The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-03-11
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, MARCH nth 1850.
LEGAL News

TURREIi. 4. STEWART.
LEGAL News.
Homestead ''claimes" are advertised for
sale on Mill street.
Gold and silver embroidered lace win
be much used in millinery.
John Roth of Lamberton has lost four
children from diphtheris.
The citizens OF Sleepy Eye raised
$1O7.S5 for the Irish relief fund.
Till Tibbett's orchestra win be in At
tendance at the lecture on Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bushnell will, take the re.
mains of their daughter to Minneapolis
for burial.
Wreaths and sprays of migonette
most natural in appearance, are among
the new artificial flowers.
Messrs NJ. E. Powell, and w. F.
Dickinson made trip to Owatonna and
the eastern part Of the state during the
past week.
The Village Board of Marshall by a
vote of to has agreed to levy tax Of
one mill on the dollar to constitute vii
Library fund.
On the 9Th inst. the Trustees of school
dist, No. engaged Mrs. J. ]. Coyle, to
teach for q term of four months at $25
per month. There were six other appli-
Giants for this school.
You should not fail to try one of Wat
sons "blazer" cigars. You can light
them in wind or rain without . match.
This brand is made Of the best Tobacco
aud is the latest thing out in the cigar
line.
One day last week Mrs. T. w. Bying-
ton, who lives five miles cast of town,
fell from box while winding her clock
and injured her right leg. She is not able
W uAOSV OAOuAU VA 0CVVuut VA 0AC SGCI-
dent.
A good Gold Pen makes the task of
writing a pleasure. besides assista in
forming all the letters in words gracefully.
Only those who have used them know
and can appreciate the many advantages
of a gold Pen. One of Foley's Bank
Pens in this town has been in use fifteen
years.
Rev. J. NJ. Thurston viii deliver the
eighth lecture by home talent for the ben
eft of the public library fund in the NJ.
E. Church, on tomorrow friday even
ing. Subject Moral Heroes.
Let our citizens turn out in force and
show by their presence that they are In
sympathy with this movement.
On Friday evening last as Mrs. H. B.
Daley, wife of Mr.. H. B. Daley who
lives east of East st. near the depot,
started out on the porch Of her house.
she stepped on piece of round wood
which rolled from under her. feet and
caused her to fall. Her: right leg has
been helpless ever since and her phYsi.
clan is of the opinion that it 10 very bad
~ sprained il not broken.
Mr.. s. J. Races lecture on Voltsire last
Friday evening was attended by one of
.the largest audiences that has turned out
during this course. He read easily and
gracefully and held the close attention of
those present. The lecture had been
carefully prepared and was a scholarly
production.
Till Tibbetts' orchestra furnished some
excellent mnsic.
Mrs. VIM. H. Simmons and Mrs, ]. w.
Paxton will give the next sociable. of the
Ladies sewing society of the Presbyter-
ian church at the residence of Mrs. Pax.
on on next Tuesday evening. Commit
ee, Mrs. C. G. Sickle, Mrs. w. w. Kelly
Mrs. r. A. Wilson and Mrs. Saml Stick.
les. The young folks of the congrsga
tion are preparing charades and shadow
pictures for this occasion. ...
Superintendent Burt has completed
the March apportionment of the curren
school fund. giving forty cents to eacl
scholar enrolled in the public schools O
Minnesota. and has found the amour
due Redwood Co. to be $852. 40. ther,
being 8o1 scholars attending her publ,
schools. There are 1872. 521 school child
rem in the State and the total amour
paid out for them ct this time 10 $66, zoo
40.
On Sabbath next services at n. E
church st 1890 A. NJ. and 7.15 P. N
Morning Topic ;Soul-silence Unto God
Evening. Christ. amid the Philosopher
of the Ages! General prayer mseting Of
Thursday ~ 7.s0 p. r.
Friday afternoon 1t 2So o'clock. tn
Ladies Aid society st. Mn. Edwss'
March's. All men1Aen Hf The church
and Ladies Of the auliesee a0sciaily In
vited. Business Of imeost1aee 70 clsiu
their attention.
This is unhappily IN age Of skcpticisn
but there is one point upon which pse.
sons acquainted with the subject agree
namely, that THOMAS ELECTRIC OIL i
medicine which can be relied upon h
cure . cough. remove pain, heal sores O
various kinds. and benefit any inaamed
portion Of the body to which It is applied
It is more fully described in our regula
advertisements. Note-Eclectsic, selec
ted and electrified.
On Monday evening last the Metho
dist cheiS. on Invitation Of The Prssbytel
ian choir. and few other invited guest
of musical taste met in the lecture room