The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-05-06

year. Those who are not In arrears be-
yond January 1st. 1880, will pay to my
successors. WIN. b. lIERRIOTT.
Read the call for the Republican caucus
at the court house next Thursday.
Can't we have that "Sca of Ice" that is
refreshing the New Clm people: We need
it bad
F. r. Peabody and L. Paul will COM
mence with the town herd next Monday
morning.
Frank Truesdell is building a residercc
near L; ird, Norton & Chollar's lumber
yard.
Mrs. p. j. Graves, who has been teach
ing at Sleepy Eye, has engaged to teach
the school 1T Lalnbcrton.
B. Flynn has removed his office from
the old place in Truesdell's building to a
very pleasant room nearly opposite the
post Office.
Rev Mr.. McAffce. of St. Peter, occu-
pied the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday, Mr.. Marsh exchanging with
him for the day.
The German Evangelical society at
Flora, on the other side of the river, have
h,ilt new church. Rev. j. II. Schmidt
| is the minister in charge.
\ school district near New Avon post
Office has just finished new building,
and the spring term opened there last
Monday This is the first school held in
that district.
In Mr. Races communication, in last
weeks issue, the sentence. "All over
western and southern Illinois," should
have read, western and southern Mime.
sofa"
Our village authorities want property
owners to attend to their spring cleaning
at once. Better haul away the rubbish
plant the dead cats and things, and lei
the eyes and nose have fair chance.
County Treasurer Wilson is making ou
lists of those owing delinquent taxes, and
appointing collectors, so as to collect
such taxes Immediately, with all costs
according to law.
A new meat market was opened las
week. on the east side of Mill street, mex
door to Truesdclls harness shop. The
room looks bright and clean, and appear.
to be fitted up with all needed convent
ences. z. Robcor and G. Nelson arc tn
Iproprictors.
And now the voluble lightning rod MAJ
unlimbers his jaw and breaks loose upol
this hapless community. Is it for nothing
that the locality has suffered from grass
hOppers. hailstorms, and other visitations
and must it endure this added scourg
lbesidcs?
The Canadian weather prophet, Prof
Vennor. writes to an Albany paper tha
the weather during the coming season
, will be hot and cold by spells, and gener
ally unfavorable for crops. We shal
promptly sit down on any croaker VIII
shall make such prediction for this 10
cality.
In answer to question regarding fu
ture railroad arrangements, Agent lyle
, informed us that the change of time S
confidently promised by people up tow
had not been alluded to by the railroa
managers, within his knowledge. don
} IprOphesy before ye know"
Strange how genius and merit STAN
themselves upon the features and bearin
of their possessor. One of the editors @
the GAZETTE was conjcctured to be
rival of our accomplished barber. by tha
gentleman himself. The other overhear
some one remarking that he was probabl
a lightning-rod man.
Our local reporter makes the observ'
tion that large proportion of the soil
men of Redwood are of the stalwart ord'
of architecture. As the lamb, with gre.
lpresence of mind, remarked on being il
troduced to the lion, we hope our rel
tions may be mutually friendly. III
fighting editor operates on another .pae
;. of this paper.
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