulness of
Sin.
A rather doubtful runner that former
citizen of Redwood had been waylaid by
|highwaymen was circulated yesterday.
Later advices indicate that the victim was
another person.
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The Presbyterian church prayer meet
ing will be held (by invitation) at the
residence of Mrs. Smith, ST., II few doors
south of the Bailey House, next Wcdncs-
day, at 3 o'clock r NJ. All are cordially
invited.
Philbrick & Francois are just spreading
themselves this season across the street,
down in the basement, and thirty feet to
the rear with new addition. No pent
Iup salesroom contracts the power OF that
Expansive and expanding firm.
Mr.. Crump informs US that a series of
meetings will be held in the Christian
church next month, beginning on Sunday
, next. Rev. Mr. Stewart, of LIE Sueur,
and another minister from abroad, will
engage in the proposed religious work.
We regret that our Walnut Station let
ter was received after the paper had been
about made ready for the press. Our
correspondent writes that they were eight
days without mail or freight at Walnut,
after the storm. and were getting short
of fuel when the blockade was raised.
, Messrs. Bcdel and Webber were the prin-
icipal losers by the storm. Farmers have
now resumed plowing in that vicinity.
Gale Items.
From our 10-ycar old correspondent.
!. Died of diptheria. George, only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Trail, aged Is years.
We had very bad storm, and it did